Northern theater of the American Revolutionary War

v t e New York and New Jersey campaign 1776–1777
Long Island The Turtle Staten Island Peace Conference Kip's Bay Harlem Heights Pell's Point Mamaroneck White Plains Fort Washington Fort Lee Geary Ambush Iron Works Hill Delaware crossing Trenton Assunpink Creek Princeton Forage War Millstone

v t e Northern frontier after 1777
Cobleskill Wyoming Valley Big Runaway German Flatts Unadilla and Onaquaga Carleton's Raid Cherry Valley Minisink Sullivan Expedition Newtown Boyd and Parker Royalton Raid Klock's Field Johnstown

v t e Northern coastal theater
Ridgefield Sag Harbor 2nd Machias Setauket Mount Hope Bay Newport Grey's raid Chestnut Neck Little Egg Harbor Tryon's raid (Norwalk, Fairfield) Penobscot Expedition Cape Split Fort St. George Annapolis Royal Cape Ann Groton Heights Fort Slongo Lunenburg

v t e American Revolution Nova Scotia theatre
Saint John Charlottetown Yarmouth 1st Canso Maugerville Rebellion Fort Cumberland Yarmouth 2nd St. John River Capture of USS Hancock Liverpool Raid on Miramichi 1st Halifax Blomindon Cape Breton Annapolis Royal Blonde Rock 2nd Halifax Chester Lunenburg

v t e American Revolutionary War Campaigns and theaters
Boston Quebec Nova Scotia Northern New York and New Jersey Saratoga Philadelphia Northern after Saratoga Western Southern Gulf Coast Yorktown Naval

The northern theater of the American Revolutionary War also known as the Northern Department of the Continental Army was a theater of operations during the American Revolutionary War.

It was originally called the New York Department, and consisted of all of New York State. On November 12, 1776, after the British occupation of New York City, the Highlands Department was created out of the Northern Department. The Northern Department then stopped 30 miles south of Albany. After that, it was always referred to as the Northern Department.

The Highlands Department was the smallest in area, and was formed around the defenses on the Hudson River north of New York City.