Funerary and memory sites of the First World War (Western Front) *(France)

Canadian Cemetery No.2, Neuville-st. Vaast, France, is one of 51 of our sites to be recently inscribed with UNESCO World Heritage status.

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— Commonwealth War Graves (@CWGC) October 22, 2023

📍 Delville Wood Cemetery, France, is one of our sites recently designated as a @UNESCO World Heritage site.

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— Commonwealth War Graves (@CWGC) December 1, 2023

📍 La Targette British Cemetery, France.

This cemetery, now inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was begun at the end of April 1917 and used by field ambulances and fighting units until September 1918.

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— Commonwealth War Graves (@CWGC) October 30, 2023

📍 Etaples Military Cemetery 🇫🇷

The cemetery, our largest cemetery in France, was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens and has now received UNESCO World Heritage Status.

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— Commonwealth War Graves (@CWGC) November 18, 2023