Bully Beef Track.—A communication trench running from the right of Russell's Top to the head of Monash Gully.
Bully Cut.—A deep communication trench cut to enable troops to avoid a much-sniped section of the Aghyl Dere.
Camel's Hump.—A Turkish position just below Snipers' Nest.
Canterbury Gully.—A small gully between Plugge's Plateau and Shrapnel Valley, where the Canterbury Infantry Battalion rested when in reserve from Quinn's Post. Often shown on the map as Rest Gully.
Canterbury Slope.—On the slopes of Rhododendron Spur.
Canterbury Knob.—A famous machine gun position on the right flank of the Apex position and overlooking the head waters of the Sazli Beit Dere. Known to machine gunners as Preston's Top after the gallant Lieut. Preston (killed in France) who first placed machine guns there on August 7.
Canterbury Ridge.—A name given to Rhododendron Spur during the early days of August. The Canterbury Infantry occupied this ground on the morning of August 7.
Chailak Dere.—A narrow valley falling down from Chunuk Bair, past the north side of Table Top and between Bauchop's Hill and "Old No. 3 Post."
Chatham's Post.—The southern limit of the Anzac line. Named after Lieut. Chatham, of the 5th Australian Light Horse.
Chessboard, The.—A criss-cross network of Turkish trenches opposite Pope's Hill and Russell's Top.