The Unknowns

Men who were killed but their bodies were never recovered for burial or were not identified at the time of burial are commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial to the missing in Ypres, if they went missing in Belgium or on the Vimy Memorial at Hill 145 on Vimy Ridge, if they went missing in France.
The Menin Gate Memorial contains the names of eighty nine men who served at some point with the 60th. The Vimy memorial contains the names of one hundred and thirty four. A total of two hundred and twenty three men who passed through the ranks of the 60th have no known grave.  Thirty six percent of the total deaths. 

	Menin Gate Memorial	Vimy Memorial	Total
Men who died while serving with the 60th Battalion	52	64	116
Men who attested to the 60th Battalion but died serving with other Units	26	19	45
Men who attested to other units, served with the 60th but died while serving with other units	11	51	62
Total	89	134	223

There are twelve graves that commemorate an unknown man of the 60th Battalion

Name of Cemetery	Location	Unknown Men
Cabaret-Rouge British Cemetery	France	1
Courcelette British Cemetery	France	1
London Cemetery Extension (High Wood)	France	1
Railway Dugouts Burial Ground (Transport Farm)	Belgium	2
Serre Road Cemetery No 2	France	5
Tyne Cot Cemetery	Belgium	2