war, 17 engagements
Battles of the Anglo-Scottish Wars
The atlas places 17 engagements of the Anglo-Scottish Wars: 14 battles, 2 sieges and 1 naval action between 1355 and 1575, all in present-day United Kingdom.
Engagements by decade
The war in time order
Commanders 3 with pages
James Hamilton, Duke of Châtellerault 3 engagements- Patrick V, Earl of March 1 engagements
Richard III of England 1 engagements
Engagements by date
| Date | Engagement | Place | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1355 | Battle of Nesbit Moor | United Kingdom | Scottish victory |
| 1372 | Battle of Duns | Duns, United Kingdom | Scottish victory |
| 5 August 1388 | Battle of Otterburn | Otterburn, United Kingdom | Scottish victory |
| 1402 | Battle of Nesbit Moor | Kimmerghame House, United Kingdom | English victory |
| 14 September 1402 | Battle of Homildon Hill | Wooler, United Kingdom | English victory |
| 1415 | Battle of Yeavering | Yeavering, United Kingdom | English victory |
| 10 September 1436 | Battle of Piperdean | Cockburnspath, United Kingdom | Scottish victory |
| 23 October 1448 | Battle of Sark | Gretna, United Kingdom | Scottish victory |
| July 1482 | Capture of Berwick | Berwick-upon-Tweed, United Kingdom | English capture Berwick but otherwise inconclusive |
| 1489 | Battle of the Firth of Forth | United Kingdom | |
| 24 August 1542 | Battle of Haddon Rig | Roxburghshire, United Kingdom | Scottish victory |
| 24 November 1542 | Battle of Solway Moss | Solway Moss, United Kingdom | English victory |
| 27 February 1545 | Battle of Ancrum Moor | Jedburgh, United Kingdom | Scottish victory |
| 10 September 1547 | Battle of Pinkie | Musselburgh, United Kingdom | English victory |
| 1548 | Siege of Haddington | Haddington, United Kingdom | Franco-Scottish victory |
| 20 February 1548 | Battle of Drumlanrig | Drumlanrig, United Kingdom | Scottish victory, collapse of the English in Western Scotland |
| 7 July 1575 | Raid of the Redeswire | Carter Bar, United Kingdom |
Engagements are the Wikidata records placed within the Anglo-Scottish Wars (or a campaign of it) that carry coordinates; actions without coordinates are not shown.