Gallipoli peninsula, site of a World War I campaign

Arıburnu cemetery

View of Arıburnu Cemetery at Hell Spit beach. It contains 253 burials and is named after the promontory at the north end of Anzac Cove; it was used throughout the occupation. Until 2000, Arıburnu Cemetery was the site of the Anzac Day Dawn Service.

Photo by Ludo Kuipers, Thu Sep 10, 2015
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