Route of Streight's Raid through Northern Alabama, which started at Nashville and was eventually headed for Rome, GA. Streight's Raid included the Battle of Day's Gap.

Straight-lines simply connect the places in chronological order and should not be considered anywhere near accurate route paths.

Chronology of events of Streight's Raid in 1863

• Nashville, Tennessee (April 7-10) -- proceeded by river
• Palmyra, Tennessee (April 11-13) -- proceeded on foot
• Yellow Creek, Tennessee (April 13-14) -- proceeded on foot
• Fort Henry, Tennessee (April 15-17) -- proceeded by river
• Eastport, Mississippi (April 19-21) -- proceeded either by foot or river
• Bear Creek/River, Mississippi (April 22) -- proceeded on foot the rest of the way
• Tuscumbia, Alabama (April 24-26)
• Mount Hope, Alabama (April 27-28)
• Moulton, Alabama (April 28)
• Day's Gap, Alabama (April 29-30)
• Battle of Day's Gap (April 30)
• Skirmish at Crooked Creek (April 30)
• Skirmish at Hog Mountain (April 30)
• Arrival at Blountsville (May 1)
• Skirmishes at Blountsville (May 1)
• Skirmishes at the East Branch of the Black Warrior River (May 1)
• Skirmishes at the crossing of Black Creek, near Gadsden (May 2)
• Damaged ammunition while crossing Will's Creek, near Gadsden (May 2)
• Gadsden, Alabama (May 2)
• Blount's plantation, about 15 miles from Gadsden (May 2)
• Skirmishes at/near Blount's plantation (May 2-3)
• Centre, Alabama (May 3)
• Cedar Bluff, Alabama (May 3)
• Surrender to Confederate Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest outside Cedar Bluff, Alabama (May 3)
• Taken to Richmond, Virginia as prisoners of war