Jewish Cemeteries in Los Angeles County, CA
There are 11 Jewish cemeteries in Los Angeles County, CA in our directory. Jewish cemeteries follow halakhic burial customs and are typically owned by a congregation, burial society (chevra kadisha) or benevolent association.
Listed when the source data records a Jewish affiliation or the official name states it. Affiliations are never inferred from saints' names alone.
Jewish Cemeteries in Los Angeles County, CA
- Home of Peace Memorial Park4334 Whittier Blvd · Los Angeles, CA · est. 1902Memorial park
- Eden Memorial Park11500 Sepulveda Blvd · Mission Hills, CAMemorial park
- Agudath Achim Cemetery1022 Downey Road · Los Angeles, CAJewish cemetery
- Beth Israel Cemetery1068 Downey Road · Los Angeles, CAJewish cemetery
- Mount Zion Cemetery1030 Downey Road · Los Angeles, CAJewish cemetery
- Hillside Memorial ParkInglewood, CAMemorial park
- Mount Sinai Memorial ParkBurbank, CAMemorial park
- Beth Olam CemeteryLos Angeles, CAJewish cemetery
- Mount Carmel CemeteryBell Gardens, CAJewish cemetery
- Mount Olive Memorial ParkBell Gardens, CAMemorial park
- Young Israel CemeteryNorwalk, CAJewish cemetery
Other affiliations in Los Angeles County, CA
Frequently asked questions
What is a Jewish cemetery?
Jewish cemeteries follow halakhic burial customs and are typically owned by a congregation, burial society (chevra kadisha) or benevolent association.
How many Jewish cemeteries are in Los Angeles County, CA?
We list 11 Jewish cemeteries in Los Angeles County, CA. Listed when the source data records a Jewish affiliation or the official name states it. Affiliations are never inferred from saints' names alone.
Why might a Jewish cemetery be missing from this list?
We only list a cemetery here when the source data or official name confirms it. If you know a cemetery that belongs on this page, open its listing and use "Suggest a correction", or add it through our submission form.
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