Battlefield maps of WW1

Category: Maps

	Gallipoli and the the naval attack of 18 March 1915 that in having failed led to the decision to launch a ground attack.		Gallipoli showing the area that the ANZAC operated in. Most of the famous points of interest are here. The Nek, Quinn's Post, The Sphinx, Owen's Gully, Lone Pine.

This map shows who fought on which side in WW1 and who stayed neutral.
- Note that Australia, Canada, Cape Colony (Sth Africa) India and New Zealand are represented by Britain (as part of the Empire) as was the custom of the time
- The USA entered the war in mid 1917

France and Flanders (Belgium). This map gives a good overall view of the main points of battle.

a more detailed map is below.

This is a wonderfully detailed map of France and Belgium with the front line (1917) marked with a starry line. Really good for the serious historian.

But be warned; it is a slower load than most because of its size. About 3 minutes at 28.8.

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