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Pea Ridge

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Pea Ridge

Town in Benton County, northwestern Arkansas, USA, on the Ozark Plateau, 8 km/5 mi south of the Missouri border and 13 km/8 mi northwest of Rogers; population (1990) 1,700. It is the site of the Battle of Pea Ridge (or Elkhorn Tavern), 7–8 March 1862, the most significant Civil War engagement in Arkansas. Union troops under Samuel Curtis defeated Confederate forces commanded by Earl Van Dorn, and secured Missouri for the Union. The Pea Ridge National Military Park, extending over an area of 1,742 ha/4,300 ac, preserves the battleground.



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In northwest Arkansas, corporate outings entail the many great area golf courses, shopping excursions, minor league baseball games at Springdale's Arvest Ballpark, the Pea Ridge Civil War battlefield and numerous museums.
Price shared the hardships of war with his men, and fought with them in the battles of Wilson's Creek, Lexington, and Pea Ridge.
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