Cemetery #7888
Oslo East Cemetery
Local name: Østre Gravlund
78
documented records
≈ 2,600–5,200
approx. capacity (graves)
0.131 km²
cemetery area
Nov 5, 2026
last modified
About this cemetery
Østre gravlund was inaugurated in 1895 after the municipality bought the Helsfyr farm in 1892, and it was laid out on the farm's fields. It was enlarged several times, especially in the 1920s and 1930s. The grounds are known for a distinctive avenue of columnar aspens. A Jewish section, the Helsfyr cemetery of the Mosaic religious community, is attached and holds a memorial to Norwegian Jews killed in the Second World War.
Cemetery location
GPS coordinates: 59.914501° N, 10.806300° E Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)
Memorials
Showing the first 50 of 78, A–Z by surname. Search all records
Jeanette Andersen 1867 – 1960 - Johan Andersen 1859 – 1939
Salvatore Cosenza 1962 – 2014 
Esther Cybulski 1939 – 2000 - Franciszek Cybulski 1924 – 1999
Wilhelm Evensen 1876 – 1931 
Georg Follestad 1916 – 1992 - Gerd Follestad 1920 – 1976
Trygve Gregersen 1920 – 1988 - Inger Gregertsen 1923 – 2010
Morten Gundersen 1969 – 2018 
Nelly Hansen 1917 – 2002 
Arthur Holvik 1921 – 1987 - Bjørg Holvik 1926 – 1997
Aase Jensen 1918 – 2001 - Alf Jensen 1915 – 2000
Aase Johansen 1921 – 2016 
Anna Johansen 1898 – 1989 - Asta Johansen 1895 – 1973
- Einar Johansen 1894 – 1970
- Frank Johansen 1921 – 1977
- Gerd Johansen 1929 – 2015
- Ivar Johansen 1902 – 1986
- Rolf Johansen 1931 – 2009
Solveig Kaldestad 1931 – 2013 
Hans Karlsen 1869 – 1943 - Mathilde Karlsen 1875 – 1941
Ella Knatterød 1920 – 1988 - Reidun Knatterød 1924 – 2001
Terje Kolnes 1967 – 2003 
Robert Koroma 1945 – 1998 - Astri Kristiansen 1945 – 1988
- Odd Kristiansen 1917 – 1983
Kirsten Krystad 1946 – 2000 
Anita Larsen 1970 – 2004 - Johannes Larsen 1889 – 1967
- Kirsten Larsen 1908 – 1966
- Reidar Larsen 1907 – 1985
- Sylvia Larsen 1911 – 1999
Eline Lindquist 1899 – 1988 - Sverre Lindquist 1901 – 1981
Leif Mathisen 1915 – 1986 - Alf Nygaard 1885 – 1954
- Martha Nygaard 1886 – 1973
- Frithjof Olsen 1865 – 1949
Helga Olsen 1903 – 1986 - Konerad Olsen 1903 – 1989
- Pauline Olsen 1881 – 1931
Ingrid Pryser 1924 – 2016 - Margit Pryser 1898 – 1986
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Nearby cemeteries
The closest other burial grounds listed on EveryStone.
- Østre Aker Kirkegaard 1.1 km away · Økern
- Gamlebyen Cemetery 2.3 km away · Oslo · 73 records
- Oslo Jewish Cemetery 2.4 km away · Oslo
- Krist Churchyard 3.3 km away · Oslo
- Alfaset German War Cemetery 3.3 km away · Alfaset
- Ahmaddiyya Cemetery, Alfaset 3.4 km away · Alfaset
- Bekkelaget Churchyard 3.4 km away · Oslo
- Old Aker Churchyard 3.5 km away · Oslo · 9 records
- Cemetery of Our Saviour 3.6 km away · Oslo · 409 records
- Alfaset Cemetery 3.6 km away · Oslo
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Common questions
How big is Oslo East Cemetery?
Oslo East Cemetery covers about 13.1 hectares (131,000 m²), about the size of 18 soccer fields. It is the 5th largest of the 26 cemeteries we list in Oslo.
What is the oldest grave in this cemetery?
The oldest grave among the records we hold for Oslo East Cemetery is that of Wilhelm E Evensen, who died on December 4, 1931 at the age of 55.