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cemetery containing the graves of soldiers and airmen, including 275 British, 7 Canadian, 50 Australian, 7 New Zealand, 1 South African and 5 German

Nice view of the ponds and the villa "Les étangs".

Poorly maintained path through the undergrowth. Tall grass for a good half of it, not very smooth. Very muddy in winter.

opposite the Quai du Canal, you can sit comfortably in the shade

very beautiful path

Path connecting Daours to Pont Noyelle. Various types of soil, more or less smooth. Some sections are made of large flint... Flooded in winter.

Integrated into the communal cemetery, this necropolis contains 888 bodies: 863 casualties of the First World War and 25 casualties of the Second World War. 644 British, 202 Canadian, 39 Australian, and 3 Indian. It was primarily used by combat units and field ambulances from August 1915 to March 1918, when these troops replaced French units in the area. Activity was particularly intense from September to November 1916, when aid stations were numerous in Albert, located just behind the front where the final weeks of the Battle of the Somme were taking place. It was not until the end of August 1918 that this cemetery was again used by the 18th Division. During the Second World War, the extension was used again when the French moved 25 British casualties there from isolated graves in and around Albert.

I really like the heights of Touttencourt. It feels like a historical setting. A great climb for athletes.