The Jewish cemetery in Bad Freienwalde (Oder) is located at the foot of the Galgenberg. It can be reached via a cul-de-sac next to the Catholic Church in Goethestraße. The cemetery is registered in the monument list of the state of Brandenburg.

The Jewish Cemetery of the Landesanstalt Görden is a former Jewish cemetery on the grounds of the former Landesanstalt Görden (since 2006 Asklepios Fachklinikum Brandenburg) in Brandenburg an der Havel and one of two Jewish cemeteries in the city.

The Old Jewish Cemetery in Eberswalde was established in 1751. Previously, the community had used the Jewish cemetery Biesenthal. The oldest surviving gravestone dates from 1784. In 1851, the cemetery was expanded and enclosed with a brick wall in 1862. Today it has an area of about 975 m².

The Jewish cemetery in Friedland, a town in the Oder-Spree district of Brandenburg (Germany), was probably established in the 18th century. The Jewish cemetery, located outside the town at Beeskower Straße 30, is a protected monument.

The Jewish cemetery in Friesack, a town in the Havelland district in the state of Brandenburg (Germany), was probably established in the 18th century. The Jewish cemetery is located on the western edge of the town on the country road to Rhinow, on Klessener Straße.

The Jewish cemetery in Fürstenberg, a district of Eisenhüttenstadt in the Oder-Spree administrative district in the state of Brandenburg (Germany), was established in 1890. The Jewish cemetery on Kirchhofweg, diagonally opposite the municipal cemetery, is a protected monument.

The Jewish cemetery in Fürstenwalde/Spree, a town in the Oder-Spree district in the state of Brandenburg (Germany), was established in 1829. The Jewish cemetery at the corner of Frankfurter Straße and Grünstraße is a protected monument.

The Jewish cemetery Groß Neuendorf is located in Groß Neuendorf, a district of the municipality Letschin in the district Märkisch-Oderland. It was established around the middle of the 19th century and was the Jewish cemetery for the Jewish community of the village founded in 1847 by Michael Sperling (1803-1866). The oldest of the approximately 35 preserved gravestones (Mazevot) dates from 1842.

Jáchymov is a small town in the Barnim district of Brandenburg and the administrative seat of the Jáchymov (Schorfheide) office, which includes another three municipalities.