How long did the Battle of Waterloo last?

Answer 1

AnswerFrom 11.30 a.m. on June 18, 1815 the French launched fierce frontal attacks, which were repulsed. Prussian support on the British left began in the afternoon, increasing steadily. By 8 p.m. the combined action of the Allies had defeated the French, whose retreat under pursuit by the Prussian cavalry became a rout.

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The battle was delayed because the ground was wet from heavy thunderstorms the day before.

The Prussians arrived in force at 4pm on June 18th, 1815 and were concentrated mainly at a place called plancenoit, they were fighting their own little war theirs and the British were fighting theirs, but when the French fleed the fields they were harried until 2300 that night.

Answer 2

It began shortly before noon (Some records indicate as early as 11:30 AM.) Cavalry harried the routed French until as late as 23:00. Wellington and Blucher met at 22:00 (although some accounts record it as 21:00) which marks the ''official'' end of the Battle which has an elapsed time of ''"about 10 hours".'' Wellington had 15,000 dead or wounded. Blucher had 7,000 dead or wounded. Napoleon had 25,000 dead or wounded and 8,000 men were taken prisoner. That worked out to a casualty rate of 78 men per minute with some units having casualty rates as high as 96%.

Answer 3

The battle lasted for around 12 hours. It was fought on 18 June 1815.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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