The Gauting Jewish Cemetery was established for the deceased Jewish patients of the Gauting Lung Hospital. It is directly adjacent to the Gauting Forest Cemetery. The first burials there took place as early as 1945, and in 1947 the cemetery was officially inaugurated; the inauguration was combined with the unveiling of a memorial to the six million Holocaust victims during the Nazi era, which stands in the cemetery.

The Jewish Cemetery Geroda is a Jewish cemetery in Geroda, a community in the Lower Franconian district of Bad Kissingen, which was established in 1910. It is located in the forest west of Geroda and is accessible via the continuation of the Viereichenweg to the edge of the forest.

The Gerolzhofen Jewish Cemetery is a Jewish cemetery in Gerolzhofen, a town in the Lower Franconian district of Schweinfurt.

The Jewish Cemetery Allersheim is a Jewish cemetery in Allersheim, a district of the market town of Giebelstadt in the Lower Franconian county of Würzburg.

The Georgensgmünd Jewish Cemetery in the municipality of Georgensgmünd in the district of Roth in the Bavarian administrative district of Central Franconia preserves nearly 1800 gravestones, the oldest of which date from the end of the 16th century.

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The Jewish Cemetery in Hagenbach, a village in the municipality of Pretzfeld in the Upper Franconian district of Forchheim, is a Jewish burial ground that was occupied from 1737 to 1934.

The Jewish cemetery Hainsfarth is a Jewish cemetery at the eastern edge of the village Hainsfarth in the Swabian county Donau-Ries. The Jewish cemetery is located east of the village above the road to Steinhart. Before the end of the village turn left.

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The Jewish cemetery in Hörstein (town of Alzenau, district of Aschaffenburg) is the burial place of the former Jewish communities in Alzenau and Hörstein and the village of Wasserlos. It was laid out around 1812 and expanded after 1848. The last burial took place in 1938. The Hörstein cemetery is one of a total of 129 Jewish cemeteries in Bavaria.