How many Civil War battles start with S?

20 of the 233 Civil War battles in Icillion start with S, for example Shiloh, Second Bull Run and Spotsylvania Court House.

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

The longest is “Spotsylvania Court House” and the shortest is “Selma”.

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20 Civil War battles start with S, from “Sabine Pass” to “Sutherland's Station”. Every one of them counts as an answer in Icillion.

Sabine Passalso Battle of Sabine Pass
Salem Churchalso Battle of Salem Church
Saltvillealso Battle of Saltville
Savage's Stationalso Battle of Savage's Station
Sayler's Creekalso Sailor's Creek, Battle of Sayler's Creek, Battle of Sailor's Creek
Secessionvillealso Battle of Secessionville
Second Bull Runalso Second Battle of Bull Run, Second Manassas, Second Battle of Manassas
Second Fredericksburgalso Second Battle of Fredericksburg
Selmaalso Battle of Selma
Seven Days Battlesalso Seven Days, Seven Days Battle
Seven Pinesalso Battle of Seven Pines, Fair Oaks, Battle of Fair Oaks
Shilohalso Battle of Shiloh, Pittsburg Landing
South Millsalso Battle of South Mills
South Mountainalso Battle of South Mountain
Spanish Fortalso Battle of Spanish Fort
Spotsylvania Court Housealso Spotsylvania, Battle of Spotsylvania Court House, Battle of Spotsylvania
Spring Hillalso Battle of Spring Hill
Staunton River Bridgealso Battle of Staunton River Bridge
Stones Riveralso Battle of Stones River, Murfreesboro, Battle of Murfreesboro
Sutherland's Stationalso Battle of Sutherland's Station

S is the 4th most common first letter in this list: 20 of the 233 Civil War battles (9%).
Shortest: “Selma”. Longest: “Spotsylvania Court House”.
16 names have more than one word.
20 can be spelled more than one way, and all the spellings count.

How many Civil War battles start with S?: 20 of the 233 Civil War battles in Icillion start with S, for example Shiloh, Second Bull Run and Spotsylvania Court House.
What is the longest name among Civil War battles that start with S?: The longest is “Spotsylvania Court House” and the shortest is “Selma”.

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