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Well, both. First, cities were very small hamlets back then compared to today. Also, most battles were in fields and surrounding farmlands-- most of the US, even in cities, mostly consisted of farm lands and woodlands. The Battle of Gettysburg was more "near Gettysburg" than inside the town. The battlegrounds is a very interesting place to visit, even though it should be considered a sacred place because of how many men died on the land/the battlefield.
What else can I help you with?
What city was the battle of Gettysburg in?
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
What was the closest major city to the Battle of Gettysburg?
Gettysburg
What city was the Battle of Stalingrad fought in?
The battle was fought within the city of Stalingrad itself .
What battle was fought the day after Gettysburg ended?
The Battle of Helena (Arkansas) occurred July 4 1863. It was designed to relieve pressure on the besieged city of Vicksburg. It was a Union victory and Vicksburg fell on the same day but not due to the loss at Helena.
The battle of verdun was fought in which province?
The Battle of Verdun was fought in the Lorraine-Alsace region of France. This is where the city of Verdun lies.
In what city was the battle of san jacinto fought?
the battle of san jacinto was fought in present-day Harris County, Texas.
Where was the decisive battle fought?
in the mountains in a city in America
What Southern city was the Union army able to capture and siege after Gettysburg?
Vicksburg surrendered the day after the Battle of Gettysburg ended, but there was no direct reationship between them.
Where was the battle of adrainople fought?
It was fought ten miles outside of the city of Adrianople (nowadays the Turkish city of Edirne) on 378 AD.
Who fought in Stalingrad?
During the battle both Russians and Germans fought each other for control of the city .
In What us city was the Battle of the Alamo fought?
San Antonio, Texas
Near which EU capital city was the Battle of Waterloo fought?
Brussels.
