Battle of Camp Hill (1643 AD)

Battle of Camp Hill (Royalists vs Parliamentarians) took place in 1643 AD during First English Civil War.

Battle facts

Year: 1643 AD
Date: 1643-04-03
Era: Early Modern
Conflict: First English Civil War
Side A: Royalists
Side B: Parliamentarians
Commanders (A): Prince Rupert, Lord Denbigh
Commanders (B): Captain Richard Greaves
Casualties: approx. 3015 men 1–2 women 40 prisoners More than 340 homeless
Outcome: Royalist victory
Coordinates: 52.471°, -1.879°

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Battle of Camp Hill (1643 AD)

Battle of Camp Hill took place in 1643 AD. Royalists vs Parliamentarians. Approx. 3015 men 1–2 women 40 prisoners More than 340 homeless casualties. Part of First English Civil War. Explore the interactive map and full Wikipedia details on WarAtlas. Please enable JavaScript to use the full app.