Battle of Monterrey

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The Battle of Monterrey was a key 1846 engagement in the Mexican–American War in which U.S. forces captured the strategically important city of Monterrey after intense urban combat and negotiations for surrender.

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Battle of Monterrey canonical 12
Battle of Monterrey (1846) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military engagement
alsoKnownAs Battle of Monterrey
surface form: Battle of Monterrey (1846)
belligerent Armed Forces of Mexico
surface form: Mexican Army

United States Army
casualtiesAndLosses over 1,000 Mexican killed and wounded
several hundred U.S. killed and wounded
combatant Mexico
United States of America
surface form: United States
commandedBy Pedro de Ampudia
Zachary Taylor
conflict Mexican–American War
conflictType urban battle
countryInvolved Mexico
surface form: United Mexican States

United States of America
date September 21–24, 1846
endDate 1846-09-24
era 19th century
followedBy Battle of Buena Vista
armistice allowing Mexican troops to withdraw with arms
occupation of Monterrey by U.S. forces
hasParticipant John A. Quitman
Mexican Army of the North
Pedro de Ampudia
Army of Occupation
surface form: U.S. Army of Occupation

William Jenkins Worth
surface form: William J. Worth

Zachary Taylor
hasSurrender Mexican garrison of Monterrey surrendered to U.S. forces
location Mexico
Monterrey
Nuevo León
negotiatedBy Pedro de Ampudia
Zachary Taylor
notableFeature intense urban combat
negotiated surrender terms
street‑to‑street fighting
partOf Mexican–American War
partOfCampaign Taylor’s Northern Mexico campaign
surface form: Taylor’s northern Mexico campaign
precededBy Battle of Palo Alto
Battle of Resaca de la Palma
result United States victory
capitulation of Mexican garrison
temporary armistice agreement
startDate 1846-09-21
strategicImportance capture of major regional center
control of road to the interior of northern Mexico
strength approximately 6,000–6,500 U.S. troops
approximately 7,000–10,000 Mexican troops

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Mexican–American War majorBattle Battle of Monterrey
Battle of Monterrey alsoKnownAs Battle of Monterrey
this entity surface form: Battle of Monterrey (1846)
Zachary Taylor notableWork Battle of Monterrey
William Jenkins Worth participantIn Battle of Monterrey
Monterey Square namedAfter Battle of Monterrey
Army of Occupation notableEngagement Battle of Monterrey
U.S. occupation of Monterrey partOf Battle of Monterrey
U.S. occupation of Monterrey relatedTo Battle of Monterrey
Zachary Taylor’s nickname “Old Rough and Ready” associatedWithEvent Battle of Monterrey
subject surface form: Old Rough and Ready
Battle of La Angostura precededBy Battle of Monterrey
Saint Patrick's Battalion notableEngagement Battle of Monterrey