Cemeteries in New Fairfield, Connecticut
There are 12 cemeteries in and around New Fairfield, Connecticut in our directory, in Fairfield County. 3 have a New Fairfield mailing address; the others are closest to New Fairfield of all nearby towns. Identified types include 2 church cemeteries (17%) and 1 Christian cemetery (8%). 2 of them list a phone number or website.
Map of cemeteries near New Fairfield
- Beaver Bog Cemetery111 Route 37Christian cemetery1.7 mi
- Mountain View Cemetery186 Route 37Cemetery1.1 mi
- New Fairfield Cemetery5 Brush Hill RoadCemetery0.1 mi
- Central CemeteryNew FairfieldCemetery4.0 mi
- Laure Hill CemeteryNew FairfieldCemetery3.9 mi
- Beaver Bogs CemeteryNew FairfieldCemetery1.7 mi
- Cemetery (South King Road)New FairfieldCemetery2.7 mi
- Gallows Hill Burying GroundNew FairfieldCemetery4.3 mi
- Gerow CemeteryNew FairfieldCemetery3.0 mi
- King Street United Church CemeteryNew FairfieldChurch cemetery2.7 mi
- Pembroke CemeteryNew FairfieldCemetery2.3 mi
- Union - Ball Pond CemeteryNew FairfieldCemetery2.2 mi
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Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are in New Fairfield, CT?
We list 12 cemeteries in and around New Fairfield. Listings without a street address are placed under the nearest town, so some may be just outside city limits.
Are there religious cemeteries in New Fairfield?
Yes. We have identified 1 Christian cemetery near New Fairfield, based on the recorded affiliation or official name. Other cemeteries may also be affiliated with a congregation.
Can I visit cemeteries in New Fairfield?
Most public, municipal and church cemeteries welcome visitors during daylight hours. Family cemeteries are often on private land and need the owner's permission. Call ahead for hours, especially on holidays.
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