Gibson County · Tennessee
Cemeteries in Dyer, Tennessee
There are 22 cemeteries in and around Dyer, Tennessee in our directory, in Gibson County. Identified types include 3 church cemeteries (14%), 1 Baptist cemetery (5%) and 1 Presbyterian cemetery (5%).
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Map of cemeteries near Dyer
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- Yorkville Cumberland Presbyterian Church CemeteryDyerPresbyterian cemetery7.6 mi
- Beech Grove CemeteryDyerCemetery2.7 mi
- Bobbitt CemeteryDyerCemetery0.9 mi
- Good Hope CemeteryDyerCemetery3.1 mi
- Griers Chapel CemeteryDyerChurch cemetery3.0 mi
- Holly Spring CemeteryDyerCemetery3.5 mi
- Keas CemeteryDyerCemetery1.2 mi
- Mount Olive CemeteryDyerCemetery2.1 mi
- New Bethlehem CemeteryDyerCemetery2.8 mi
- Poplar Grove CemeteryDyerCemetery3.1 mi
- Spring Hill Baptist Church CemeteryDyerBaptist cemetery9.1 mi
- Bethel CemeteryDyerCemetery7.0 mi
- Bucksnort CemeteryDyerCemetery2.4 mi
- Clear Creek CemeteryDyerCemetery2.7 mi
- Cowan CemeteryDyerCemetery5.0 mi
- Hogue CemeteryDyerCemetery5.9 mi
- Hopper CemeteryDyerCemetery1.9 mi
- Keeley CemeteryDyerCemetery4.4 mi
- Oakwood CemeteryDyerCemetery0.4 mi
- Spring Hill CemeteryDyerCemetery9.0 mi
- Walnut Grove CemeteryDyerCemetery6.8 mi
- Yorkville CemeteryDyerCemetery7.5 mi
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Cemeteries in nearby cities
- Rutherford7
- Trenton11
- Kenton16
- Bradford17
- Greenfield19
- Newbern14
- Milan26
- Obion13
- Humboldt23
- Alamo15
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Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are in Dyer, TN?
We list 22 cemeteries in and around Dyer. Listings without a street address are placed under the nearest town, so some may be just outside city limits.
Are there religious cemeteries in Dyer?
Yes. We have identified 1 Baptist and 1 Presbyterian cemeteries near Dyer, based on the recorded affiliation or official name. Other cemeteries may also be affiliated with a congregation.
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