[ The numbering method is the one developed by Dennis Snow, that is,
	The top row is numbered 101, 102, 103, ..., 113, the second row is
	201, 202, ..., 212, and so on.  If a space is not covered here it
	is clear terrain. ]

DREWRY'S BLUFF, VIRGINIA - May 16, 1864

SETUP

Parts of Protor's Creek run through hexes 801, 802, 803, 904

105 Woods
107 Woods
108 Woods
201 Woods
204 Woods
206 CINF
209 Woods, CINF
210 Woods
211 Woods
303 CINF/Entrenched (with "V" center facing hex 503)
304 CINF/Entrenched (with "V" center facing hex 504)
305 CART/Entrenched (with "V" center facing hex 505)
306 CINF/Entrenched (with "V" center facing hex 506)
307 CINF, CGEN (Beauregard)/Entrenched (with "V" center facing hex 507)
308 CART/Entrenched (with "V" center facing hex 508)
309 CINF
310 CINF
311 Woods
401 Woods
412 Woods
510 Woods
511 Woods
512 Woods
601 Woods
610 Woods
611 Woods
612 Woods
701 UINF
702 UINF, UGEN (Gillmore)
703 UINF
704 UINF
705 UINF
706 UINF
707 UINF
708 UART
709 UINF, UGEN (Smith)
710 UINF
804 UART
805 UART, UGEN (Butler)
808 Building (Friend Home), UINF
812 Woods
903 Woods
905 Woods
906 Woods
907 Woods
908 Woods
911 Woods
912 Woods

STAFFING NOTES:

Union Player: Benjamin F. Butler, 3 command cards (move first)
Confederate Player: Pierre G.T. Beauregard, 4 command cards

Special Rules:
Remove entrenchments card from command deck

Hex 206, where the Richmond and Petersburg pikes came together, is worth one
flag to the Union player if they occupy it during any of their turns.