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Champion Hill
Champion's Hill, Bakers Creek
May 16, 1863
Hinds County, Mississippi
Large portions of this important battlefield are currently in an excellent state of preservation, including a number of wartime roads used by the armies in 1863. However, much of this land, including the summit of Champion Hill itself, is in private hands and visitors should respect posted signs.
Essential To-Do List:
Champion Hill
Get the most out of your Civil War battlefield visit by exploring these recommended To-Dos.
Stand at the Crossroads at Champion Hill
Union and Confederate forces fought a savage contest at this vital road juncture during the decisive battle of the Vicksburg Campaign.
Visit the Coker House at Champion Hill
This recently restored home is the sole remaining wartime structure on the Champion Hill battlefield.
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