Cemetery #425732
Ożarów Jewish Cemetery
Local name: Cmentarz żydowski, Ożarów
Also known as Cmentarz żydowski w Ożarowie
0
documented records
≈ 210–420
approx. capacity (graves)
0.010 km²
cemetery area
Oct 18, 2026
last modified
About this cemetery
Founded in the 17th century and in use until October 1942, the Jewish cemetery in Ożarów lies in the south-eastern part of the town on Partyzantów Street. During the Second World War it was systematically devastated, and gravestones were used to harden roads. About 100 matzevot survived, many with rich and varied ornamentation, and the cemetery is regarded as relatively well preserved.
Read more in our story: How to Read a Jewish Gravestone: A Guide to the Matzevah
Cemetery location
GPS coordinates: 50.881603° N, 21.668052° E Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)
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Nearby cemeteries
The closest other burial grounds listed on EveryStone.
- Ożarów Parish Cemetery 170 m away · Ożarów
- Janików Parish Cemetery 3.5 km away · Janików
- Gliniany Parish Cemetery 5.3 km away · Gliniany
- Przybysławice Parish Cemetery 5.9 km away · Przybysławice
- Lasocin Parish Cemetery 5.9 km away · Lasocin
- Bidziny Parish Cemetery 6.2 km away · Bidziny
- Wojciechowice Parish Cemetery 6.9 km away · Wojciechowice
- Linów Wieś Parish Cemetery 10.0 km away · Linów Wieś
- Sobótka Parish Cemetery 10 km away · Sobótka
- Stodoły-Wieś Parish Cemetery 10 km away · Stodoły-Wieś
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How big is Ożarów Jewish Cemetery?
Ożarów Jewish Cemetery covers about 10,000 m² (2.6 acres), about the size of a soccer field. It is the 205th largest of the 419 cemeteries we list in Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship.