132
documented records
≈ 19k–37k
approx. capacity (graves)
0.930 km²
cemetery area
Nov 5, 2026
last modified
About this cemetery
Liiva Cemetery in Tallinn was officially opened on 22 September 1935 and is known for its stone chapel, designed by Herbert Johanson, and for a memorial to victims of the Red Terror. The first burial was that of the politician Hans Martinson. It covers 65 hectares.
Cemetery location
GPS coordinates: 59.378300° N, 24.729300° E Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)
Memorials
Showing the first 50 of 132, A–Z by surname. Search all records
Katrin Aarma 1957 – 1993 - Ülo Aarma 1930 – 2004
Astrid Aguraiuja ? – 2012 - Mati Aguraiuja 1956 – 2009
Johannes Allvee 1900 – 1973 - Marta Allvee 1906 – 1994
Andres Eichvald 1962 – 1993 
Nina Fetisova 1930 – 1999 
Agrafena Filippova 1919 – 2018 
Silvi Hämalainen 1927 – 1997 
Aino Jakobson 1921 – 2018 - Harald Jakobson 1919 – 1993
Aurelie Jalakas 1912 – 1985 - Jakob Jalakas 1871 – 1947
- Vilhelmine Jalakas 1877 – 1947
Linda Jõeleht 1913 – 2007 
Elmar Jõgipert 1932 – 1944 - Marie Jõgipert 1900 – 1984
Hilda Jurimäe 1903 – 1974 
Klaos Kants 1923 – 1965 - Oskar Kants 1888 – 1978
- Pauline Kants 1893 – 1964
Elsa Kekkonen 1921 – 2014 - Matti Kelkonen 1916 – 1986
Asta Kilter 1935 – 1996 - Bertha Kilter 1911 – 1980
- Richard Kilter 1908 – 1998
Alide Kiova 1903 – 1989 - Hugo Kiova 1933 – 1965
Vilhelmine Kirsipuu 1900 – 1993 
Anna Kits 1894 – 1980 - Ernst Kits 1922 – 1997
- Selma Kits 1926 – 2010
Leopold Kivikink 1909 – 1965 - Linda Kivikink 1922 – 1979
Kristof Klooster 1907 – 1972 
Endel Kobake 1925 – 1999 - Nelli Kobake 1924 – 2014
Julius Korjus 1909 – 1977 
Anatoliy Krepskiy 1942 – 1999 
Alide Kriis 1886 – 1967 
Tõnis Kurg 1942 – 2008 
Kristiina Kutškurova 1922 – 2003 - Margus Kuuse 1977 – 2016
Julius Kuusk 1907 – 1999 - Linda Kuusk 1921 – 2007
Evald Lahe 1915 – 2002 - Hilja Lahe 1924 – 1944
- Tõnu Lahe 1943 – 1982
Aleksander Lätt 1905 – 1961
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Common questions
How big is Liiva Cemetery?
Liiva Cemetery covers about 93 hectares (930,000 m²), a little smaller than Brookwood Cemetery in Surrey. It is the largest of the 67 cemeteries we list in Harjumaa.
What is the oldest grave in this cemetery?
The oldest grave among the records we hold for Liiva Cemetery is that of Nikolai Martens, who died in 1915 at the age of 13.