Battle of the Douro (136 BC)

Battle of the Douro (French Empire vs United Kingdom & Portugal) took place in 136 BC during Roman conquest of Hispania.

Battle facts

Year: 136 BC
Date: -0136-01-0
Era: Classical
Conflict: Roman conquest of Hispania
Side A: French Empire
Side B: United Kingdom, Portugal
Commanders (A): Jean de Dieu Soult
Commanders (B): Sir Arthur Wellesley
Casualties: approx. 2,100–2,400 ----600 killed or wounded 1,500 captured150
Outcome: Anglo-Portuguese victory
Coordinates: 41.140°, -8.660°

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Battle of the Douro (136 BC)

Battle of the Douro took place in 136 BC. French Empire vs United Kingdom & Portugal. Approx. 2,100–2,400 ----600 killed or wounded 1,500 captured150 casualties. Part of Roman conquest of Hispania. Explore the interactive map and full Wikipedia details on WarAtlas. Please enable JavaScript to use the full app.