Wright County · Iowa
Cemeteries in Eagle Grove, Iowa
There are 21 cemeteries in and around Eagle Grove, Iowa in our directory, in Wright County. Identified types include 2 church cemeteries (10%), 2 municipal cemeteries (10%) and 1 family cemetery (5%).
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- Holmes Lutheran CemeteryEagle GroveLutheran cemetery4.8 mi
- Calvary CemeteryEagle GroveCemetery1.3 mi
- Eagle Grove Township Cemetery (historical)Eagle GroveMunicipal cemetery1.8 mi
- East Ullensvang CemeteryEagle GroveCemetery6.4 mi
- Elmwood CemeteryEagle GroveCemetery13 mi
- Glenwood CemeteryEagle GroveCemetery5.4 mi
- Goldfield CemeteryEagle GroveCemetery5.4 mi
- Holmes CemeteryEagle GroveCemetery4.8 mi
- Lake Church CemeteryEagle GroveChurch cemetery9.1 mi
- Lake View CemeteryEagle GroveCemetery9.1 mi
- Newark Township CemeteryEagle GroveMunicipal cemetery8.2 mi
- Norway CemeteryEagle GroveCemetery5.2 mi
- Norway Lake CemeteryEagle GroveCemetery5.5 mi
- Rose Hill CemeteryEagle GroveCemetery1.3 mi
- Saint Josephs CemeteryEagle GroveCemetery6.6 mi
- Schwenck Family Plot (historical)Eagle GroveFamily cemetery3.2 mi
- Troy CemeteryEagle GroveCemetery4.4 mi
- West Ullensvang CemeteryEagle GroveCemetery7.1 mi
- Willicksen CemeteryEagle GroveCemetery7.1 mi
- Woolstock CemeteryEagle GroveCemetery5.8 mi
- Wright County Burying GroundsEagle GroveCemetery4.3 mi
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Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are in Eagle Grove, IA?
We list 21 cemeteries in and around Eagle Grove. Listings without a street address are placed under the nearest town, so some may be just outside city limits.
Are there religious cemeteries in Eagle Grove?
Yes. We have identified 1 Lutheran cemetery near Eagle Grove, based on the recorded affiliation or official name. Other cemeteries may also be affiliated with a congregation.
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