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Copenhagen Jewish North Cemetery

Local name: Mosaisk Nordre Begravelsesplads

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documented records

≈ 270–530

approx. capacity (graves)

0.013 km²

cemetery area

Oct 18, 2026

last modified

About this cemetery

The Mosaic Northern Cemetery lies in Møllegade in the Nørrebro district of Copenhagen. It was established in 1694 after permission was granted to bury a young jeweller, David Israel, outside the city walls following his death in September 1693. It was enlarged several times until reaching its present size in 1855, and was last used in 1967, after which members of the Mosaic congregation were buried at the Mosaic Western Cemetery.

Cemetery location

GPS coordinates: 55.690936° N, 12.557314° E Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)

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How big is Copenhagen Jewish North Cemetery?

Copenhagen Jewish North Cemetery covers about 13,000 m² (3.3 acres), about the size of 2 soccer fields. It is the 72nd largest of the 157 cemeteries we list in Capital Region of Denmark.

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