Battle between the Danes and the men of Devon and Somerset at Pinhoe, Devon, United Kingdom
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The Battle of Pinhoe
Date
1001
Location
Pinhoe, Devon
Result
Danish Viking victory
Belligerents
Kingdom of England
Kingdom of Denmark
Danelaw
Commanders and leaders
Unknown
Unknown
Strength
unknown
unknown
Casualties and losses
unknown
unknown
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Viking invasions of England
Lindisfarne
Hingston Down
Great Heathen Army (865–78)
Alcea
York
Englefield
Reading
Ashdown
Basing
Meretun
Chippenham
Edington/Ethandun
Cynwit
The Danelaw (865–954)
Rochester
Farnham
Buttington
First Stamford
Benfleet
The Holme
Tettenhall
Tempsford
Derby
Æthelwold
Second Stamford
Corbridge
Brunanburh
Stainmore
Maldon
First Alton
St Brice's Day
Pinhoe
Thetford
Ringmere
Cnut's invasion (1015–16)
Assandun
Brentford
Harald's invasion (1066)
Northumbrian Revolt of 1065
Fulford
Stamford Bridge
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