Did you know that there are more than 130 cemeteries in Greene County?

The Greene County Cemetery Map shows the approximate locations of all known cemeteries, including many cemeteries that are no longer in active use.

Greene County Cemetery Map - Preview

View the larger version of the map for enhanced detail, interaction and an alphabetical listing of cemeteries.

	Icon	Township
		Bath
		Beavercreek
		Caesarscreek
		Cedarville
		Jefferson
		Miami
		New Jasper
		Ross
		Silvercreek
		Spring Valley
		Sugarcreek
		Xenia

About the Map

Each marker on the map includes the name of the cemetery (in some cases multiple names if the cemetery has been known by different names); a color-coded icon denoting the township; and a description with directions and other useful information. You can also view the GPS coordinates using Google Earth (See the section on Google Earth below).

Some cemeteries marked on the map are invisible to the naked eye. Perhaps all the stones are gone or the cemetery may have been destroyed or moved. These cemeteries are denoted by phrases such as “extinct,” “destroyed,” or “moved” in parentheses, with an explanation in the description.

Using the Greene County Cemetery Map

Using the Greene County Cemetery Map, powered by Google Maps, you can:

• Create directions to a cemetery: Click on the icon of the cemetery you want to visit. Click get directions to here, type in your address, and click “Go.”
• View a satellite image of the area surrounding the cemetery you want to visit, to help you establish landmarks: On the top right-hand corner of the map, click “Satellite” for satellite view. To return to basic map view, click “Map.”
• Search Google for attractions near the cemetery, such as restaurants: Click on the cemetery; then click “Search nearby.” Type in a keyword to search, and click “Search.” The search results will be displayed. To return to the cemetery map, click the Back button in your browser.

For more information about using Google Maps, visit the Google Maps Help page.

Google Earth

You can also download the Greene County Cemetery Map as a Google Earth file. To download the file, click “View in Google Earth” near the top right-hand part of the map. When prompted, click “save” to save the file to your local computer.

With Google Earth, you can use the map on your local computer without an internet connection. You can also view GPS coordinates using Google Earth: just right-click the icon and select “Properties.” The latitude and longitude are displayed on the “View” tab. Visit the Google Earth page to learn more or download the free software.

Feedback

The Greene County Cemetery Map resource is still in the development stages, and we would like your feedback. Please send us your comments.