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Lichfield Crater

Also known as Lichfield Crater, Thelus · Lichfield Crater Cemetery · Cratère Lichfield

0

documented records

≈ 20–40

approx. capacity (graves)

990 m²

cemetery area

Oct 18, 2026

last modified

About this cemetery

Lichfield Crater is a First World War Canadian military cemetery at Thélus, one of two craters created by underground mine explosions that were used for burials. It was designed by W H Cowlishaw and contains 40 Canadian burials. It is one of 139 funerary and memorial sites of the Western Front inscribed on the World Heritage List.

Cemetery location

GPS coordinates: 50.359486° N, 2.776649° E Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)

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How big is Lichfield Crater?

Lichfield Crater covers about 990 m² (0.2 acres), about the size of 4 tennis courts. It is the 659th smallest of the 4,957 cemeteries we list in Hauts-de-France.

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