The journey of Jon Snow
Between 283 AC and 300 AC: 8 stops across 7 different places. The itinerary follows the books, “A Song of Ice and Fire”.
3 of the 8 stops are anchored to a dated event in the catalogue; the others rest on the source alone, and each one says how certain it is. Jon Snow has his own entry in the atlas.
The itinerary
Winterfell283 AC – 298 AC
Raised at Winterfell as Eddard Stark's bastard
born there · established
Castle Black298 AC – 299 AC
Takes his vows and serves as Jeor Mormont's steward
on horseback · established
Event: Great Ranging
Whitetree299 AC
The Great Ranging passes an emptied wildling village
on horseback · established
The catalogue labels it «Árbol Blanco»; the wiki writes it as one word, «Arbolblanco» (Whitetree).
Craster's Keep299 AC
They learn the free folk are gathering under Mance Rayder
on horseback · established
Fist of the First Men299 AC
Ghost digs up a horn and dragonglass blades
on horseback · established
Skirling Pass299 AC
Captures Ygritte and kills Qhorin at Qhorin's own order
on foot · established
Event: Death of Qhorin Halfhand
The Wall299 AC – 300 AC
Climbs the Wall with Styr's party and escapes
on foot · established
Castle Black300 AC – —
998th Lord Commander; stabbed by his own men
on foot · established
What the source does not fix
- Castle Black (until): The published material ends there. His fate is unresolved and none is assumed.
A note on canon
The published material stops with his stabbing at the end of *A Dance with Dragons*. What the show tells from then on —resurrection, the Battle of the Bastards, Dragonstone, King's Landing— is territory WITHOUT A BOOK, not a divergence (docs/canon.md §2, the rule of the void).