Jackson County · Missouri
Cemeteries in Raytown, Missouri
There are 14 cemeteries in and around Raytown, Missouri in our directory, in Jackson County. Identified types include 3 church cemeteries (21%), 2 memorial parks (14%) and 1 Jewish cemetery (7%). 1 of them list a phone number or website.
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- Collings CemeteryRaytownCemetery1.7 mi
- Mount Carmel CemeteryRaytownJewish cemetery1.1 mi
- Mount Olivet CemeteryRaytownCatholic cemetery1.8 mi
- Brooking CemeteryRaytownCemetery1.3 mi
- Campground CemeteryRaytownCemetery2.7 mi
- Flanery CemeteryRaytownCemetery4.1 mi
- Floral Hills CemeteryRaytownCemetery1.5 mi
- Green Lawn CemeteryRaytownCemetery3.6 mi
- Memorial Park CemeteryRaytownMemorial park3.4 mi
- Noland Oliver Besonia Church CemeteryRaytownChurch cemetery4.4 mi
- Palestine CemeteryRaytownCemetery4.3 mi
- Rice CemeteryRaytownCemetery1.9 mi
- Thomas H. SwopeRaytownCemetery2.9 mi
- Twelve Gates Memorial GardensRaytownMemorial park3.8 mi
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Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are in Raytown, MO?
We list 14 cemeteries in and around Raytown. Listings without a street address are placed under the nearest town, so some may be just outside city limits.
Are there religious cemeteries in Raytown?
Yes. We have identified 1 Jewish and 1 Catholic cemeteries near Raytown, based on the recorded affiliation or official name. Other cemeteries may also be affiliated with a congregation.
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