Orange County · Indiana
Cemeteries in French Lick, Indiana
There are 18 cemeteries in and around French Lick, Indiana in our directory, in Orange County. Identified types include 1 church cemetery (6%).
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- Ames Chapel CemeteryFrench LickChurch cemetery3.7 mi
- Anderson CemeteryFrench LickCemetery5.7 mi
- Burton CemeteryFrench LickCemetery5.6 mi
- Cane Creek CemeteryFrench LickCemetery5.2 mi
- Connell CemeteryFrench LickCemetery6.5 mi
- Emmons Ridge CemeteryFrench LickCemetery4.4 mi
- Faucett CemeteryFrench LickCemetery5.2 mi
- Freeman CemeteryFrench LickCemetery6.8 mi
- Jones CemeteryFrench LickCemetery6.8 mi
- Miller CemeteryFrench LickCemetery4.6 mi
- Mount Lebanon CemeteryFrench LickCemetery2.3 mi
- Patoka Memorial CemeteryFrench LickCemetery7.7 mi
- Pythian CemeteryFrench LickCemetery2.3 mi
- Robinson CemeteryFrench LickCemetery4.8 mi
- Simmons CemeteryFrench LickCemetery8.7 mi
- Sulphur Creek CemeteryFrench LickCemetery3.6 mi
- Swift CemeteryFrench LickCemetery8.7 mi
- Wininger CemeteryFrench LickCemetery5.5 mi
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How many cemeteries are in French Lick, IN?
We list 18 cemeteries in and around French Lick. Listings without a street address are placed under the nearest town, so some may be just outside city limits.
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