Gordon Dump Cemetery near La Boiselle contains the graves of 1,676 Allied soldiers of whom 1,053 (63%) are unknown.

The Memorial to the 34th Division is located on the eastern edge of La Boiselle, approached from the road to Contalmaison.

Mouquet Farm occupied a highly strategic position between Thiepval and Pozières.  During fierce fighting which raged for months the original farm was completely destroyed.  The farm was rebuilt after the war. 

On the 80th Anniversary of the opening day of the Battle of the Somme, a memorial was erected in the village of Authuille to honour the memory of the 15th, 16th and 17th Battalions of the Highland Light Infantry. 

The Orange Memorial has been erected in recent years on ground adjacent to the 36th (Ulster) Division Memorial at Thiepval. 

The Memorial to the 18th Division of the British Army is on the north west side of the road from Thiepval to Authuille, on the edge of the village of Thiepval.

The Memorial to the Missing is the largest British war memorial in the world.

The memorial carries the names of 73,412 soldiers missing after the Battle of the Somme.

The Memorial to the Missing in the foreground and Mouquet Farm in the distance just above the centre of the picture. 

Mouquet Farm is in the foreground with Thiepval upper right and the Memorial to the Missing upper centre. 

Thiepval Wood (known today as Bois d’Authuille) on the upper left and the 36th (Ulster) Division Memorial to its right in a wooded area.