Cemeteries in Reno, Nevada
There are 10 cemeteries in and around Reno, Nevada in our directory, in Washoe County. 1 has a Reno mailing address; the others are closest to Reno of all nearby towns. Identified types include 3 church cemeteries (30%), 2 Jewish cemeteries (20%) and 1 Catholic cemetery (10%). 1 of them list a phone number or website.
Map of cemeteries near Reno
- Mountain View Cemetery435 Stoker AvenueCemetery1.6 mi
- Huffaker CemeteryRenoCemetery6.8 mi
- Hebrew CemeteryRenoJewish cemetery0.6 mi
- Hebrew Cemetery Entrance GateRenoJewish cemetery0.6 mi
- Our Mother of Sorrows Catholic CemeteryRenoCatholic cemetery1.6 mi
- Gerlach CemeteryRenoCemetery81 mi
- Grand Army of the Republic CemeteryRenoCemetery0.6 mi
- Hillside CemetaryRenoCemetery0.6 mi
- Knights of Pythias CemetaryRenoCemetery0.6 mi
- Whispering Pines CemeteryRenoCemetery12 mi
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Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are in Reno, NV?
We list 10 cemeteries in and around Reno. Listings without a street address are placed under the nearest town, so some may be just outside city limits.
Are there religious cemeteries in Reno?
Yes. We have identified 2 Jewish and 1 Catholic cemeteries near Reno, based on the recorded affiliation or official name. Other cemeteries may also be affiliated with a congregation.
Can I visit cemeteries in Reno?
Most public, municipal and church cemeteries welcome visitors during daylight hours. Family cemeteries are often on private land and need the owner's permission. Call ahead for hours, especially on holidays.
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