Battle of Washita River, Battle site in the United States of America
The Battle of Washita River was a significant encounter between the U.S. Armed Forces and Native Americans.
It took place on November 27, 1868, during the American Indian Wars.
The battle is remembered as a controversial attack on Cheyenne living under Chief Black Kettle.
The site is located in present-day Roger Mills County, Oklahoma.
The Battle of Washita River is often regarded as a massacre due to the asymmetrical casualties.
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Location
Part of
American Indian Wars
GPS coordinates
35.61661,-99.68656
Latest update
August 31, 2026 12:11
