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• Introduction
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• 4th Battalion Parade Ground
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• Chunuk Bair Cemetery and N.Z. Memorial
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War cemeteries and memorials at Gallipoli

Google satellite map showing the location of Lala Baba Cemetery.
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Lala Baba Cemetery

LALA BABA CEMETERY (216 burials) is named after a low hill on the isthmus between Suvla Bay and the Salt Lake, and was taken on 6 August. The cemetery is reached along a 4km track which is soft and sandy in parts and a 4-wheel drive vehicle is required.

Official CWGC grave listings for Lala Baba Cemetery (External link)

Commonwealth War Graves Commission Website and "Debt of Honour" Register