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War Of 1812 Campaigns

The following is a synopsis of the Land Campaigns of the War of 1812.

St. Lawrence/Lake Champlain frontier

1st Sacket's Harbor Gananoque 1st Lacolle Mills Lake Ontario Elizabethtown Ogdensburg York 2nd Sacket's Harbor Chateauguay Crysler's Farm 2nd Lacolle Mills Fort Oswego Big Sandy Creek Plattsburgh

Niagara campaigns

Queenston Heights Frenchman's Creek Fort George Stoney Creek Beaver Dams Black Rock Fort Niagara Buffalo Port Dover 1st Fort Erie Chippawa Lundy's Lane 2nd Fort Erie Cook's Mills

Detroit frontier

Tippecanoe Fort Mackinac Brownstown Maguaga Fort Dearborn Detroit Fort Harrison Fort Wayne Wild Cat Creek Mississinewa Frenchtown Fort Meigs Fort Stephenson Lake Erie Thames Longwoods Prairie du Chien Mackinac Island Lake Huron Malcolm's Mills

Chesapeake campaign

Craney Island St. Michaels Chesapeake Bay Flotilla Bladensburg Washington Alexandria North Point Caulk's Field Baltimore Farnham Church

American South

Creek War Pensacola 1st Fort Bowyer 13 December 1814 Lake Borgne New Orleans Fort St. Philip Fort Peter 2nd Fort Bowyer

Read more about War Of 1812 Campaigns: Canada, 18 June 1812 – 17 February 1815, Chippewa, Lundy's Lane, Bladensburg, Fort McHenry, New Orleans

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