An Investigation of Maps and Cartographic Artefacts of the Gallipoli Campaign 1915: Military, Commercial and Personal - Geospatial Visualisation - page 27

Fig. 6 ANZAC position, Gallipoli, drawn by W. J. Warneford, General Staff, Australian and
New Zealand Army Corps, in June 1915. Scale: 6 inches to 1 mile. Source Sinclair Sinclair
1999 ,p2
their own maps until military surveyors produced suitable maps. Figure 6 shows a
typical type map of this type, drafted two months after the landing.
4.1.4 Combined Forces Maps
As well, since these was one of the earliest combined naval/land engagements, a
new type of map was required. Whilst the military campaign took centre stage for
the remainder of the campaign, at its peak 250 British and French ships were
involved (Sea Power Centre 2005 ). According to the Sea Power Centre ( 2005 ) this