Sharpsburg, Maryland
Sharpsburg, United States
Sharpsburg, Maryland connects to 7448 places across 8 topics through 39 Bunkabop connections. Military history and transportation both feature, from the French and Indian War to highways such as Maryland Route 34. The town was founded in 1763 by Joseph Chapline and named for Proprietary Governor Horatio Sharpe. The Battle of Antietam, called the Battle of Sharpsburg by the South, ties it to the Civil War. It shares many connections with Frederick, Virginia, and Pennsylvania.
Fox's Gap
Connects Sharpsburg, Maryland to: Reno, Nevada | Frederick, United States of America
Maryland Route 34
Connects Sharpsburg, Maryland to: Shepherdstown, West Virginia | Keedysville, Maryland
Proprietary Governor
Connects Sharpsburg, Maryland to: Newfoundland and Labrador | Division No. 1, Subdivision I, Newfoundland and Labrador
Maryland Route 65
Connects Sharpsburg, Maryland to: Funkstown, Maryland | Fairplay, Maryland
U.S. Route 40 Alternate (Hagerstown–Frederick, Maryland)
Connects Sharpsburg, Maryland to: Middletown, United States of America | Boonsboro, Maryland | Funkstown, Maryland | Zittlestown, Maryland
Swiss American
Connects Sharpsburg, Maryland to: Providence, Utah | Highland, Illinois | Pomaria, South Carolina | Gonzales, California | Sugarcreek, Ohio
Antietam National Battlefield
Connects Sharpsburg, Maryland to: United States | Maryland | Western Maryland | Hagerstown, Maryland | Boonsboro, Maryland
Battle of South Mountain
Connects Sharpsburg, Maryland to: Reno, Nevada | Frederick, United States of America | Hagerstown, Maryland | Frederick County, Maryland | Ebensburg, Pennsylvania
Antietam Creek
Connects Sharpsburg, Maryland to: United States | Pennsylvania | Maryland | Western Maryland | Keedysville, Maryland
Great Wagon Road
Connects Sharpsburg, Maryland to: Charlotte, North Carolina | Frederick, United States of America | Winchester, Virginia | Mount Ulla Township, North Carolina | Christiansburg, Virginia
Emancipation Proclamation
Connects Sharpsburg, Maryland to: New Orleans, Louisiana | Richmond, Virginia | Galveston, Texas | Alexandria, Virginia | Fort Smith, Arkansas
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Connects Sharpsburg, Maryland to: Frederick, United States of America | Alexandria, Virginia | Laurel, Maryland | Harpers Ferry, West Virginia | Rosslyn, Virginia