No change from that map that I can see. The Union had by that time secured the Border States and the claimed Confederate territories. Later on though, there are the following to consider:
- Sonora and Chihuahua: Mexican states that would grant the Confederacy access to the Pacific Ocean through their own territory, rather than having to depend upon either Mexico or the United States.
- Cuba and Puerto Rico: I would only be a matter of time before a Confederate President or some incident lead to a war between the Confederacy and Spain, with the Confederacy winning. While their navy would not be large, it would easily be more advanced than the Spanish Navy. Of course, it is not set in stone, and may not come to pass. It is a definite if the Confederacy can get either the British or the French to join in the venture in return for the Philippines.
- Panama: Just to mention this before it is brought up. The United States will not allow for the Confederacy to have a naval advantage over itself, and would threaten war if the CSA sought to try and construct a canal. Therefore, it is more likely that the Panama Canal is a French-Confederate Project, or the Nicaragua Canal is a British-Confederate Project, with the former in both cases being the main controller, forcing the United States to acquiesce.