Gaston County · North Carolina
Cemeteries in Mount Holly, North Carolina
There are 10 cemeteries in and around Mount Holly, North Carolina in our directory, in Gaston County. Identified types include 5 church cemeteries (50%), 1 Baptist cemetery (10%) and 1 Presbyterian cemetery (10%).
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- Moores Chapel United Methodist Church CemeteryMount HollyMethodist cemetery3.1 mi
- Thrift Baptist CemeteryMount HollyBaptist cemetery4.0 mi
- Woodland United Presbyterian Church CemeteryMount HollyPresbyterian cemetery3.0 mi
- Cooks Memorial Church CemeteryMount HollyChurch cemetery4.2 mi
- Morningside CemeteryMount HollyCemetery2.4 mi
- Berea Church CemeteryMount HollyChurch cemetery2.8 mi
- Hillcrest CemeteryMount HollyCemetery2.4 mi
- Lawing School Road CemeteryMount HollyCemetery3.8 mi
- Mount Holly CemeteryMount HollyCemetery0.4 mi
- Pineview CemeteryMount HollyCemetery0.9 mi
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How many cemeteries are in Mount Holly, NC?
We list 10 cemeteries in and around Mount Holly. Listings without a street address are placed under the nearest town, so some may be just outside city limits.
Are there religious cemeteries in Mount Holly?
Yes. We have identified 1 Baptist, 1 Presbyterian and 1 Methodist cemeteries near Mount Holly, based on the recorded affiliation or official name. Other cemeteries may also be affiliated with a congregation.
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