Cemetery #185877
Montech Cemetery
Local name: Cimetière de Montech
Also known as Cimetière communal de Montech
14
documented records
≈ 460–930
approx. capacity (graves)
0.023 km²
cemetery area
Nov 5, 2026
last modified
About this cemetery
Montech Cemetery lies in Occitanie, France.
Cemetery location
GPS coordinates: 43.961845° N, 1.237776° E Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)
Memorials
14 memorials, A–Z by surname.
Arlette Andrieu 1938 – 2021
Alain Cély 1955 – 2011
Madeleine Chavineau 1923 – 2016
Andre Esperou 1928 – 2015
Francis Esperou 1928 – 1993
Hilbert Esperou 1961 – 1962
Pierre Esperou 1864 – 1949
Adrien Grifoul 1915 – 1997
Irene Grifoul 1923 – 2010
Christian Laloue ? – 1920
Jean Liounet 1936 – 2021
Monique Liounet 1940 – 2021
Bern Lrou ? – 1965
Pascal Sabarots 1965 – 2007
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Nearby cemeteries
The closest other burial grounds listed on EveryStone.
- Lacourt-Saint-Pierre Cemetery 3.4 km away · Lacourt-Saint-Pierre
- Escatalens Cemetery 4.6 km away · Escatalens
- Finhan New Cemetery 4.9 km away · Finhan
- Finhan Cemetery 5.6 km away · Finhan
- Brial Cemetery 6.0 km away · Bressols
- Bourret Communal Cemetery 6.0 km away · Bourret
- Montbartier Cemetery 6.2 km away · Montbartier
- Verlhaguet Cemetery 6.6 km away · Montauban
- Montbeton Cemetery 6.8 km away · Montbeton
- Cordes-Tolosanes Cemetery 7.1 km away · Cordes-Tolosanes
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Common questions
How big is Montech Cemetery?
Montech Cemetery covers about 23,000 m² (5.7 acres), about the size of 3 soccer fields. It is the 89th largest of the 5,861 cemeteries we list in Occitanie.
What is the oldest grave in this cemetery?
The oldest grave among the records we hold for Montech Cemetery is that of Christian Laloue, who died on July 20, 1920.