Map of US cemeteries and famous graves
68,091 notable people are recorded as buried in 7,732 of the 179,777 cemeteries we list. Pick a group, such as presidents or Civil War veterans, to see where they rest, switch to veterans and national cemeteries, or zoom in to any town for every cemetery and the funeral homes nearby.
What the map shows
Notable burialsmarks every cemetery where Wikidata records at least one person with an encyclopedia entry as buried. Larger dots hold more people. Choose a group under “Who” to narrow the map to presidents, Medal of Honor recipients, writers, baseball players and more.
Veterans and national cemeteries shows cemeteries classified as national, state veterans or military cemeteries from their official name or source tags. All cemeteries loads every listed cemetery in view once you zoom in to town level.
Funeral homes adds funeral homes, cremation providers and monument dealers from our sister site, Funeral Home Directory USA, when you are zoomed in close.
Browse the groups as lists
- Presidents of the United States20
- First Ladies of the United States24
- Vice Presidents of the United States32
- Supreme Court justices79
- Nobel Prize laureates86
- American Revolutionary War veterans103
- Pulitzer Prize winners127
- War of 1812 veterans162
- Boxers175
- Mexican-American War veterans406
- Vietnam War veterans419
- Aviators and astronauts470
Frequently asked questions
Where does the map data come from?
Cemetery locations come from the USGS Geographic Names Information System and OpenStreetMap. Notable burials come from Wikidata, where a person's entry names the cemetery as their place of burial. Funeral homes come from our sister directory, built from Overture Maps and OpenStreetMap.
Why is a famous grave missing from the map?
A person appears only when their Wikidata entry records a place of burial that matches a cemetery we list. Some entries have no burial place, and some people are buried at a home, a church or a memorial that is not a cemetery. Wikidata is open to edits, and the map follows it on each refresh.
Can I find a family member's grave on this map?
No. The map covers cemeteries and people notable enough for an encyclopedia entry, not individual burial records. To find a relative, contact the cemetery office or see our guide to finding where someone is buried.