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Description Allied percentage of casualties by ship at the Battle of Trafalgar 21 October 1805. Data for this chart are in Trafalgar order of battle and casualties.
  • Blue = French (the two ships that took no casualties were both French.)
  • Red = Spanish
The number is the order in the line.
Date 22 October 2007
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Author Toddy1
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