The first and the largest of the Civil War National Parks, Chickamauga was the site of the greatest Confederate victory in the west. Fought on September 19-20, 1863, the Union suffered approximately 16,170 casualties while the Confederates suffered approximately 18,450. The battle is famous for confusion in the Union lines which led to a gap and an intense Confederate assault, and then a courageous Union stand on Snodgrass Hill.
Map Features:
This ambitious map features 209 monuments, 296 markers, and 382 tablets. Several miles of trails on a 10' contour interval topo map, with other modern and historic landmarks highlighted.
| Geography | Georgia |
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| Geography | United States |
| Map Type | Territory Maps |
| Publisher | Trailhead Graphics |
| Usage Type | Reference Maps |