Battle of Cove Mountain

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1864 battle of the American Civil War

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After the Battle of Cove Mountain, Averell took a difficult route to safety and was pursued by Confederate forcesAfter the Battle of Cove Mountain, Averell took a difficult route to safety and was pursued by Confederate forces
After the Battle of Cove Mountain, Averell took a difficult route to safety and was pursued by Confederate forces.After the Battle of Cove Mountain, Averell took a difficult route to safety and was pursued by Confederate forces.
Averell took the mountainous route to Wytheville, while Morgan took the shortest.Averell took the mountainous route to Wytheville, while Morgan took the shortest.
Cove churchCove church
Crook and Averell joined at Union after their raids on the Virginia & Tennessee RailroadCrook and Averell joined at Union after their raids on the Virginia & Tennessee Railroad
Grant`s plan to attack the Confederate railroads that supplied Lee`s armyGrant's plan to attack the Confederate railroads that supplied Lee's army
Mountains North of WythevilleMountains North of Wytheville
Positions of troops at the Battle of Cove Mountain (not to scale)Positions of troops at the Battle of Cove Mountain (not to scale)
Positions of troops at the Battle of Cove Mountain (not to scale)Positions of troops at the Battle of Cove Mountain (not to scale)
The Battle of Cove Mountain was fought at Crocketts Cove near Cove Mountain and Wytheville, Virginia on May 10, 1864.The Battle of Cove Mountain was fought at Crocketts Cove near Cove Mountain and Wytheville, Virginia on May 10, 1864.
Union Army plan to attack the Virginia & Tennessee RailroadUnion Army plan to attack the Virginia & Tennessee Railroad
Union Army plan to attack the Virginia & Tennessee Railroad and strategic points such as mines and a passenger depot.Union Army plan to attack the Virginia & Tennessee Railroad and strategic points such as mines and a passenger depot.