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Plugge's Plateau panorama, Gallipoli

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The view from Plugge's Plateau at Gallipoli.

The Anzacs captured the plateau on 25 April 1915, and named it after the commanding officer of the Auckland Infantry Battalion, Arthur Plugge.

Ari Burnu point is at left and the Anzac commemorative site at right. The road leads north to Suvla. Scrolling right are the outposts, the Camel Hump, Walker's Ridge and Plugge's Plateau Cemetery. The tree line behind the cemetery is at Lone Pine.

Credit:

Photographer: Brian Donovan, October 2004

Permission of the Ministry for Culture and Heritage must be obtained before any use of this image. A QTVR (Quicktime) version of this panorama is also available.

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How to cite this page: 'Plugge's Plateau panorama, Gallipoli', URL: http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/interactive/plugges-plateau-gallipoli-panorama, (Ministry for Culture and Heritage), updated 11-May-2012

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