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Baby 700
On the original map, it had a small circle within the 700 feet contour. The summit beside it, later named Battleship Hill, had a big circle so it was called Big 700. In 1915 measurements were in feet, yards and miles, rather than in metric.
Battleship Hill
Warships often shelled Turkish reserves sheltering behind it.
Bauchop's Hill
NZ Colonel mortally wounded there.
Brighton Beach
Brighton in Melbourne and England
Canterbury Gully
Canterbury Infantry Battalion rested there when in reserve from Quinns post.
Courtney's Post
Australian Lt-Colonel.
Hill 971
Height in feet
Johnston's Jolly
Australian Colonel (J)
Lone Pine
Single stunted pine grew amongst the scrub there.
Plugge's Plateau
NZ Colonel
Monash Gully
Australian Brigadier
Pope's Hill
Australian Colonel (P)
Quinn's Post
Australian Captain
he was killed there
Rhododendron Ridge
ANZACs often mistakenly called a shrub rhododendron
Russell's Top
NZ Brigadier - General
Shell Green
Plat area used for sports matches but still subject to Turkish shells.
Shrapnel Valley
Turks shelled it heavily
Steel's Post
Australian Major
Table top
Looked like a table top
The Apex
Means tip or summit
The Nek
From Afrikaans word for mountain pass
The Sphinx
Mysterious spur jutting out from walkers ridge.
Walker's Ridge
Brigadier General had to take charge of landing NZ Infantry Brigade because its colonel was sick with measles.
Wellington Terrace
A rest camp for Wellington Regiment
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