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Visionner Les Qualités Propres À Chaque Site Ou Ensemble Mémoriel N° D’IDEN SITE COMMUNE DEPARTEMENT (Fr) CRITERES TIFICAT PROVINCE (Be) DOMINANT ION WA01 Fort du Loncin Ans Liège Historique Architectural Identitaire Immatériel Original WA02 Carrés militaires de Liège Liège Robermont Historique Architectural Original WA03 Cimetière militaire français du Tintigny Luxembourg Plateau Historique WA04 Cimetière militaire français de Tintigny Luxembourg l’Orée de la Forêt Historique Architectural WA05 Cimetière militaire franco- Tintigny Luxembourg allemand du Radan Historique Architectural WA06 Enclos des fusillées à Tamines Sambreville Namur Historique Architectural Identitaire Original WA07 Cimetière militaire français de Fosses-la-Ville Namur la Belle Motte Historique WA08 Cimetière militaire allemand Mons Hainaut et du Commonwealth de Historique Saint-Symphorien Architectural Original WA09 Cimetière militaire du Comines-Warneton Hainaut Commonwealth "Hyde Park Historique Corner Cemetery" Immatériel Original WA10 Cimetière militaire et Comines-Warneton Hainaut monument aux disparus du Historique Commonwealth "Berks Immatériel Cemetery Extension" et Original "Ploegsteert Memorial to the Missing" WA11 Cimetière militaire du Comines-Warneton Hainaut Commonwealth "Strand Historique Military Cemetery" Immatériel Original WA12 Cimetière militaire du Comines-Warneton Hainaut 2 Commonwealth "Prowse Point Historique Military Cemetery" Immatériel Original WA13 Cimetière militaire du Comines-Warneton Hainaut Historique Commonwealth "Mud Corner Immatériel Cemetery" Original WA14 Cimetière militaire du Comines-Warneton Hainaut Commonwealth "Toronto Historique Avenue Cemetery" Immatériel Original WA15 Cimetière militaire du Comines-Warneton Hainaut Commonwealth "Ploegsteert Historique Wood Military Cemetery" Immatériel Original WA16 Cimetière militaire du Comines-Warneton Hainaut Commonwealth "Rifle House Historique Cemetery" Immatériel Original FL01 Monument aux disparus du Nieuport Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth "Nieuport Architectural Memorial" Immatériel FL02 Cimetière militaire allemand Dixmude Flandre-Occidentale Historique de Vladslo Architectural Identitaire Immatériel FL03 Crypte de la Tour de l’Yser Dixmude Flandre-Occidentale Historique Identitaire Immatériel Original FL04 Cimetière militaire belge Alveringem Flandre-Occidentale Historique d’Oeren Architectural Original FL05 Cimetière militaire belge Houthulst Flandre-Occidentale Historique d’Houthulst Identitaire FL06 Cimetière militaire allemand Langemark- Flandre-Occidentale Historique de Langemark Poelkapelle Architectural Identitaire Immatériel FL07 Monument national canadien Langemark- Flandre-Occidentale Historique "The Brooding Soldier" Poelkapelle Architectural Identitaire FL08 Cimetière militaire du Zonnebeke Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth "Tyne Cot Architectural Cemetery" et monument aux disparus du Commonwealth "Tyne Cot Memorial" FL09 Cimetière militaire du Zonnebeke Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth "Polygon Identitaire Wood Cemetery" FL10 Cimetière militaire du Zonnebeke Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth "Buttes New Identitaire British Cemetery" FL11 Cimetière militaire du Ypres Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth "Essex farm Immatériel Cemetery" 3 FL12 Cimetière militaire du Ypres Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth "Welsh Original Cemetery (Caesar's Nose)" FL13 Cimetière militaire du Ypres Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth "No Man’s Original Cot Cemetery" FL14 Cimetière militaire du Ypres Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth "Track X Original Cemetery" FL15 Cimetière militaire du Ypres Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth "Buff’s Road Original Cemetery" FL16 Cimetière militaire français Ypres Flandre-Occidentale Historique "Saint-Charles de Potyze" Identitaire FL17 Monument aux disparus du Ypres Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth "Menin Gate" Architectural Immatériel Original FL18 Cimetière militaire du Ypres Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth "Bedford Architectural House Cemetery" FL19 Cimetière militaire du Ypres Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth Larch Wood Cemetery" FL20 Cimetière militaire du Ypres Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth "Woods Cemetery" FL21 Cimetière militaire du Ypres Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth "1st D.C.L.I. Cemetery, The Bluff" FL22 Cimetière militaire du Ypres Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth "Hedge Row Trench Cemetery" FL23 Ossuaire français du Mont Ypres Flandre-Occidentale Historique Kemmel Identitaire FL24 Cimetière militaire du Heuvelland Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth "Spanbroekmolen British Cemetery" FL25 Cimetière militaire du Heuvelland Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth "Lone Tree Cemetery" FL26 Monument irlandais "Island of Heuvelland Flandre-Occidentale Historique Ireland Peace Tower" Architectural Identitaire Immatériel Original FL27 Cimetière militaire du Messines Flandre-Occidentale Historique Commonwealth "Lijssenthoek Immatériel military cemetery" Original ND01 Cimetière militaire du Fromelles Nord Identitaire Commonwealth "Fromelles Original (Pheasant Wood) Military Cemetery" ND02 Cimetière militaire du Fromelles Nord Historique Commonwealth et Mémorial Architectural australien “V.C. Corner Identitaire Australian Cemetery and Memorial” ND03 Cimetière militaire et Doignies Nord Architectural 4 mémorial du Commonwealth Identitaire “Louverval Military Historique Cemetery” et “Cambrai Memorial” ND04 Cimetière militaire allemand Cambrai Nord Architectural de la Route de Solesmes et Identitaire cimetière militaire du Historique Commonwealth "Cambrai East Military Cemetery" ND05 Nécropole nationale française Assevent Nord Historique d’Assevent et cimetière Immatériel militaire allemand d’Assevent ND06 Cimetière militaire du Le Quesnoy Nord Historique Commonwealth "Le Quesnoy Immatériel communal Cemetery extension" PC01 Mémorial indien du Richebourg Pas-de-Calais Historique Commonwealth "Neuve Immatériel Chapelle Memorial" Identitaire PC02 Cimetière militaire portugais Richebourg Pas-de-Calais Historique de Richebourg-l’Avoué Identitaire PC03 Mémorial national canadien Givenchy-en-Gohelle Pas-de-Calais Architectural "Vimy Memorial" Historique Identitaire Original PC04 Cimetière militaire du Givenchy-en-Gohelle Pas-de-Calais Historique Commonwealth "Canadian Identitaire Cemetery n°2" PC05 Cimetière militaire du Neuville-Saint-Vaast Pas-de-Calais Historique Commonwealth "Givenchy Identitaire Road Canadian Cemetery" PC06 Cimetière militaire du Thelus Pas-de-Calais Historique Commonwealth "Lichfield Architectural Crateri" Identitaire PC07 Nécropole nationale française Neuville-Saint-Vaast Pas-de-Calais Historique de la Targette et cimetière Original militaire du Commonwealth Architectural "La Targette British Cemetery" PC08 Cimetière militaire allemand Neuville-Saint-Vaast Pas-de-Calais Architectural de la Maison Blanche Original PC09 Cimetière militaire Neuville-Saint-Vaast Pas-de-Calais Historique tchécoslovaque de Neuville- Identitaire Saint-Vaast PC10 Nécropole nationale française Ablain-Saint-Nazaire Pas-de-Calais Historique de Notre-Dame-de-Lorette Architectural PC11 Cimetière militaire et Arras Pas-de-Calais Historique mémoriaux du Architectural Commonwealth “Faubourg Identitaire D’Amiens Cemetery”, “Arras Memorial” et “Arras Flying Services Memorial” PC12 Cimetière militaire et Loos-en-Gohelle Pas-de-Calais Historique mémorial du Commonwealth Identitaire “Dud Corner Cemetery” et Immatériel “Loos Memorial” PC13 Cimetière militaire du Etaples-sur-Mer Pas-de-Calais Identitaire Commonwealth "Etaples Architectural Military Cemetery" 5 PC14 Cimetière militaire du Wimereux Pas-de-Calais Architectural Commonwealth "Wimereux Immatériel communal Cemetery" SE01 Mémoriaux du Beaumont-Hamel / Somme Historique Commonwealth "Beaumont Auchonvillers Architectural Hamel (Newfoundland) Identitaire Memorial" et "29th Division Immatériel Memorial", Parc de souvenir du Commonwealth "Beaumont Hamel (Newfoundland) Memorial Park" et cimetière militaire du Commonwealth "Hunter’s Cemetery" SE02 Cimetière militaire du Thiepval Somme Historique Commonwealth "Mill Road Architectural Cemetery" SE03 Mémorial du Commonwealth Thiepval / Authuille Somme Historique "Thiepval Memorial" et Architectural cimetière militaire franco- Identitaire britannique "Thiepval Anglo- Original French Cemetery" SE04 Cimetière militaire et Ovillers-La-Boiselle Somme Historique mémorial du Commonwealth Architectural “Pozières British Cemetery” et “Pozières Memorial” SE05 Mémorial national sud- Longueval Somme Historique africain “The South Africa Achitectural (Delville Wood) National Identitaire Memorial” et cimetière militaire du Commonwealth “Delville Wood Cemetery” SE06 Nécropole nationale française Rancourt / Somme Achitectural et chapelle du Souvenir Bouchavesnes- Identitaire Français de Rancourt Bergen Historique SE07 Cimetière militaire du Bouchavesnes- Somme Immatériel Commonwealth "Rancourt Bergen Identitaire Military Cemetery" SE08 Cimetière militaire allemand Rancourt Somme Architectural de Rancourt Immatériel Identitaire SE09 Memorial national australien Fouilloy Somme Architectural "Villers-Bretonneux Historique Memorial" et cimetière Identitaire militaire du Commonwealth "Villers-Bretonneux Military Cemetery" SE10 Cimetière militaire du Noyelles-sur-Mer Somme Identitaire Commonwealth "Noyelles- Immatériel sur-mer Chinese Cemetery" et Architectural mémorial chinois "Noyelles- sur-mer Chinese Memorial" SE11 Cimetière militaire du Louvencourt Somme Architectural
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