Cement House Cemetery

Named after a fortified farm on the Langemark to Boezinge road, the plot was started in August 1917 and used until April 1918. After the war it was kept open for concentration burials and remains one of the cemeteries where newly recovered remains are still interred, which is why the total has risen to 3,592 graves with only 1,184 identified.

Coordinates: 50.9044569, 2.9069856

Part of Commonwealth war cemeteries of the Ypres Salient

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