Pending development of maps detailing movements of Vermont units, we present the following:

National Parks Service Maps provide a state-by-state vizualization of the battles in most states. One glaring exception is Vermont - there isn't one. But then again, the St. Albans raid wasn't considered a significant event, except to Vermonters!

NOTE: Since so much of the war occurred in Virginia, the map was split up by years, to make it easier to read.

See also the National Park Service

Study of Civil War Sites in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia

Arkansas (map of battles)

Colorado (map of battles)

District of Columbia (map of battles)

Florida (map of battles)

Georgia (map of battles)

Idaho (map of battles)

Indiana (map of battles)

Kansas (map of battles)

Kentucky (map of battles)

Louisiana (map of battles)

Maryland (map of battles)

Minnesota (map of battles)

Mississippi (map of battles)

Missouri (map of battles)

New Mexico (map of battles)

North Carolina (map of battles)

North Dakota (map of battles)

Ohio (map of battles)

Oklahoma (map of battles)

Pennsylvania (map of battles)

South Carolina (map of battles)

Tennessee (map of battles)

Texas (map of battles)

Virginia, 1861 (map of battles)

Virginia, 1862 (map of battles)

Virginia, 1863 (map of battles)

Virginia, 1864 (map of battles)

Virginia, 1865 (map of battles)

West Virginia (map of battles)

See also Maps of National Historic & Military Parks, Memorials, and Battlefields
(University of Texas at Austin)