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FOI-1083-FOI-Strabane-Cemeteries Cemeteries Strabane Area SITE NAME SITE LOCATION POSTCODE ACTIVE CEMETERIES AUGHALANE CEMETERY GLENELLY ROAD, PLUMBRIDGE BT79 8AE ARDSTRAW NEW MAGHERACOLTON RD, NEWTOWNSTEWART BT78 4LF CEMETERY CASTLEDERG CEMETERY DRUMQUIN ROAD, CASTLEDERG BT81 7RB MOUNTCASTLE CEMETERY DUNCASTLE ROAD, DONEMANA BT82 0LR STRABANE CEMETERY MILLTOWN ROAD, STRABANE BT78 4NA URNEY(NEW) CEMETERY URNEY ROAD, STRABANE BT82 9RP ARDSTRAW PARISH MAIN STREET, NEWTOWNSTEWART BT78 4AD CHURCH CEMETERY (not council owned but active) CLOSED- BUT MAINTAINED ARDSTRAW (OLD) URBALREAGH ROAD, NEWTOWNSTEWART BT78 4LR CEMETERY BADONEY CEMETERY GLENELLY ROAD, PLUMBRIDGE BT79 8BP CAMUS CEMETERY LISKEY ROAD, VICTORIA BRIDGE BT82 8NR CHURCH OF IRELAND MAIN STREET, CASTLEDERG BT81 7AS CEMETERY, CASTLEDERG CORRICK CEMETERY PLUMBRIDGE ROAD, NEWTOWNSTEWART BT78 4DP WORK HOUSE PAUPERS DERRY ROAD DEPOT, COUNCIL OFFICES BT82 8DY CEMETERY CRANAGH CEMETERY PARK ROAD, CRANAGH BT79 8LP DONAGHEADY CEMETERY CASTLEWARREN ROAD, DONEMANA BT82 0PJ GRANGE CEMETERY GRANGE ROAD, BREADY BT82 0DT LECKPATRICK CEMETERY BALLYHEATHER ROAD, BALLYMAGORRY BT82 0BD MAGHERAKEEL CEMETERY MAGHERAKEEL ROAD, KILLETER BT81 7HA PATRICK STEET CEMETERY PATRICK STREET, STRABANE BT82 8DG PUBBLE CEMETERY GNR WAY, NEWTOWNSTEWART BT78 4NQ (Bunderg Rd -Nearest) SCARVAHERIN CEMETERY SCARVAHERIN ROAD, CASTLEDERG BT78 7NW URNEY CEMETERY(OLD) URNEY RD STRABANE BT82 9RU SITE NAME STATUS BURIALS TO DATE AS AT DECEMBER 2016 BURIALS AVAILABLE PLOTS ESTIMATED - INFORMATION TAKEN FROM BURIAL JAN- DEC AS AT DECEMBER CAPACITY PER PLOT REGISTERS 2015 2015 (3 BURIALS PER PLOT) *SUBJECT TO GROUND CONDITIONS AUGHALANE CEMETERY OPEN 206 3 635 1905 ARDSTRAW NEW CEMETERY OPEN 711 24 793* 2379 CASTLEDERG CEMETERY OPEN 2810 34 438* 1314 MOUNTCASTLE CEMETERY OPEN 1762 26 773 2319 STRABANE CEMETERY OPEN 6618 40 779* 2337 URNEY(NEW) CEMETERY OPEN 883 17 466 1398 ARDSTRAW PARISH CHURCH 5 RECORDS HELD UNKNOWN CEMETERY – GRAVES OPENED CLOSED BY ARDSTRAW SUBJECT TO APPROVAL BY ARDSTRAW PARISH PARISH CHURCH WHICH HOLDS THE BURIAL REGISTERS CHURCH ARDSTRAW (OLD) CLOSED 0 LIMITED INFORMATION AVAILABLE CEMETERY AS THESE ARE OLD CLOSED BADONEY CEMETERY CLOSED CEMETERIES WHICH COUNCIL 0 CAMUS CEMETERY CLOSED MAINTAIN 0 CHURCH OF IRELAND CLOSED 0 CEMETERY, CASTLEDERG CORRICK CEMETERY CLOSED 0 WORK HOUSE PAUPERS CLOSED 0 CEMETERY CRANAGH CEMETERY CLOSED 0 DONAGHEADY CEMETERY CLOSED 0 GRANGE CEMETERY CLOSED 0 LECKPATRICK CEMETERY CLOSED 0 MAGHERAKEEL CEMETERY CLOSED 0 PATRICK STEET CEMETERY CLOSED 0 PUBBLE CEMETERY CLOSED 0 SCARVAHERIN CEMETERY CLOSED 0 URNEY CEMETERY(OLD) CLOSED 1 *Figures exclude burial ground unmapped or undeveloped for additional use within or adjacent to these Cemeteries SITE NAME STATUS NUMBER OF GRAVES IN NO OF GRAVES VACANT USE AUGHALANE CEMETERY OPEN 135 635 ARDSTRAW NEW CEMETERY OPEN 681 793 CASTLEDERG CEMETERY OPEN 2004 438 MOUNTCASTLE CEMETERY OPEN 1255 773 STRABANE CEMETERY – NEW OPEN 852 779 SECTION OLD SECTION – estimated OPEN 1869* 1869* URNEY(NEW) CEMETERY OPEN 696 466 ARDSTRAW PARISH CHURCH CEMETERY – GRAVES OPENED SUBJECT TO CLOSED APPROVAL BY ARDSTRAW PARISH CHURCH WHICH HOLDS THE BURIAL REGISTERS THIS INFORMATION IS NOT HELD BY COUNCIL ARDSTRAW (OLD) CEMETERY CLOSED BADONEY CEMETERY CLOSED CAMUS CEMETERY CLOSED CHURCH OF IRELAND CEMETERY, CLOSED CASTLEDERG CORRICK CEMETERY CLOSED WORK HOUSE PAUPERS CEMETERY CLOSED CRANAGH CEMETERY CLOSED DONAGHEADY CEMETERY CLOSED GRANGE CEMETERY CLOSED LECKPATRICK CEMETERY CLOSED MAGHERAKEEL CEMETERY CLOSED PATRICK STEET CEMETERY CLOSED PUBBLE CEMETERY CLOSED SCARVAHERIN CEMETERY CLOSED URNEY CEMETERY(OLD) CLOSED .
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