Cemetery #293053
Maria Dreieichen Cholera Cemetery
Local name: Cholerafriedhof
Also known as Cholerafriedhof Maria Dreieichen
0
documented records
≈ 4–8
approx. capacity (graves)
190 m²
cemetery area
Oct 18, 2026
last modified
About this cemetery
The Cholera Cemetery near Maria Dreieichen, in Rosenburg-Mold in the Horn district of Lower Austria, was laid out in 1866. Cholera broke out in the Prussian army during the Austro-Prussian War of that year and spread to the parts of Lower Austria occupied by Prussian troops. The first victim buried here was the Prussian soldier Gustav Maverspörg, on 4 August 1866. The site is a protected monument and is thought to lie near a former brick kiln.
Read more in our story: Cholera Cemeteries: How Epidemics Moved the Dead Out of Town
Cemetery location
GPS coordinates: 48.648421° N, 15.719231° E Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)
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Nearby cemeteries
The closest other burial grounds listed on EveryStone.
- Maria Dreieichen Cemetery 470 m away · Maria Dreieichen
- Stockern Christian Cemetery 700 m away · Stockern
- Klein-Meiseldorf Cemetery 2.3 km away · Klein Meiseldorf
- Horn Jewish Cemetery 4.0 km away · Horn
- Rodingersdorf Cemetery 4.2 km away · Rodingersdorf
- Breiteneich Prussian Cemetery 4.7 km away · Horn
- Reinprechtspölla Cemetery 4.9 km away · Reinprechtspölla
- St. John the Baptist Catholic Filial Churchyard, Maigen 5.0 km away · Maigen
- Kühnring Cemetery 5.0 km away · Kühnring
- Sigmundsherberg Cemetery 5.1 km away · Sigmundsherberg
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How big is Maria Dreieichen Cholera Cemetery?
Maria Dreieichen Cholera Cemetery covers about 190 m², about the size of a tennis court. It is the 7th smallest of the 1,114 cemeteries we list in Lower Austria.