What is recorded here
The mound known as Hill 60 was so named to commemorate Leeds soldiers who died in First World War battles around Hill 60 near Ypres.
Hill 60 is a low-lying feature, likely under 100 meters in height, with no significant geological distinction. The name commemorates the intense and deadly First World War battles fought over the strategic position near Ypres, making it a site of historical and military significance.
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