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Cemetery #328680

Christiansfeld God's Acre

Local name: Gudsageren

Also known as Guds Ager

7

documented records

≈ 260–520

approx. capacity (graves)

0.013 km²

cemetery area

Oct 18, 2026

last modified

About this cemetery

Gudsageren is the Moravian Church cemetery in Christiansfeld, northeast of the historic town centre at the end of Kirkegårds Allé. All graves are identical, marked by a flat stone and arranged in order of death, symbolising equality in death. About 2,000 people have been buried here since the town's founding in 1773, and one grave carries a memorial to those who fell in the Battle of Kolding on 23 April 1849.

Cemetery location

GPS coordinates: 55.357837° N, 9.484742° E Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)

Christiansfeld God's Acre map Cemetery GPS-documented graves

Memorials

7 memorials, A–Z by surname.

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Common questions

How big is Christiansfeld God's Acre?

Christiansfeld God's Acre covers about 13,000 m² (3.2 acres), about the size of 2 soccer fields. It is the 104th largest of the 537 cemeteries we list in Region of Southern Denmark.

What is the oldest grave in this cemetery?

The oldest grave among the records we hold for Christiansfeld God's Acre is that of Johann Christian Wölsel, who died on May 20, 1784 at the age of 49.

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