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In an attempt to disrupt shipping on Cumberland River two brigades of Confederate cavalry commanded
Explore Tennessee’s Civil War Battlefields
The Interactive Map is part of the TCWPA Preservation Plan to memorialize certain Civil War battlefields in Tennessee originally identified by the Civil War Sites Advisory Committee including 122 sites recommended for further study. TCWPA prepared Battlefield Assessments for these sites that evaluated historical significance, condition, risk of loss, and opportunities for interpretation and preservation. Historical themes represented by these battlefields were also identified. In addition a model (Preservation Opportunity Index-POI) was developed to rate and rank preservation potential that will guide implementation of the Preservation Plan. The Interactive Map displays this information and more as additional data and documentation is compiled and added to the Battlefield Assessment.
In an attempt to disrupt shipping on Cumberland River two brigades of Confederate cavalry commanded
On March 21, 1864 a detachment of the 13th Tennessee Cavalry (Union) attacked Confederate
Federal troops, commanded by Maj. Gen. John Parke, moved toward Dandridge on January 14.
Advancing into Tennessee from Florence, Alabama the Confederate Army of Tennessee (Lieut. Gen. John Bell
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