Bennington County · Vermont
Cemeteries in Manchester Center, Vermont
There are 16 cemeteries in and around Manchester Center, Vermont in our directory, in Bennington County. 1 has a Manchester Center mailing address; the others are closest to Manchester Center of all nearby towns. Identified types include 2 family cemeteries (13%), 1 church cemetery (6%) and 1 Catholic cemetery (6%).
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Map of cemeteries near Manchester Center
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- Factory Point Cemetery95 Cemetery AvenueCemetery0.4 mi
- Maple Hill CemeteryManchester CenterCemetery5.5 mi
- Old Catholic CemeteryManchester CenterCatholic cemetery5.2 mi
- Beartown CemeteryManchester CenterCemetery4.1 mi
- Collson CemeteryManchester CenterCemetery4.9 mi
- Kent Hollow CemeteryManchester CenterCemetery6.9 mi
- Maple Hill CemeteryManchester CenterCemetery5.9 mi
- McDonald CemeteryManchester CenterCemetery4.2 mi
- Morse Hill CemeteryManchester CenterCemetery3.1 mi
- Oreb Taylor Family CemeteryManchester CenterFamily cemetery2.1 mi
- Roberts Family CemeteryManchester CenterFamily cemetery1.6 mi
- Saint Jerome CemeteryManchester CenterCemetery5.2 mi
- Scott CemeteryManchester CenterCemetery7.9 mi
- Sherman Homestead CemeteryManchester CenterCemetery7.8 mi
- South Dorset CemeteryManchester CenterCemetery3.3 mi
- South Village CemeteryManchester CenterMunicipal cemetery3.4 mi
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Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are in Manchester Center, VT?
We list 16 cemeteries in and around Manchester Center. Listings without a street address are placed under the nearest town, so some may be just outside city limits.
Are there religious cemeteries in Manchester Center?
Yes. We have identified 1 Catholic cemetery near Manchester Center, based on the recorded affiliation or official name. Other cemeteries may also be affiliated with a congregation.
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