About Lone Pine Memorial
The Lone Pine Memorial in Gallipoli in Turkey commemorates over 4,900 New Zealand and Australian soldiers who perished in the Anzac area and who have no known grave during the Gallipoli Campaign of World War I.
The Gallipoli Campaign involved troops from throughout the Commonwealth and from France. It was an eight month effort to open supply lines through the Dardanelles and the Black Sea through to Russia and to remove the Ottoman Empire from the war.
The Lone Pine Memorial is within the Lone Pine Cemetery and stands before the front lines of one of the battle sites of the Gallipoli Campaign.
Related Places
The Helles Memorial
The Helles Memorial commemorates Commonwealth and French casualties from the Gallipoli Campaign.
Hill 60 Cemetery
The Hill 60 Cemetery is a Commonwealth World War I military cemetery in Gallipoli.
Lone Pine Cemetery
Lone Pine Cemetery is a Commonwealth graveyard for soldiers who died during the Gallipoli Campaign of World War I and also a battle site.
Anzac Cove
Anzac Cove was the landing site for Australian and New Zealand troops in the Gallipoli Campaign in World War I.
Historic Sites in Turkey
Haidar Pasha Cemetery
Ari Burnu Cemetery
Quinn’s Post Cemetery
The Hill 60 New Zealand Memorial
Kabatepe Museum
The Canakkale Martyrs Memorial
The Helles Memorial
