Battle of Chiclana

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The Battle of Chiclana was a 1811 engagement of the Peninsular War in which Anglo-Spanish forces defeated the French near Cádiz in southern Spain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
engagement of the Peninsular War
alsoKnownAs Battle of Barrosa NERFINISHED
associatedWith defence of Cádiz
belligerent First French Empire NERFINISHED
Spain NERFINISHED
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
campaign Siege of Cádiz NERFINISHED
chronologicalOrderInWar mid-war engagement
combatantCommanderSide1 Lieutenant-General Thomas Graham NERFINISHED
combatantCommanderSide2 Marshal Victor NERFINISHED
commander Claude Victor-Perrin NERFINISHED
Jean François Leval NERFINISHED
Manuel Lapeña NERFINISHED
Thomas Graham NERFINISHED
conflictIn Napoleonic Wars NERFINISHED
country Spain
date 1811-03-05
followedBy continued Siege of Cádiz
hasCasualties heavy on both sides
hasCategory Battles involving France
Battles involving Spain
Battles involving the United Kingdom
Battles of the Peninsular War NERFINISHED
Conflicts in 1811
isPartOf Spanish War of Independence NERFINISHED
location Andalusia NERFINISHED
Barrosa Ridge NERFINISHED
Province of Cádiz NERFINISHED
near Chiclana de la Frontera
southern Spain NERFINISHED
notableEvent capture of a French Imperial Eagle
notableFor Anglo-Spanish cooperation
British counterattack on Barrosa Ridge
notableUnit British 87th Regiment of Foot NERFINISHED
objective to break the French siege of Cádiz
outcome French tactical setback
partOf Peninsular War NERFINISHED
precededBy earlier actions around Cádiz
primaryLanguageOfSources English
Spanish
result Anglo-Spanish victory
strategicEffect limited impact on the overall siege of Cádiz
strengthSide1 Anglo-Spanish forces
strengthSide2 French forces
terrain coastal ridge and pine woods
theatre Iberian Peninsula NERFINISHED
year 1811

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Battle of Barrosa alsoKnownAs Battle of Chiclana