The closest major city and the one with the most strategic importance would have been Corinth, Mississippi, about thirty miles south of Shiloh. It was a major rail center for the Confederacy.
Jackson
Cold Harbor
Major General Henry W. Halleck pursued General PT Beauregard to Corinth, Mississippi after the Battle of Shiloh. Halleck had taken personal control of the armies of Buell and Grant. At Corinth, the Rebels were outnumbered by a two to one margin, and under the cover of night evacuated the city.
The Battle on Vicksburg. On that day after months of holding out, Vicksburg surrendered to the Union forces under General Ulysses Grant. An interesting note on that is that for over 100 years, the city of Vicksburg refused to join in with the rest of the country in celebrating the 4th of July as Independence Day.
As the battle was called battle of Kursk, it was fought in Kursk, USSR. So the city which was liberated by the soviets was Kursk.
The Battle of Verdun was fought in the Lorraine-Alsace region of France. This is where the city of Verdun lies.
Gettysburg
Quito is the closest major city and Banos is the closest town.
It wasn't a city. It was a landing-place on the Tennessee River, and most of the fighting was near a small church called Shiloh Church.
Munich is the major city that is nearest to the Austrian border.
Rome is the closest.
No, it was just a church and a few houses beside the Tennessee River.
The closest major city to the Chatams is Christchurch.
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El Paso is the next major city south of ALBUQUERQUE
ohio
Birmingham.
Barcelona