+-----------------------------+---------+---------+ | Place. |Regiment.| Number. | +-----------------------------+---------+---------+ |_Suvla Lines_-- | | | | Kiretch Tepe | 126th | 2100 | | At foot of Kiretch Tepe | 127th | 3000 | | Farther in plain | 33rd | 3000 | | Anafarta plain | 79th |Uncertain| | Farther south | 35th |Uncertain| | Still farther south | 34th | 1800 | | Near Scimitar Hill | 66th |Uncertain| | Foot of W Hill | 25th | 2400 | | Opposite Hetman Chair | 66th |Uncertain| |_Anzac Lines_-- | | | | Opposite Kabak Kuyu | 17th | 1600 | | Opposite Hill 60 | 16th | 1200 | | Upper Asma Dere | 20th | 1800 | | Abdel Rahman Bair | 19th | 2300 | | Koja Chemen Tepe | 24th | 2000 | | The Farm | 22nd | 1800 | | Battleship Hill | 48th | 2000 | | Opposite Russell’s Top | 72nd | 2000 | | In reserve there | 48th |Uncertain| | Opposite Quinn’s | 27th | 2000 | | German Officers’ and | | | | Johnston’s Jolly | 57th | 2000 | | Lone Pine | 125th | 1600 | | South of Lone Pine | 47th | 1800 | | Leane’s Trench | 36th | 1000 | | Extreme south to Gaba Tepe | 77th | 2700 | +-----------------------------+---------+---------+ Three regiments were in reserve at Suvla, and three at Anzac. The Army Headquarters were just south of Koja Dere; Corps Headquarters in the north behind Anafarta Sagir; in the south at Koja Dere. There were large camps at Ejelmer Bay and Turchen Keui (a few miles inland from the bay) in the north, and at Koja Dere in the south. At Helles the numbers were then uncertain or not available, but the following regiments were posted opposite our lines from our left to right: +------------------------------+---------+ | Place. |Regiment.| +------------------------------+---------+ |West of Gully Ravine | 70th | |East of Gully Ravine | 71st | |West of Krithia Nullah | 124th | |East of Krithia Nullah | 38th | |On Achi Baba Nullah | 45th | |Between that and Kerevez Dere | 56th | |In Kerevez Dere | 55th | |Opposite Fort Gouez | 42nd | |Overlooking the Strait | 41st | +------------------------------+---------+ Taking an average of 2000 per regiment, this gives a total of 18,000, apart from reserves; but it is a low estimate. The Headquarters were at Ali Bey Farm.