Memorial monument in Alameda Gardens, Gibraltar, honoring George Augustus Eliott.
Elliots Memorial is a monument in central Gibraltar, situated in Alameda Gardens at about 38 metres above sea level. The memorial commemorates George Augustus Eliott, 1st Baron Heathfield. The surrounding terrain is flat to the west and hilly to the north, with the sea lying close to the south.
Elliots Memorial is a monument in Gibraltar. It stands in the central part of the territory, within Alameda Gardens, at an elevation of about 38 metres above sea level. The memorial is dedicated to George Augustus Eliott, 1st Baron Heathfield. The surrounding landscape is described as flat toward the west, while to the north it becomes hilly. The sea lies close to the south of Elliots Memorial. The nearest larger settlement is Gibraltar, located approximately 1.6 kilometres to the north. According to geographic data associated with the site, the highest area nearby reaches an elevation of about 341 metres and is roughly 1.0 kilometre north of the memorial. In the region around Elliots Memorial, coasts and caves are noted as relatively common within a radius of 20 kilometres. Climatic information linked to Elliots Memorial indicates a temperate climate with an average temperature of about 18 °C. July is the warmest month, with an average temperature of about 26 °C, while February is the coldest at about 11 °C. Average annual rainfall is given as roughly 729 millimetres, with November as the wettest month and July as the driest.
