Weakley County · Tennessee
Cemeteries in Greenfield, Tennessee
There are 19 cemeteries in and around Greenfield, Tennessee in our directory, in Weakley County. Identified types include 1 church cemetery (5%).
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- Brock CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery1.8 mi
- Corinth CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery6.2 mi
- Cox CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery5.6 mi
- Gearins Chapel CemeteryGreenfieldChurch cemetery4.1 mi
- Hillis CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery2.9 mi
- Hornbeak CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery1.5 mi
- Meridian CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery4.9 mi
- Mount Herman CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery4.1 mi
- Woodlawn CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery6.1 mi
- Allen CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery1.3 mi
- Brock CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery5.0 mi
- Higgs CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery4.5 mi
- Highland CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery0.7 mi
- Morris CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery0.5 mi
- New Prospect CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery6.7 mi
- Old Hall CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery0.8 mi
- Patterson CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery0.5 mi
- Rose Hill CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery0.5 mi
- Winston CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery3.9 mi
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Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are in Greenfield, TN?
We list 19 cemeteries in and around Greenfield. Listings without a street address are placed under the nearest town, so some may be just outside city limits.
Can I visit cemeteries in Greenfield?
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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