Cemeteries

509.146 cemeteries worldwide. Search the map, filter by country or browse the list.

Cimitirul Herăstrău

📍 Sectorul 1, România

Cimitirul Herăstrău

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Cmentarz Oliwski

📍 Sopot, Polonia

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Kallion Cemetery

📍 Κόκκινο, Grecia

Kallion Cemetery

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Krvava Peč

📍 Krvava Peč, Slovenia

Krvava Peč

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Sela pri Šumberku

📍 Sela pri Šumberku, Slovenia

Sela pri Šumberku

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📍 Погреби, Ucraina

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Dolsko

📍 Laze pri Dolskem, Slovenia

Dolsko

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Syra New British Cemetery

📍 Ermoupoli, Regional unit of Syros, Greece

Syra New British Cemetery

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Vitomarci

📍 Vitomarci, Slovenia

Vitomarci

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Cmentarz pw. św. Anny na Zarzewie

📍 Łódź, Polonia

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Groblje Sveta Doroteja

📍 Karlovac, Grad Karlovac, Croatia

Groblje Sveta Doroteja

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Plovdiv Central Cemetery

📍 Пловдив, Bulgaria

Plovdiv is a city on the main road from Sofia to Istanbul. Plovdiv Central Cemetery is about 1 kilometre from the city centre, within the city limits, with the entrance being around 100 metres north from the crossroads of Bulevard Iztochen (route number 862) and Bulevard Maria Luiza. As you enter the main entrance to Plovdiv Central Cemetery, take the first turning on the right in front of the church. Continue and take the third road on the left. The Commission cemetery is located at the end of this road and is surrounded by a low brick wall. The Commonwealth servicemen buried at Plovdiv Central Cemetery died either as prisoners of war or while serving with the occupying forces following the Bulgarian capitulation in September 1918. It was formerly called Philippopolis (St. Archangel) Cemetery and was formed after the Armistice by the concentration of graves from the following sites :- Philippopolis Protestant Cemetery; Philippopolis Roman Catholic Cemetery; Karagatch Protestant Cemetery; Kostenecbanja British Cemetery; Kurtova Konare Civil Cemetery; Mustafa Pasha British Cemetery and Tatar Pazardzik Protestant Cemetery. The cemetery now contains 55 Commonwealth burials of the First World War.

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Cimitirul Eternitatea

📍 Iași, România

Cimitirul „Eternitatea” este un monument istoric și cel mai mare cimitir din municipiul Iași.

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Dol pri Ljubljani

📍 Dol pri Ljubljani, Slovenia

Dol pri Ljubljani

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Gorno Pašino Grobišta Kičevo

📍 Раштани, Macedonia de Nord

Gorno Pašino Grobišta Kičevo

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Harem Pobrđe - Rotimlja

📍 Glušci, Croația

Muslim cemetery in Rotimlja

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Cemetery of Heroes

📍 Bistrița, Municipiul Bistriţa, Romania

Veterans cemetery.

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Dedeagatch British Cemetery

📍 Αλεξανδρούπολη, Grecia

The cemetery gates are locked at all times. and a key is available from the Municipality. To gain access please contact the contractor on mobile number +30 6974 105 373. There is also a sign at the main gate with this information. The cemetery is in the town of Alexandroupolis (formerly Dedeagatch) and is on the north eastern shore of the Aegean sea, close to the border with Turkey. The cemetery is approximately 325 km north east of Thessaloniki on the E90 motorway to Turkey. From the motorway take the second exit to Alexandroupolis and proceed on Irodotou Street for approximately 1 km until you reach a roundabout. Take the second exit onto Kaviri Street and proceed for 200 metres where the cemetery is located on the left, adjacent to a children's playground. Dedeagatch (now Alexandroupolis) belonged to Turkey until 1913, and to Bulgaria from 1913 to 1919. It was bombarded by an Allied squadron in October 1915 and was occupied by Commonwealth forces in October 1918. No 31 Casualty Clearing Station was posted in the town until the end of the year. The cemetery was used from October to December 1918 and after the Armistice, 18 graves were brought in from other cemeteries, 13 of them from Kavalla Anglo-French Cemetery. Kavalla was a port of call for hospital ships in November 1918. The cemetery now contains 64 Commonwealth burials of the First World War. There are also two Second World War burials and 16 burials of other nationalities, mostly Serbian civilians.

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