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Royal Berks cemetery loop from Ploegsteert

Moderate

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Royal Berks cemetery loop from Ploegsteert

00:51

8.23km

10m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 7, 2026

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102 m

Frank Vandenbroucke Memorial Plaque

Highlight • Monument

Memorial plaque for Frank Vandenbroucke (6/11/1974-12/10/2009) who died under obscure circumstances in Senegal, at the age of 34. VDB was the 'enfant terrible' in Belgian cycling, but at the same time unprecedentedly popular. He caught the eye with his boasts but silenced all opposition with his achievements. VDB managed to announce where he would attack and to do so afterwards.

We continue to remember this promise with value

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5.64 km

Underhill Farm British Cemetery

Highlight • Historical Site

war 14 18

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6.85 km

Royal Berks cemetery

Highlight • Monument

The Ploegsteert Memorial to the Missing is also located at this location.
The Ploegsteert (often referred to in English as 'Plug Street') Memorial to the Missing is centrally located in the Bercks Cemetery Extension. The memorial, with a diameter of 21 meters and a height of 11.73 meters, was unveiled on June 7, 1931.


The memorial lists 11,447 missing Commonwealth servicemen from the following battles in the surrounding area: Armentières, Aubes Ridge, Loos, Fromelles, Estaires, Hazebrouck (part of the Battle of the Lys), Scherpenheuvel (also part of the Battle of the Lys), and Outtersteene Ridge.

The memorial reads: "To the glory of God and the memory of 11,447 officers and men of the armed forces of the British Empire who fell in battle during the years 1914–1918 between the River Douve and the towns of Estaires and Furnes, whose names are recorded here, but who, unlike their dead comrades, were denied a known grave and an honorable burial by the circumstances of war."

The memorial also includes the names of three Victoria Croos honorees: Sapper William Hackett, Private James MacKenzie, and Captain Thomas Tannat Pryce.

We Will Remember Them

Don't forget to visit the Plugstreet 14-18 Experience

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6.88 km

First World War cemetery which contains 87 Commonwealth graves, the majority British, but also 1 Australian grave, 1 Canadian grave, and 4 German graves.

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8.23 km

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8.09 km

143 m

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5.94 km

2.29 km

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