Charles made plans to cross the upper Rhine at the Swiss town of Schaffhausen.

Gyulay fought on the upper Rhine in 1794 and 1795.

The other three tribes had been invaders on the upper Rhine, closer to modern Switzerland.

This occurred notably on the upper Rhine in Germany in the nineteenth century.

A side effect was the Cologne War, which ravaged much of the upper Rhine.

In 1795, he and his regiment fought on the middle and upper Rhine.

His measures gave the upper Rhine a completely new appearance.

At the beginning of 1796, Reuss commanded an infantry brigade on the upper Rhine.

Their intervention had brought the war into the upper Rhine, creating a threat to French territory.

From a military point of view his most notable achievements were on the common ground of the upper Rhine, in the Breisgau.