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Civil War battles that start with P
The full list of Civil War battles starting with P: 24 names, taken from the 233 answers to “Name a battle of the American Civil War” in Icillion.
All 24 Civil War battles that start with P
- Palmito Ranchalso Battle of Palmito Ranch, Palmito Hill
- Pea Ridgealso Battle of Pea Ridge, Elkhorn Tavern
- Peach Orchardalso The Peach Orchard, Battle of the Peach Orchard
- Peachtree Creekalso Battle of Peachtree Creek
- Peebles Farmalso Battle of Peebles Farm
- Perryvillealso Battle of Perryville, Chaplin Hills
- Petersburgalso Siege of Petersburg, Battle of Petersburg
- Philippialso Battle of Philippi, Philippi Races
- Picacho Passalso Battle of Picacho Pass
- Pickett's Charge
- Pickett's Millalso Battle of Pickett's Mill
- Piedmontalso Battle of Piedmont
- Pilot Knobalso Battle of Pilot Knob, Fort Davidson
- Pleasant Hillalso Battle of Pleasant Hill
- Plum Point Bendalso Battle of Plum Point Bend
- Plymouthalso Battle of Plymouth
- Poison Springalso Battle of Poison Spring
- Port Gibsonalso Battle of Port Gibson
- Port Hudsonalso Siege of Port Hudson, Battle of Port Hudson
- Port Republicalso Battle of Port Republic
- Port Royalalso Battle of Port Royal
- Port Walthall Junctionalso Battle of Port Walthall Junction
- Prairie Grovealso Battle of Prairie Grove
- Proctor's Creekalso Battle of Proctor's Creek
About this list
- P is the 2nd most common first letter in this list: 24 of the 233 Civil War battles (10%).
- Shortest: “Philippi”. Longest: “Port Walthall Junction”.
- 19 names have more than one word.
- 23 can be spelled more than one way, and all the spellings count.
Quick answers
- How many Civil War battles start with P?
- 24 of the 233 Civil War battles in Icillion start with P, for example Petersburg, Perryville and Pea Ridge.
- What is the longest name among Civil War battles that start with P?
- The longest is “Port Walthall Junction” and the shortest is “Philippi”.
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