FIRST LINE

LEFT WING
Lieutenant General d'Avaray
Mareschal de Camp Medinilla

Brigadier Dozeville
Mahoni (2 sq.)
Bonville (2)
Courlebonne (2)

Brigadier Sandricourt
Berry (3 sq.)
Villers (2)
Vignau (2)

Brigadier Cordova
Velasco (3 sq.)
Sevilla (4)
Rosellon Viejo (3)

CENTRE
Lieutenant General St. Gilles
Mareschal de Camp Vicentello, Valle

Brigadier Beauvayes;
Mailly (2 bn.)
Blesois (2)
Roding (1)

Brigadier Polastron
La Couronne (2 bn.)
Oleron (2)
Medoc (1)

Brigadier Sillery
Sillery (2 bn.)
La Sarre (1)
Isle de Fance (1)
Bigorre (1)

Brigadier Castillo
Valadolid (1)
Ossuna (1)
Burgos (1)
Seviiia (1)
Badajoz (1)
Trujillo (1)
Murcia (1)
Castilla (1)

Brigadier Charni
Walloon Guards (3 bn.)
Spanish Guards (3)

RIGHT WING
Lieutenant General Labadie Popoli
Mareschal de Camp ?
Conde de Pinto
Silly

Brigadier Ronquillo
Asturias (4 sq.)
Amezaga (3)
Carillo (3)

Brigadier Pozo Blanco
Rosellon Nuevo (3 sq.)
Pozo Blanco (4)
Life Guards (4)

SECOND LINE

LEFT WING

Lieutenant General Abre
Major General Mahoni

Brigadier Belport
Germinon (2 sq.)
Belport (2)
Parabere (2)

Brigadier Rufo
Granada nuevo (3 sq.)
Milan (3)

CENTRE

Lieutenant General Hessy
Major General Laber

Major General Pons
Orleans (2 bn.)
Baffois (2)
Charolais (2)

Brigadier Chaves
Jaen (1 bn.)
Salamanca (1)
Valencia (1)
Guadalajara (1)

Brigadier Du Burdel
Miromini (1 bn.)
Latour (1)
Tesse (1)
Launoy (2)

Brigadier Davila
Armada (1 bn.)
Zamora (1)
Bageles (1)
Cordova (1)

Brigadier Courvilic
Bresse (1 bn.)
Berwick (2)
Du Maine (1)

RIGHT WING
Lieutenant General d'Asleld

Brigadier ?
Ordenes Viejo (3 sq.)
Ordenes Nuevo (3)

Brigadier Croa
La Rambla (3 sq.)
Armendariaz (3)
Riena (4)

SOURCE

Wijn, HET STAATSCHE LEGER, vol. 8 part 2, p. 778 (original source not cited but probably same as Allied. Reproduced as given, but spelling corrected where true version definitely known, and Berwick's infantry turned into 2 battalions. There are major discrepancies with the command arrangements described in Parnell, but the OB matches Berwick's references to who commanded where. The OB does not show the reserve behind each wing, which was formed probably 'on the day'. All of the mounted arm seems to have been horse - none were dragoons.

More Battle of Almansa 25th April 1707

Part One
Part Two

Part Three

Casualties and Aftermath
Commander: Berwick (1670-1734)
Commander: Galway (1648-1720)
The Armies: Allied and Bourbon
Uniforms and Bibliography
Allied Order of Battle
Bourbon Order of Battle