Battle of Kips Bay

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The Battle of Kips Bay was a 1776 British amphibious landing and rout of American forces on Manhattan during the New York and New Jersey campaign of the American Revolutionary War.

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instanceOf battle
military engagement
alsoKnownAs Kips Bay landing
belligerent Great Britain
Thirteen Colonies
campaign New York campaign of 1776
surface form: New York campaign
combatant British Army
Continental Army
Hessian troops
commander George Washington
Israel Putnam
Nathanael Greene
William Howe
conflict American Revolutionary War
conflictType land and naval operation
country United States of America
surface form: United States (present-day)
date September 15, 1776
effect American withdrawal from lower Manhattan
British occupation of New York City
followedBy Battle of Harlem Heights
geographicalFeature East River
hasParticipant British regular infantry
Continental Army militia units
Royal Navy
historicalPeriod 18th century
impact contributed to loss of New York as American base
involves landing craft
naval bombardment
location Manhattan
New York City
Province of New York
namedAfter Kips Bay
notableEvent rout of American forces at the landing site
partOf New York campaign of 1776
surface form: British campaign for New York City

British campaign to control the Hudson River
New York and New Jersey campaign
precededBy Battle of Long Island
relatedTo Battle of White Plains
New York campaign of 1776
surface form: Evacuation of New York by Continental Army
result British victory
strategicObjective British seizure of Manhattan
theater Northern theater of the American Revolutionary War
typeOfOperation amphibious landing
year 1776

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Battle of Harlem Heights precededBy Battle of Kips Bay