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Gravenstafel Ridge is a
ridge in Alberta, Canada. The
ridge takes its name from
Gravenstafel ridge, in Belgium. It is near to
Mount Haig. "Gravenstafel...
- recorded, four
during the
Second Battle (22
April – 25 May).
Battle of
Gravenstafel:
Thursday 22
April –
Friday 23
April Battle of St. Julien: Sa****ay 24...
- is a New
Zealand Memorial marking where New
Zealand troops fought at
Gravenstafel Ridge on 4 October,
located on Roeselarestraat.
There are
numerous tributes...
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Langemarck 1914, 17, Gheluvelt,
Nonne Boschen,
Givenchy 1914,
Neuve Chapelle,
Gravenstafel, St. Julien, Frezenberg, Heliewaarde, Aubers,
Festubert 1915,
Hooge 1915...
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highest vertical being 863 m, are
operated on the
slopes of
Mount Haig and
Gravenstafel Ridge.
Castle Mountain Resort was
opened in 1966. It was the site of...
- by The
Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary's). Ypres, 1915, '17
Gravenstafel St
Julien Festubert, 1915
Mount Sorrel Somme, 1916 Pozières Theipval...
- apart. In
actions at
Kitcheners Wood,
Mauser Ridge,
Pilkem Ridge and
Gravenstafel Ridge the
Canadians held the line and
prevented a
German breakthrough...
- 1914 '17 '18 Armentières 1914
Ypres 1914 '15 '17 '18
Nonne Bosschen Gravenstafel St.
Julien Frezenburg Bellewaarde Loos
Somme 1916 '18
Albert 1916 '18...
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British Columbia Regiment (Duke of Connaught's Own).
Ypres 1915, 17
Gravenstafel St.
Julien Festubert, 1915
Mount Sorrel Somme, 1916
Thiepval Ancre Heights...
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Ypres (Battle of P****chendaele).
Wurst Farm was at the
lower end of
Gravenstafel Ridge and
several British attacks in the area
since 31 July had been...
