Bulford Kiwi

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The Bulford Kiwi is a large chalk hill figure of a kiwi bird carved into the hillside near Bulford on Salisbury Plain in England, created by New Zealand troops during World War I.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chalk hill figure
war memorial
access viewable from public roads
associatedWith ANZAC military heritage
New Zealand Army NERFINISHED
New Zealand in World War I NERFINISHED
coordinateLocation 51.197°N 1.759°W
country United Kingdom
createdDuring World War I NERFINISHED
creator New Zealand Expeditionary Force NERFINISHED
New Zealand troops
culturalSignificance symbol of New Zealand presence in Britain
depicts kiwi bird
elevation hillside above Bulford
genre land art
military graffiti
hasShape bird outline
heritageDesignation Scheduled Monument
heritageDesignationCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
inception 1919
inscription originally accompanied by letters “NZ”
locatedNear Bulford Camp NERFINISHED
location Bulford NERFINISHED
England
Salisbury Plain NERFINISHED
Wiltshire NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Ministry of Defence (United Kingdom) NERFINISHED
New Zealand authorities
local volunteers
material chalk
namedAfter kiwi (bird)
nearbySettlement Amesbury NERFINISHED
Bulford Village NERFINISHED
notableFor being a New Zealand war memorial in England
large chalk depiction of a kiwi bird
ownedBy Ministry of Defence (United Kingdom) NERFINISHED
partOf Salisbury Plain Training Area NERFINISHED
tradition of chalk figures in southern England
purpose commemoration of New Zealand troops
regimental memorial
region southwest England
surface form: South West England
significantEvent cleaning and re-chalking in 21st century
restoration in late 20th century
touristAttraction yes
visibleFrom surrounding Salisbury Plain

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Bulford hasFeature Bulford Kiwi