= American Victory / = British Victory / = Draw /(X) = Occupied Without Fight Bold - without link or (X) means an notable event occured and not a battle
2nd, Battle of Santa Clara 8th, Battle of Rio San Gabriel 9th, Battle of La Mesa 24th, Battle of Cañada 24th, First Battle of Mora 29th, Battle of Embudo Pass
Febuary of 1847
1st, Second Battle of Mora 3rd-4th, Siege of Pueblo de Taos 22nd-23rd, Battle of Buena Vista 28th, Battle of the Sacramento
March of 1847
9th-29th, Siege of Veracruz
April of 1847
18th, Battle of Cerro Gordo 18th, First Battle of Tuxpan 22nd, Capture of Perote
May of 1847
26th, Battle of Red River Canyon
June of 1847
??, Second Battle of Tuxpan 30th, Third Battle of Tuxpan
July of 1847
6th, Battle of Las Vegas 9th, Battle of Cienega Creek
August of 1847
19th, Battle of Contreras (Padierna) 20th, Battle of Churubusco
September of 1847
8th, Battle of Molino del Rey 13th, Battle of Chapultepec 13th-14th, Battle for Mexico City 14th, Siege of Puebla 15th, Fall of Mexico City
October of 1847
2nd, Battle of Mulegé 9th, Battle of Huamantla 12th, Siege of Puebla 19th, Skirmish at Atlixco 31st, Bombardment of Punta Sombrero
November of 1847
16th-17th, Battle of La Paz 20th-21st, Battle of San José del Cabo 27th-Dec 8th, Siege of La Paz
From January to August Mexican partisans harassed the U.S. Army of Occupation. Formal fighting, however, had ceased by the end of January.
The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed on February 2, 1848 in which Mexico surrendered a vast tract of land to the United States for the sum of USD $15 million.
10 March 1848: U.S. Senate ratifies Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, with amendments.
March 1848: Santa Anna departs Mexico for exile in Jamaica.
March 16 - Battle of Santa Cruz de Rosales
25 May 1848: Mexican Congress ratifies Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
4 July 1848: President Polk formally announces ratification of Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.