Commonwealth War Cemetery No Man's Cot
This cemetery was called after a building close by Admiral’s road (currently Moortelweg and actually in between the front lines) and was used from end of July 1917 until March 1918. (Third Ypres).
No Man's Cot Cemetery in Ypres contains 79 Commonwealth war graves from World War I.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries & Gio Theunissen
- Photos: Luc van Waeyenberge
Nearby
Museum
- Farm Kleine Zwaanhof Information Center Ypres Saliant - Ieper
- In Flanders Fields Museum - Ieper
- Museum Pond Farm Museum - Langemark (Langemark-Poelkapelle)
Point of interest
- Information Panel Colne Valley and Caeser’s Nose Cemeteries - Ieper
- Memorial VC Thomas Whitham - Langemark (Langemark-Poelkapelle)
- Lapidarium Ieper - Ieper
Monument
- Demarcation Pole 22 Ypres - Sint-Jan (Ieper)
- Memorial Kitchener's Wood - Sint-Juliaan (Langemark-Poelkapelle)
- Memorial John McCrae - Boezinge (Ieper)
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Cemetery Welsh (Caesar's Nose) - Boezinge (Ieper)
- Commonwealth War Cemetery Divisional Collecting Post - Sint-Jan (Ieper)
- Commonwealth War Cemetery Colne Valley - Boezinge (Ieper)
Fortification
- Goumier Farm Bunker - Ieper
- Allied Machine Gun Post Withof - Ieper
- Yorkshire Trench and Dug-Out Boezinge - Boezinge (Ieper)
Crash site
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