How many Civil War battles start with C?

26 of the 233 Civil War battles in Icillion start with C, for example Chancellorsville, Chickamauga and Cold Harbor.

What is the longest name among Civil War battles that start with C?

The longest is “Campbell's Station” and the shortest is “Corinth”.

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Looking for Civil War battles that begin with C? Here are 26 of them in alphabetical order, from “Camp Allegheny” to “Cumberland Church”.

Camp Alleghenyalso Battle of Camp Allegheny
Camp Wildcatalso Battle of Camp Wildcat
Campbell's Stationalso Battle of Campbell's Station
Cane Hillalso Battle of Cane Hill
Carnifex Ferryalso Battle of Carnifex Ferry
Cassvillealso Battle of Cassville
Cedar Creekalso Battle of Cedar Creek
Cedar Mountainalso Battle of Cedar Mountain
Cemetery Ridge
Chaffin's Farmalso Battle of Chaffin's Farm
Champion Hillalso Battle of Champion Hill
Chancellorsvillealso Battle of Chancellorsville
Chantillyalso Battle of Chantilly, Ox Hill, Battle of Ox Hill
Chattanoogaalso Battle of Chattanooga
Cheat Mountainalso Battle of Cheat Mountain
Cherbourgalso Battle of Cherbourg, CSS Alabama vs USS Kearsarge, Alabama and Kearsarge
Chickamaugaalso Battle of Chickamauga
Chickasaw Bayoualso Battle of Chickasaw Bayou
Cloyd's Mountainalso Battle of Cloyd's Mountain
Cold Harboralso Battle of Cold Harbor
Corinthalso Battle of Corinth
Cornfieldalso The Cornfield
Corydonalso Battle of Corydon
Cross Keysalso Battle of Cross Keys
Culp's Hillalso Battle of Culp's Hill
Cumberland Churchalso Battle of Cumberland Church

C is the most common first letter in this list: 26 of the 233 Civil War battles (11%).
Shortest: “Corinth”. Longest: “Campbell's Station”.
17 names have more than one word.
25 can be spelled more than one way, and all the spellings count.

How many Civil War battles start with C?: 26 of the 233 Civil War battles in Icillion start with C, for example Chancellorsville, Chickamauga and Cold Harbor.
What is the longest name among Civil War battles that start with C?: The longest is “Campbell's Station” and the shortest is “Corinth”.

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