Battle of Ilipa
Conflict: Second Punic War
Date: 206 BC
Place: modern Alcalá del Río, near Sevilla
Outcome: Roman victory
Combatants
Roman Republic	Carthage
Commanders
Publius Cornelius Scipio	Hasdrubal Mago
Strength
48,000	54,000
Casualties
unknown	unknown
Second Punic War Ticinus – Trebia – Lake Trasimene – Cannae – 1st Nola – 2nd Nola – 3rd Nola – 1st Capua – Silarus – Herdonia – Upper Baetis – 2nd Capua – 2nd Herdonia – Numistro – Asculum – Baecula – Grumentum – Metaurus – Ilipa – Crotona – Bagbrades – Zama

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