Battle of Bussaco (1810 AD)

Battle of Bussaco (Side A vs Portugal) took place in 1810 AD during Peninsular War.

Battle facts

Year: 1810 AD
Date: 1810-09-27
Era: Early Modern
Conflict: Peninsular War
Side B: Portugal
Commanders (A): André Masséna, Michel Ney, Jean Reynier
Commanders (B): Viscount Wellington, Luís do Rego
Casualties: approx. 2,456–4,500 dead or wounded1,252–1,356 dead or wounded
Outcome: Anglo-Portuguese victory
Coordinates: 40.344°, -8.338°

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Battle of Bussaco (1810 AD)

Battle of Bussaco took place in 1810 AD. Side A vs Portugal. Approx. 2,456–4,500 dead or wounded1,252–1,356 dead or wounded casualties. Part of Peninsular War. Explore the interactive map and full Wikipedia details on WarAtlas. Please enable JavaScript to use the full app.