English: Map of route of Union Brigade from camp to Wytheville, Virginia. Raid took place during the American Civil War in July 1863. Map is not perfectly to scale, especially width of rivers. Map made using Microsoft Excel, and is based on a portion of an 1863 county map for Virginia and West Virginia created by William H. Gamble and S. Augustus Mitchell plus descriptions of the route from the July 27, 1863 report made by Major John J. Hoffman of the 2nd West Virginia Cavalry (participated in raid). Additional sources were Joseph J. Sutton’s History of the Second Regiment, West Virginia Cavalry Volunteers, During the War of the Rebellion (Sutton participated in the raid); John M. Johnson’s Lead, Salt, and the Railroad : Toland's Raid on Wytheville, July 18, 1863; and the reports of Lieutenant Colonel Freeman Franklin of the 34th Ohio Volunteer Infantry (participated in raid). Gamble and Mitchell’s entire map can be found in the Library of Congress Gamble-MitchellMap, and shows Virginia and West Virginia. Johnson's book has a hand-drawn map that uses current roads and only shows the Virginia portion.