Battle of Engen

Part of War of the Second Coalition

Date	3 May 1800
Location	Engen, present-day Germany
Result	French victory.

Belligerents

First French Republic

Habsburg Austria

Commanders and leaders

General Jean Victor Marie Moreau

General Pál Kray

War of the Second Coalition

Corfu
Ostrach
Feldkirch
1st Stockach
Verona
Magnano
Cassano
Bassignana
Winterthur
1st Zurich
Modena
Trebbia
Mantua
Novi
Callantsoog
Vlieter Incident
Krabbendam
Mannheim
Bergen
2nd Zurich
Alkmaar
Castricum
Genola
Wiesloch
Genoa
Hohentwiel
2nd Stockach
Messkirch
Biberach
Fort Bard
Montebello
Marengo
Höchstädt
Neuburg
Ampfing
Hohenlinden
Mincio
Copenhagen
Algeciras (1st • 2nd)
Porto Ferrajo

Mediterranean Campaign
Egyptian Campaign
Swiss Campaign
Dutch Campaign
Italian Campaign

Further information: Battle of Stockach (1800)

The Battle of Engen was fought between France and Austria on 3 May 1800 as a part of the 1800 campaigns of the French Revolutionary Wars. It resulted in a French victory under General Jean Victor Marie Moreau against the Austrians under General Kray.^[1]

References

↑ Details on Engen and Stockach. Clash-of-steel.org. Accessed March 24, 2012.

Coordinates: 47°51′10″N 8°46′17″E / 47.8528°N 8.7714°E / 47.8528; 8.7714

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