Jewish Cemeteries in Baltimore City, MD
There are 11 Jewish cemeteries in Baltimore City, MD in our directory. Jewish cemeteries follow halakhic burial customs and are typically owned by a congregation, burial society (chevra kadisha) or benevolent association.
Listed when the source data records a Jewish affiliation or the official name states it. Affiliations are never inferred from saints' names alone.
Jewish Cemeteries in Baltimore City, MD
- Hebrew Cemetery6815 German Hill Road · Baltimore, MDJewish cemetery
- Hebrew Friendship Cemetery3600 East Baltimore Street · Baltimore, MDJewish cemetery
- Arlington Cemetery of Chizuk AmunoWest Arlington, MDJewish cemetery
- United Hebrew Benevolent Society Cemetery3215 Pulaski Highway · Baltimore, MDJewish cemetery
- Baltimore Hebrew CemeteryBaltimore, MDJewish cemetery
- Oheb Shalom CemeteryCanton, MDJewish cemetery
- Adath Israel Anshe Sfard CemeteryDundalk, MDJewish cemetery
- Bnai Israel CemeteryWaltherson, MDJewish cemetery
- Bnai Isreal CemeteryWaltherson, MDJewish cemetery
- Har Sinai CemeteryBaltimore, MDJewish cemetery
- Mikro Kodesh Beth Israel CemeteryArmistead Gardens, MDJewish cemetery
Other affiliations in Baltimore City, MD
Frequently asked questions
What is a Jewish cemetery?
Jewish cemeteries follow halakhic burial customs and are typically owned by a congregation, burial society (chevra kadisha) or benevolent association.
How many Jewish cemeteries are in Baltimore City, MD?
We list 11 Jewish cemeteries in Baltimore City, MD. Listed when the source data records a Jewish affiliation or the official name states it. Affiliations are never inferred from saints' names alone.
Why might a Jewish cemetery be missing from this list?
We only list a cemetery here when the source data or official name confirms it. If you know a cemetery that belongs on this page, open its listing and use "Suggest a correction", or add it through our submission form.
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