Religious affiliation
Jewish Cemeteries in Connecticut
There are 46 Jewish cemeteries in Connecticut 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.
46 listings
Jewish Cemeteries in Connecticut
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- Bethel Cemetery50 Lestertown Road · Groton, CTJewish cemetery
- Jewish Cemetery111 Victor Street · East Haven, CTJewish cemetery
- Norwich Jewish Fraternal Cemetery60 Lois Street · Norwich, CTJewish cemetery
- Teferes Israel CemeteryHillcrest Avenue · West Hartford, CTJewish cemetery
- Beth El Synagogue CemeteryBoyden Street · Waterbury, CTJewish cemetery
- B'Nai Israel CemeteryMansfield City, CTJewish cemetery
- B'nai Torah CemeteryRied Street · Fairfield, CTJewish cemetery
- Children of Israel CemeteryDanbury, CTJewish cemetery
- Congregation Ahavath Achim CemeteryTaintor Hill Road · Colchester, CTJewish cemetery
- Congregation Beth El CemeteryWarner Street · New Haven, CTJewish cemetery
- Old Jewish CemeteryNew London Road · Colchester, CTJewish cemetery
- United Jewish Center CemeteryDanbury, CTJewish cemetery
- Congregation Adath Israel CemeteryMiddletown, CTJewish cemetery
- Beth Sholom Memorial ParkManchester, CTMemorial park
- Brothers of Joseph CemeteryNorwich, CTJewish cemetery
- First Hebrew CemeteryNorwich, CTJewish cemetery
- Knesseth Israel CemeteryEllington, CTJewish cemetery
- Meriden Hebrew CemeteryMeriden, CTJewish cemetery
- Agudath Sholom CemeteryStamford, CTJewish cemetery
- B'nail Jacob Memorial ParkNew Haven, CTMemorial park
- B'nail Scholom CemeteryNew Haven, CTJewish cemetery
- Beth Alom CemeteryNew Britain, CTJewish cemetery
- Beth El Temple Jewish CemeteryAvon, CTJewish cemetery
- Beth Israel CemeteryWallingford Center, CTJewish cemetery
- Beth Israel CemeteryBristol, CTJewish cemetery
- Beth Israel Cemetery of Congregation Or ShalomShelton, CTJewish cemetery
- Beth Jacob CemeteryNewington, CTJewish cemetery
- Cong. Addath Israel CemeteryBridgeport, CTJewish cemetery
- Congregation B'nai Israel CemeteryBridgeport, CTJewish cemetery
- Congregation Brothers of Joseph Synagogue CemeteryMontville Center, CTJewish cemetery
- Congregation Ohave Sholem CemeteryWaterford, CTJewish cemetery
- Congregation Rodeph Sholom CemeteryBridgeport, CTJewish cemetery
- Congregation Rodeph Sholom Memorial ParkBridgeport, CTMemorial park
- Emanuel CemeteryNewington, CTJewish cemetery
- Farband Jewish CemeteryBethlehem Village, CTJewish cemetery
- Farmington Valley Jewish CemeteryAvon, CTJewish cemetery
- Hebrew CemeteryDarien, CTJewish cemetery
- Hebrew CemeteryGlenville, CTJewish cemetery
- Hebrew CemeteryNorwich, CTJewish cemetery
- Jewish CemeteryNorth Stamford, CTJewish cemetery
- Jewish CemeteryMoodus, CTJewish cemetery
- Kol Haverim CemeteryNewington, CTJewish cemetery
- Mishkan Israel CemeteryNew Haven, CTJewish cemetery
- Old Jewish CemeteryNorth Stamford, CTJewish cemetery
- Temple Beth El Memorial ParkNorwalk, CTMemorial park
- Temple Israel CemeteryNorwalk, CTJewish cemetery
By city
Jewish Cemeteries by city in Connecticut
- Bridgeport4
- New Haven4
- Norwich4
- Newington3
- Avon2
- Colchester2
- Danbury2
- North Stamford2
- Norwalk2
- Bethlehem Village1
- Bristol1
- Darien1
- East Haven1
- Ellington1
- Fairfield1
- Glenville1
- Groton1
- Manchester1
- Mansfield City1
- Meriden1
- Middletown1
- Montville Center1
- Moodus1
- New Britain1
- Shelton1
- Stamford1
- Wallingford Center1
- Waterbury1
- Waterford1
- West Hartford1
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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 Connecticut?
We list 46 Jewish cemeteries in Connecticut. 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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