Battle of Long Island battlefield

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The Battle of Long Island battlefield is the historic Revolutionary War site in Brooklyn where American and British forces clashed in August 1776, now largely encompassed by modern urban areas including Prospect Park.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American Revolutionary War site
historic battlefield
alsoKnownAs Battle of Brooklyn Heights battlefield NERFINISHED
Battle of Brooklyn battlefield NERFINISHED
associatedEvent American withdrawal from Long Island
defense by the Maryland 400
associatedWith British Army
Continental Army NERFINISHED
Hessian troops
cityBorough Borough of Brooklyn NERFINISHED
commandersInvolved Charles Cornwallis NERFINISHED
George Washington NERFINISHED
Israel Putnam NERFINISHED
John Sullivan NERFINISHED
William Alexander, Lord Stirling NERFINISHED
William Howe NERFINISHED
conflict American Revolutionary War
country United States of America
surface form: United States
currentLandUse cemetery
residential neighborhoods
urban parkland
date August 27, 1776
hasMemorial Battle Pass monument in Prospect Park NERFINISHED
Maryland Monument in Prospect Park NERFINISHED
various plaques and markers in Brooklyn
heritageStatus contains locally designated historic sites and markers
historicalPeriod 18th century
locatedIn Brooklyn NERFINISHED
New York City
New York State NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
modernAreaIncludes Brooklyn Heights area NERFINISHED
Gowanus area NERFINISHED
Green-Wood Cemetery vicinity NERFINISHED
Park Slope area NERFINISHED
Prospect Park NERFINISHED
notableFeature Gowanus marshes NERFINISHED
defensive lines near Brooklyn Heights
ridge lines later incorporated into Prospect Park
partiallyContainedIn Prospect Park Alliance interpretive areas
partOf Battle of Long Island NERFINISHED
New York and New Jersey campaign NERFINISHED
result British victory
significance site of first major battle after the Declaration of Independence
site of largest battle of the American Revolutionary War by troop numbers
state New York
terrainType now largely urbanized landscape
originally rural farmland and wooded hills

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Battle Pass in Prospect Park, Brooklyn partOf Battle of Long Island battlefield
subject surface form: Battle Pass (Prospect Park)