The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The construction of a reservoir at Mazar, which was to hold 250,000 gallons of water. A camp is in the background (right).
Soldiers working at the construction site of overflow watering points at Wady Ghuzze. A timber row boat is in the reservoir. A sign reading 'WATER BOTTLES' is in the right background. This is the t
Looking across the water reservoir toward the construction of overflow watering points. A horse drawn General Service Wagon (GSW) is in the right background. This is the fifth image in a five part p
Mazar, Sinai. 1916-12. Native workers constructing a 250,000 gallon water tank to support troops in the area (Donor W.M. Ellis).
The water reservoir surrounded by a small wire fence. Houses are in the background and washing is hanging out to dry in front of the building (right) foreground.
A GENERAL VIEW OF THE WATER DISTILLING PLANTS OPERATED BY NO. 2 PLATOON, 23RD FIELD COMPANY. EACH OF THESE PLANTS CAN TURN OUT 1000 GALLONS OF FRESH WATER PER HOUR. THE STORAGE TANKS AT THE REAR HOLD
Ain Duk, a huge reservoir in the Jordan Valley, from which water is supplied to the irrigable areas in the district. The 3rd Australian Light Horse Brigade was camped here for a time. Tents can be s
