Cemetery

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.

The Jewish Cemetery Ichenhausen is a Jewish cemetery in Ichenhausen, a town in the Swabian district of Günzburg. The cemetery is a protected cultural monument and is located south of the town on the road to Krumbach.

The Jewish Cemetery Pfaffenhausen is a Jewish cemetery in Pfaffenhausen, a district of the town of Hammelburg in the Lower Franconian county of Bad Kissingen, which was built around 1580. It is located in the center of Pfaffenhausen on a north-facing slope.

The Jewish Cemetery in Herzogenaurach is a former Jewish cemetery in the city of Herzogenaurach (Erlangen-Höchstadt district, Bavaria). It is a so-called "departed" cemetery. Its location at that time is unknown.

Holzhausen concentration camp cemetery

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The Jewish cemetery in the independent town of Kempten im Allgäu is a small burial site for members of the Jewish religion. The last burial took place in 2008 with special permission, the site has actually been closed for further burials since 1981. It was the cemetery of the Jewish community Kempten.

The Lichtenfels Jewish Cemetery is located in Lichtenfels, Upper Franconia.

The Jewish Cemetery Karbach is a Jewish cemetery in the Lower Franconian Karbach, a market in the district of Main-Spessart. According to a recent census, there are about 230 gravestones (mazewot) in 16 rows in the cemetery, which is located south of Karbach.

The Jewish Cemetery Lisberg is a Jewish cemetery in Lisberg, a community in the Upper Franconian district of Bamberg, which was established in 1739. The cemetery is located outside the village, in the direction of Frenshof, on a hill to the left of the road.