Battle of Rajgród
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Battle of Rajgród
Part of November Uprising
Date May 29, 1831
Location Rajgród, Poland
Result Polish victory
Belligerents
Flag of Poland Poland Flag of Russia Imperial Russia
Commanders
Flag of Poland Antoni Giełgud Flag of Russia Fabian von Osten-Sacken
Strength
12,000 men, 10 cannons 5,800 men, 14 cannons
Casualties and losses
Unknown, but negligible 800 killed, 1,200 captured
 
November Uprising

Stoczek – 1st Wawer – Nowa Wieś – Kałuszyn – Białołęka – Olszynka Grochowska – 1st Puławy – 2nd Puławy – Kurów – Markuszów – 2nd Wawer – Dębe Wielkie – Domanice – Iganie – Poryck – Wronów – Kazimierz Dolny – Boremel – Sokołów Podlaski – Firley – Lubartów – Połaga – Tykocin – Nur – Wilno – Ostrołęka – Rajgród – Warsaw

The Battle of Rajgród was a battle fought on May 29, 1831, between Poland and Imperial Russia. Poles were victorious, outnumbered Russians lost 800 killed soldiers, 1200 were taken captive. Polish losses were far lesser than Russian losses.

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