...t, is a ridge of bold, high ground, terminated on the west by Cemetery Hill and on the east by Culp's Hill, which, bending to the south, extends half a mile or more and terminates in low grounds near Spangler's Spring . Culp's Hill is steep toward the east, is well wooded, and its eastern base is washed by Rock Creek. Impressed by the importance of the position, Buford, expecting the early return of the e...