List of Naval Battles - Independence Wars

Independence Wars

  • 1811 March 2 - Spanish defeat Argentines under Juan B. Azopardo at San Nicolás on the Paraná River
  • 1814 March 11 - Argentines under William Brown attack Spanish under Romerate (details)
    • May 14, 16 and 17 - Argentines under William Brown defeat Spanish (details)
  • 1823 May 4 - Brazilians under Cochrane vs Portuguese (details)
    • July 2, 4 and 6 - Brazilians under Cochrane vs Portuguese
    • July 24 Lake Maracaibo - Republican naval forces of Venezuela vs Spanish Empire fleet in Lake Maracaibo that includes siege of Defensive Castles in Zapara, San Fernando and San Carlos islands
  • 1826 February 9 - Argentines vs Brazilians
    • Punta Collares
    • June 11 Los Pozos (Quilmes) - 11 Argentine vessels under William Brown defeat 31 Brazilian vessels near Buenos Aires
  • 1827 February 9 Juncal - 15 Argentines under Brown defeat 17 Brazilians under Pereira
    • February 24 - Argentines under Brown vs Brazilians near Quilmes
    • April 6 and 7 Monte Santiago - Brazilians defeat Argentines under William Brown

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