Washington–Rochambeau Revolutionary Route

1. 1
   Boston

   northern terminus of the trail · where Rochambeau's troops departed the US on Christmas 1782
2. 2
   Newport (Rhode Island)

   French landing point, July 10, 1780 · site of French army encampment 1780-1781
3. 3
   Providence (Rhode Island)

   transit connection point on the way in
4. 4

   Lebanon (Connecticut)

   Lebanon Green has historic buildings tied to the war
5. 5
   Hartford (Connecticut)

   route passes through Connecticut
6. 6
   Dobbs Ferry

   meeting point of Washington's and Rochambeau's armies, June 1781
7. 7
   Princeton

   site of Princeton Battlefield · Thomas Clark House Museum, built 1772
8. 8
   Trenton

   route waypoint between Princeton and Philadelphia
9. 9
   Philadelphia

   Washington and Rochambeau arrived August 30, 1781 · Independence National Historical Park has Revolution-era sites
10. 10
    Baltimore

    transportation hub along the southern leg
11. 11

    Annapolis

    French and American soldiers sailed from here
12. 12
    Williamsburg (Virginia)

    includes Colonial Williamsburg · Washington and Rochambeau staffs arrived September 14, 1781
13. 13

    Yorktown (Virginia)

    site of Cornwallis's defeat · last major land battle of the Revolutionary War · southern terminus of the trail

• National Historic Seaport

Lookouts along this trip

Scenic overlooks on the official byways this route runs along, in drive order. Each byway’s own page carries its full list.

Named places along this route

Typed places from the atlas within thirty miles of this trip, measured to its own snapped line. Each one traces to its source record, and each one lists the byways near it in return.