Cemeteries in Indiana
Our directory lists 4,150 cemeteries in Indiana, spread across 92 counties and 337 cities and towns. Identified types include 345 church cemeteries (8%), 78 Christian cemeteries (2%) and 43 Catholic cemeteries (1%). English has the highest number of listings of any city in the state, with 85. The earliest recorded establishment year among Indiana listings is 1824. 11 listings include a phone number or website.
Featured cemeteries in Indiana
- New Albany National Cemetery1943 Ekin Avenue, New AlbanyNational cemetery
- Marion National Cemetery1700 East 38th Street, MarionNational cemetery
- Lindenwood Cemetery2324 West Main Street, Fort Wayne · est. 1860Cemetery
- Fairmount Cemetery906 South Main Street, HuntingburgCemetery
- Oak Hill Cemetery6445 Hohman Avenue, HammondCemetery
- Fairview Cemetery6300 SR 236, North SalemCemetery
- Calcutta Cemetery14781 North County Road 200 East, Carbon · est. 1870Cemetery
- Nebo Memorial Park3295 State Road 252, MartinsvilleMemorial park
- Union Chapel CemeteryMeridian HillsChristian cemetery
- Tippecanoe Memory Gardens Cemetery1718 West 350 North, West LafayetteChristian cemetery
- Evangelical Mennonite cemetery20621 Old 24 E Rd, WoodburnChristian cemetery
- Immaculate Conception Cemetery2081 East County Road 820 South, GreensburgCatholic cemetery
Ranked by how complete the record is (address, contact details, founding year), not by size or popularity.
Cemetery types in Indiana
Religious cemeteries
Veterans cemeteries
- New Albany National Cemetery1943 Ekin Avenue, New Albany, INNational cemetery
- Marion National Cemetery1700 East 38th Street, Marion, INNational cemetery
- Crown Hill National CemeteryIndianapolis, INNational cemetery
- Crown Hill National CemeteryIndianapolis, INNational cemetery
- Graham National CemeteryMuncie, INNational cemetery
- Indiana Veterans Home CemeteryWest Lafayette, INVeterans cemetery
- Indiana Veterans Memorial CemeteryNorth Madison, INVeterans cemetery
- Marion National CemeteryMarion, INNational cemetery
Historic cemeteries
- New Albany National Cemetery1943 Ekin Avenue, New Albany, INNational cemetery
- Lindenwood Cemetery2324 West Main Street, Fort Wayne, IN · est. 1860Cemetery
- Calcutta Cemetery14781 North County Road 200 East, Carbon, IN · est. 1870Cemetery
- Convent CemeteryBatesville, INCatholic cemetery
- Dayton CemeteryDayton, IN · est. 1840Cemetery
- Hebron CemeteryWest Lafayette, IN · est. 1824Baptist cemetery
- Holy Family CemeteryBatesville, INFamily cemetery
- Bailly CemeteryPorter, INCemetery
Cities with the most cemeteries
- English85
- Brazil59
- Crawfordsville58
- Shelbyville55
- Tell City55
- Connersville47
- Danville47
- Sullivan47
- Corydon42
- North Madison41
- Rushville40
- Spencer40
- Evansville38
- Salem38
- Boonville38
- Worthington38
- Brownstown37
- Petersburg34
- Rockville33
- Bloomington32
- Dillsboro32
- Jasper31
- Columbus30
- Bedford30
- Linton29
- Odon29
- Vincennes28
- Cumberland28
- Versailles28
- North Vernon27
- Heritage Lake27
- Oakland City27
- Ferdinand27
- Indianapolis26
- Newport26
- Poseyville25
- Greensburg24
- Princeton24
- Martinsville23
- Peru23
- Rochester23
- Lagrange23
- Bloomfield23
- New Albany22
- Wabash22
- Westport22
- Oolitic22
- Shoals22
- Terre Haute21
- New Castle21
- Angola21
- Batesville21
- Portland21
- Rensselaer21
- Santa Claus21
- Greencastle20
- Ellettsville20
- Huntingburg20
- Monticello20
- Pittsboro20
Cemeteries by county
- Adams County39
- Allen County44
- Bartholomew County40
- Benton County13
- Blackford County16
- Boone County36
- Brown County28
- Carroll County41
- Cass County42
- Clark County33
- Clay County61
- Clinton County51
- Crawford County71
- Daviess County29
- DeKalb County30
- Dearborn County48
- Decatur County58
- Delaware County39
- Dubois County55
- Elkhart County57
- Fayette County53
- Floyd County16
- Fountain County34
- Franklin County34
- Fulton County29
- Gibson County45
- Grant County29
- Greene County84
- Hamilton County75
- Hancock County52
- Harrison County60
- Hendricks County131
- Henry County36
- Howard County29
- Huntington County30
- Jackson County62
- Jasper County33
- Jay County37
- Jefferson County58
- Jennings County43
- Johnson County42
- Knox County54
- Kosciusko County42
- LaGrange County50
- LaPorte County34
- Lake County57
- Lawrence County61
- Madison County63
- Marion County103
- Marshall County27
- Martin County52
- Miami County52
- Monroe County42
- Montgomery County60
- Morgan County51
- Newton County20
- Noble County26
- Ohio County9
- Orange County27
- Owen County67
- Parke County62
- Perry County87
- Pike County59
- Porter County42
- Posey County38
- Pulaski County27
- Putnam County44
- Randolph County41
- Ripley County61
- Rush County49
- Scott County18
- Shelby County90
- Spencer County46
- St. Joseph County39
- Starke County15
- Steuben County36
- Sullivan County74
- Switzerland County24
- Tippecanoe County64
- Tipton County26
- Union County16
- Vanderburgh County28
- Vermillion County40
- Vigo County59
- Wabash County50
- Warren County33
- Warrick County51
- Washington County51
- Wayne County51
- Wells County27
- White County38
- Whitley County24
Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are there in Indiana?
Our directory currently lists 4,150 cemeteries in Indiana, across 92 counties. The count includes active cemeteries as well as small family and historic burial grounds recorded by the U.S. Geological Survey.
Are there veterans cemeteries in Indiana?
Yes. We list 10 veterans cemeteries in Indiana, including national and state veterans cemeteries. Eligible veterans, their spouses and some dependents can be buried in a VA national cemetery at no cost.
How do I find historic cemeteries in Indiana?
We list 10 cemeteries in Indiana with a recorded heritage designation, historic tag or establishment year before 1900. County historical societies and the state historic preservation office keep more detailed burial records.
How do I find where someone is buried in Indiana?
Start with the death certificate or obituary, which usually names the cemetery. The county vital records office, local funeral homes and the cemetery office can confirm plot locations. For veterans, the VA Nationwide Gravesite Locator covers national and many state veterans cemeteries.
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