Battle of Dol

48°33′02″N 1°44′59″W / 48.5506°N 1.7497°W / 48.5506; -1.7497

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Battle of Fougères
Part of the War in the Vendée
Vendée Army marching towards Antrain
Date 20–22 November 1793 Location Dol-de-Bretagne, Pontorson and Antrain Result Vendéen victory
Belligerents
Republicans	Vendéens Chouans
Commanders and leaders
• Jean Antoine Rossignol • Jean-Baptiste Kléber • François Marceau • Westermann • François Muller • Jean Boüin de Marigny • Jean-Pierre Boucret • François Pierre Amey	• Rochejaquelein • Jean-Nicolas Stofflet • Trémoille de Talmont • Henri Forestier • Gaspard de Marigny • Fleuriot de La Freulière • François Lyrot • Charles de Royrand
Strength
20,000 men	30,000 men 50 cannons
Casualties and losses
Very high Several thousands	900 casualties

The Battle of Dol was a succession of battles in the war in the Vendée. They lasted three days and two nights from 20 to 22 November 1793 around Dol-de-Bretagne, Pontorson and Antrain.
The Vendéens repelled an offensive by the Republicans against the town of Dol-de-Bretagne, then counterattacked and stormed Antrain, where the patriots' headquarters were located. The Republican forces suffered one of their heaviest defeats of the conflict and retreated to Rennes.