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Anzac Cove today, including photographs

 

  Anzac Cove today Anzac Cove - Google Images search resultVisiting Gallipoli Today (anzacsite.gov.au)

ANZAC Images (flickr.com)
Images of Anzac Cove today.

Google Images (google.com.au)
Results of a Google Images search for Anzac Cove photographs.

A Trip to Gallipoli (users.skynet.be/Gallipoli)
How to get to Gallipoli.

ANZAC House Youth Hostel (anzachouse.com)


Gallipoli Then and Now (user.online.be/~snelders)

Moving your mouse over a photograph gives you the 1915 view.

Gallipoli Archaeology (users.skynet.be/Gallipoli)


It's still there  (user.online.be/~snelders)
Out-of-the-way evidence of the Gallipoli Campaign.

Farthest In (users.skynet.be/Gallipoli/)
Description of the battle on 25 April 1915, illustrated by photographs of the same areas today.

History of the Gallipoli Campaign
(gallipoli100.com.au)
Includes some past and present photographs.

Gallipoli Guide Panorama Gallery (anzac.govt.nz)
Click on 'View' to see an image as an interactive panorama.

Map of Australian commemorative sites at Gallipoli [pdf file] (dva.gov.au)


Gallipoli Guide (NZ) (anzac.govt.nz)
New Zealand government site on Anzac Day with modern day photographs.

On foot from Anzac Cove to the Gallipoli front lines (ninemsn)
(Good photo of the shallow sea bottom.)

Anzac Cove to Gallipoli (ninemsn)
"The ANZAC (Australia and New Zealand Army Corps) forces planned to land here at dawn nearly a century ago on April 25, 1915."

Oceanic survey of Anzac Cove (Northern Star)
"Photographer Mark Spencer’s work with Australia’s leading maritime archaeology team has uncovered a number of new shipwrecks at Anzac Cove."

Gallipoli 1934 (user.online.be/~snelders)
Well, not exactly photographs of Gallipoli today - but these photographs from 1934 are probably more interesting.

THE FUTURE:

High praise for Anzac Cove wall (ABC News)
"In a marked contrast to controversy over Turkish roadworks at Anzac Cove in 2004, the Federal Government has welcomed the Turkish government's plan to build a 600-metre sea wall later this year..."

 

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News images
Gallipoli photographs
Gallipoli films
Slideshow videos
Maps
Shipwrecks

 

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