Gettysburg - S.G. Elliott Burial Map
Gettysburg Elliott Burial Map
Library of Congress
The S. G. Elliott Burial Map for the Gettysburg Battlefield
The S.G. Elliott burial map for the Gettysburg battlefield was created by Simon G. Elliott in 1864. Elliott documented the burials of Union and Confederate soldiers, as well as the burial of horses across the Gettysburg battlefield. Elliott also included fortifications built during the battle, while including an inset for the recently dedicated Gettysburg National Cemetery. The map is housed in the collection of the Library of Congress, and you can download a high-resolution copy of the map from their website.
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Adams County, PA | July 1, 1863
Result: Union Victory
Estimated Casualties
51,112
Union
23,049
23,049
Confed.
28,063
28,063