war, 15 engagements
Battles of First Punic War
The atlas places 15 engagements of First Punic War (264 BC to 241 BC): 5 battles, 3 sieges and 7 naval actions across 2 present-day countries, most in Italy (12), Tunisia (3). The most widely documented: Battle of Cape Ecnomus, Battle of Mylae, Battle of the Aegates Islands, Battle of Agrigentum, Battle of Drepana.
Engagements by date
| Date | Engagement | Place | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 264 BC | Battle of Messana | Messina, Italy | Roman victory |
| 261 BC | Battle of Agrigentum | Agrigento, Italy | Roman victory |
| 260 BC | Battle of Mylae | Milazzo, Italy | Roman victory |
| 260 BC | Battle of the Lipari Islands | Lipari, Italy | Carthaginian victory |
| 258 BC | Battle of Sulci | Sulci, Italy | Roman victory |
| 257 BC | Battle of Tyndaris | Tindari, Italy | Roman victory |
| 256 BC | Battle of Cape Ecnomus | Licata, Italy | Roman victory |
| 255 BC | Battle of Bagradas | Tunis, Tunisia | Carthaginian victory; Marcus Atilius Regulus captured |
| 255 BC | Battle of Adys | Uthina, Tunisia | Roman victory |
| 255 BC | Siege of Aspis | Kelibia, Tunisia | Roman victory |
| 251 BC | Battle of Panormus | Palermo, Italy | Roman victory |
| 250 BC | Siege of Lilybaeum | Lilibaeum, Italy | Roman victory |
| 249 BC | Battle of Drepana | Trapani, Italy | Carthaginian victory |
| 249 BC | Battle of Mount Erice | Sicily, Italy | |
| 241 BC | Battle of the Aegates Islands | Aegadian Islands, Italy | Roman victory; Treaty of Lutatius |
Engagements are the Wikidata records placed within First Punic War (or a campaign of it) that carry coordinates; actions without coordinates are not shown.