Battle of the River Dee (1308 AD)

Battle of the River Dee (Scottish Crown vs Rebels) took place in 1308 AD during First War of Scottish Independence.

Battle facts

Year: 1308 AD
Date: 1308-06-29
Era: Medieval
Conflict: First War of Scottish Independence
Side A: Scottish Crown
Side B: Rebels
Commanders (A): Edward Bruce
Commanders (B): Donald of Islay or Dungal MacDouall (See )
Casualties: approx. Unknown, likely heavy~200 dead
Outcome: Crown victory
Coordinates: 54.810°, -3.730°

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Battle of the River Dee (1308 AD)

Battle of the River Dee took place in 1308 AD. Scottish Crown vs Rebels. Approx. Unknown, likely heavy~200 dead casualties. Part of First War of Scottish Independence. Explore the interactive map and full Wikipedia details on WarAtlas. Please enable JavaScript to use the full app.