La Brique Military Cemetery No. 2 was begun in February, 1915 and used until March, 1918. Plot I consists of 25 irregular rows of graves, lengthened, in most cases, by the concentration of graves from the battlefields after the Armistice; and Plot II consists entirely of concentrated graves.
There are now over 800, 1914-18 war casualties commemorated in this site. Of these, nearly 400 are unidentified and memorials are erected to four soldiers from the United Kingdom, known or believed to be buried among them. The Cemetery covers an area of 3,270 square metres and is enclosed by a low curb. The grave of one soldier, now in No. 2 Cemetery, was brought from Kemmel No. 2 French Cemetery, which stood in the fields between Kemmel and La Clytte.
Burials (Commonwealth War Graves Commission):
- United Kingdom: 782
- Canada: 23
- Australia: 18
- New Zealand: 9
- South Africa: 7
- Undivided India: 1
- Total Commonwealth: 840