The Dompierres-Bequincourt Cemetery is located near two villages captured on 1st July 1916 on the opening day of the Anglo-French Somme Offensive.
It contains 7,033 casualties, including 5,362 in individual or collective graves. Four ossuaries contain the remains of 1,671 unknown soldiers. Those casualties includes many colonial soldiers and French Foreign Legion.
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| Dompierres-Bequincourt Cemetery |
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| Dompierres-Bequincourt Cemetery Entrance |
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| Dompierres-Bequincourt Cemetery Information Board |
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| Dompierres-Bequincourt Cemetery Entrance |
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| Dompierres-Bequincourt Cemetery |
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| Dompierres-Bequincourt Cemetery |
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| Dompierres-Bequincourt Cemetery French and Colonial Soldiers Headstones |
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| Dompierres-Bequincourt Cemetery French and Colonial Soldiers Headstones |
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| Dompierres-Bequincourt Cemetery French Soldier |
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| Dompierres-Bequincourt Cemetery Colonial Soldier |
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| Dompierres-Bequincourt Cemetery Ossuary |
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| Dompierres-Bequincourt Cemetery Memorial |
