Falkirk Muir

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Falkirk Muir is a moorland area near Falkirk in central Scotland, historically notable as the site of a major Jacobite–Government battle in 1746.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic area
historic battlefield
moorland
associatedWith British Government forces NERFINISHED
Jacobite forces NERFINISHED
battleDate 17 January 1746
battleResult Jacobite victory
commandedBySideGovernment Henry Hawley NERFINISHED
commandedBySideJacobite Charles Edward Stuart NERFINISHED
conflict Jacobite rising of 1745 NERFINISHED
country Scotland
hasHeritageStatus historic battlefield site
hasNameVariant Falkirk Moor NERFINISHED
hasNearbyFeature Falkirk town NERFINISHED
Forth Valley NERFINISHED
historicalEventSite Battle of Falkirk Muir NERFINISHED
locatedIn central Scotland NERFINISHED
locatedInHistoricCounty Stirlingshire NERFINISHED
locatedNear Falkirk NERFINISHED
locatedOn upland moor
nearSettlement Bonnybridge NERFINISHED
Camelon NERFINISHED
Falkirk NERFINISHED
notableFor major Jacobite–Government battle in 1746
partOf Falkirk council area NERFINISHED
Scottish battlefield landscape
region Lowlands NERFINISHED
terrainType moorland
timePeriodOfMajorEvent 18th century
usedFor military engagement

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Battle of Falkirk Muir location Falkirk Muir