Great Britain (Br Army, 15,000 men under Roberts) attacked South African Republic (Boer Army, 4,000 men under Cronje) in South Africa. The CAA Database of Battles records 7.3 hours of fighting on a front of 4 km, a frontal attack, double envelopment against prepared defense, and that neither side won. Losses: Great Britain 1,270 (8%), South African Republic 350 (9%).
This plan is generated from those figures. It shows the shape of the battle the database describes: the size and width of the armies, the plan of attack and the outcome. It does not show where the units actually stood.