Gettysburg Campaign Atlas: 421 Maps Emcompassing [sic] the March to Gettysburg, the Battle, and the Retreat
- ISBN-10
- 1934900451
- ISBN-13
- 9781934900451
- Category
- Gettysburg (Pa.)
- Pages
- 481
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2010
Description
The author has compiled 421 maps in a chronological timeline which take the reader through the Gettysburg Campaign from June 3, 1863 thru July 14, 1863. Included with each map is explanatory or complimentary text. Of note, Laino includes some "alternate maps" for those facets of the battle in dispute -- four of them in fact, are provided for Vincent's approach to Little Round Top. He also cautions the maps are approximations and are not intended to hold up to scrutiny with calipers to measure regimental or brigade fronts, or to calculate distances between landmarks. Also included is an order of battle, listing Union and Confederate units sorted by state, with their corresponding strength and casualty figures.
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