Kiretch Tepe Sirt

To the north, the Karokol Dagh ridge that rises quickly from behind Suvla Point, to some 400 feet, frames Suvla Bay. The feature continues to rise to over 600 feet further inland where it is known as Kiretch Tepe Sirt. Cliffs fall steeply towards the Gulf of Saros but inland it slopes down steadily to the Suvla Plain. At the far end it drops slightly before the junction with the Tekke Tepe ridge which forms the eastern boundary of the plain.

Sangars on Kiretch Tepe, September 2000