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Cemetery Name Cemetery Address Cemetery Suburb State Postcode Cemetery Manager Address of Cemetery Manager Cemetery Land Title Property Identifier Status of Cemetery (open Reference (PID) of Cemetery or closed) St George's Church New Norfolk Lachlan oad LACHLAN TAS 7140 Trustees of the Anglican Diocese of GPO Box 748 17116/1 2543017 Closed Tasmania Hobart TAS 7001 Lady Barron Cemetery 12 Lady Barron Cemetery Road LADY BARRON TAS 7255 Flinders Council PO Box 40 155693/1 6430263 Open Flinders Island TAS 7255 Latrobe Cemetery 220 Gilbert Street LATROBE TAS 7307 Latrobe Council PO Box 63 243941/1 6536113 Open Latrobe TAS 7307 204059/1 St Patrick's Church Latrobe (one grave) St Patricks School LATROBE TAS 7307 Roman Catholic Church Trust GPO Box 6 100548/1 7822912 Closed 55 Bradshaw Street Corporation of the Archdiocese of Hobart TAS 7001 Hobart Chinese Cemetery Arbour Park 17 Hill Street LAUNCESTON TAS 7250 Launceston City Council PO Box 396 159114/1 3303293 Closed - converted to park Launceston TAS 7250 Ockerby Gardens 35 Cleveland Street LAUNCESTON TAS 7250 Launceston City Council PO Box 396 114334/1 6674209 Closed Launceston TAS 7250 Back River Uniting Church Cemetery and 49 Lawitta Road LAWITTA TAS 7140 The Uniting Church in Australia PO Box 1076 134192/1 5817407 Open Columbarium Property Trust (Tas) Launceston Tasmania 7250 St Andrew's Cemetery 928 Golconda Road LEBRINA TAS 7254 John William Sidebottom 33 Sirius Street 204744/1 6721597 Open Howrah TAS 7018 Lefroy Cemetery 36 Percy Street LEFROY TAS 7252 George Town Council PO Box 171 161565/1 7907756 Open George Town TAS 7253 Liffey Mountain Vale Uniting Church Cemetery Main Road, Mountain Vale LIFFEY TAS 7301 The Uniting Church in Australia PO Box 1076 No title reference available on the Unknown Unknown Property Trust (Tas) Launceston Tasmania 7250 LIST Lilydale Cemetery 45 Lalla Road LILYDALE TAS 7268 Launceston City Council PO Box 396 84102/1 6717555 Open Launceston TAS 7250 Linda Cemetery Lyell Highway LINDA TAS 7466 Department of Primary Industries, GPO Box 44 Unknown Unknown Closed Parks, Water and Environment Hobart TAS 7001 Lindisfarne Catholic Church (one interment Fr 1 Bay Road LINDISFARNE TAS 7015 Roman Catholic Church Trust GPO Box 6 170984/2 3435739 Closed Bernard Rogers) Corporation of the Archdiocese of Hobart TAS 7001 Hobart Rocky Hills Probation Station Burials Mayfield - 11610 Tasman Highway LITTLE SWANPORT TAS 7190 Department of Primary Industries, GPO Box 44 143068/1 2580555 Closed Parks, Water and Environment Hobart TAS 7001 Longford Anglican Cemetery 2A William Street LONGFORD TAS 7301 Trustees of the Anglican Diocese of GPO Box 748 125412/1 6738874 Open Tasmania Hobart TAS 7001 Longford General Cemetery 475 Cressy Road LONGFORD TAS 7301 Northern Midlands Council PO Box 156 149225/1 6730936 Open Longford TAS 7301 Longford Catholic Cemetery 17 Hay Street LONGFORD TAS 7301 Roman Catholic Church Trust GPO Box 6 36423/5 36423/6 6732851 Open Corporation of the Archdiocese of Hobart TAS 7001 Hobart St Augustine's Catholic Church 24 Goderich Street LONGFORD TAS 7301 Roman Catholic Church Trust GPO Box 6 57046/16 6731541 Closed Corporation of the Archdiocese of Hobart TAS 7001 Hobart Longford Uniting Church Cemetery Marlborough Street LONGFORD TAS 7301 The Uniting Church in Australia PO Box 1076 209420/2 6734806 Open Property Trust (Tas) Launceston Tasmania 7250 Longley Anglican Cemetery 820 Sandfly Road LONGLEY TAS 7150 Trustees of the Anglican Diocese of GPO Box 748 125288/1 5792182 Open Tasmania Hobart TAS 7001 St Columba Catholic Cemetery Longley Huon Road LONGLEY TAS 7150 Roman Catholic Church Trust GPO Box 6 203948/2 5786356 Closed Corporation of the Archdiocese of Hobart TAS 7001 Hobart Lorinna Cemetery Lorinna Road LORINNA TAS 7306 Kentish Council PO Box 63 155080/1 2508991 Open Sheffield TAS 7306 Lower Longley Cemetery 466 Huon Highway LOWER LONGLEY TAS 7109 The Uniting Church in Australia PO Box 1076 134193/1 5785839 Closed Property Trust (Tas) Launceston Tasmania 7250 St John the Evangelist Church Cemetery Lower 1404 Lower Marshes Road LOWER MARSHES TAS 7030 Trustees of the Anglican Diocese of GPO Box 748 125267/1 5845707 Open Marshes Tasmania Hobart TAS 7001 Lunawanna Cemetery 169 Cemetery Road LUNAWANNA TAS 7150 Kingborough Council 15 Channel Highway 153655/1 5064580 Open Kingston TAS 7050 Malbina Cemetery 100 Molesworth Road MALBINA TAS 7140 Derwent Valley Council PO Box 595 34222/1 5803005 Open New Norfolk TAS 7140 All Saints Anglican Church Cemetery Margate 3 Van Morey Road MARGATE TAS 7054 Trustees of the Anglican Diocese of GPO Box 748 154828/2 2975557 Open Tasmania Hobart TAS 7001 Margate Cemetery 90 Sandfly Road MARGATE TAS 7054 Kingborough Council 15 Channel Highway No title reference available on the 5792908 Open Kingston TAS 7050 LIST Darlington Cemetery Maria Island Maria Island MARIA ISLAND TAS 7190 Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania GPO Box 1751 205027/1 No Property ID on LIST (GPS - Closed Hobart TAS 7001 42.576639, 148.066657) Marrawah Cemetery 179 Green Point Road MARRAWAH TAS 7330 Marrawah Gospel Chapel Inc Greenpoint Rd 228848/1 6249632 Open Mathinna Cemetery Clarke Street Clark Street MATHINNA TAS 7214 Department of Primary Industries, GPO Box 44 No title reference 6414538 Open Parks, Water and Environment Hobart TAS 7001 available on the LIST Meander Cemetery 11 Main Road MEANDER TAS 7304 Michael and John Barber PO Box 599 215364/1 6277799 Closed Launceston TAS 7250 St Saviour's Anglican Cemetery 143 Main Road MEANDER TAS 7304 Trustees of the Anglican Diocese of GPO Box 748 232964/1 6275048 Open Tasmania Hobart TAS 7001 All Saints Anglican Cemetery Mowbray 9 & 11 Blackwell Road MELTON MOWBRAY TAS 7030 Trustees of the Anglican Diocese of GPO Box 748 214313/1 5465798 Open Tasmania Hobart TAS 7001 252096/1 125421/1 5465800 Middleton Cemetery 32 Sunny Banks Road MIDDLETON TAS 7163 Kingborough Council 15 Channel Highway 153659/1 5778292 Open Kingston TAS 7050 Mole Creek Lawn and General Cemetery Caveside Road MOLE CREEK TAS 7304 Meander Valley Council PO Box 102 233615/1 7251240 Open Westbury TAS 7303 Montagu Anglican Cemetery 33 Gourleys Road MONTAGU TAS 7330 Trustees of the Anglican Diocese of GPO Box 748 158766/1 3016614 Open Tasmania Hobart TAS 7001 Montagu Cemetery 29 Gourley Road MONTAGU TAS 7330 Circular Head Council PO Box 348 136662/1 2921348 Open Smithton TAS 7330 226455/1 1994510 Montagu Catholic Cemetery 200 Old Port oad MONTAGU TAS 7330 Roman Catholic Church Trust GPO Box 6 169431/1 3362656 Open Corporation of the Archdiocese of Hobart TAS 7001 Hobart Glenorchy St Pauls Anglican Cemetery 480 Main Road MONTROSE TAS 7010 Trustees of the Anglican Diocese of GPO Box 748 125431/1 5382394 Closed Tasmania Hobart TAS 7001 St Therese's Memorial Wall Moonah 24 - 30 Hopkins Street MOONAH TAS 7009 Roman Catholic Church Trust GPO Box 6 36353/1 5430798 Open Corporation of the Archdiocese of Hobart TAS 7001 Hobart Chinese Cemetery (Part of Moorina Cemetery) Amos Road MOORINA TAS 7264 Dorset Council PO Box 21 159542/1 6821416 Open Scottsdale TAS 7260 Moorina Cemetery Amos Road MOORINA TAS 7264 Dorset Council PO Box 21 159542/1 6821416 Open Scottsdale TAS 7260 St George's New Ground Cemetery 45 Hermitage Lane MORIARTY TAS 7307 Trustees of the Anglican Diocese of GPO Box 748 125410/1 6525932 Open Tasmania Hobart TAS 7001 Uniting Church Cemetery Moriarty 248 Bonneys Lane MORIARTY TAS 7307 The Uniting Church in Australia PO Box 1076 102245/2 7836556 Closed Property Trust (Tas) Launceston Tasmania 7250 Millingtons Memorial Gardens Mornington 21 Mcintyre Street MORNINGTON TAS 7018 Millingtons Cemetery Services 25 McIntyre St 134785/1 2010675 Open Mornington TAS 7018 Lower Mount Hicks Cemetery 114 Old Mount Hicks Road MOUNT HICKS TAS 7325 Waratah-Wynyard Council PO Box 168 13299/2 7060479 Closed Wynyard TAS 7325 Nabowla Cemetery Lisle Road NABOWLA TAS 7260 Dorset Council PO Box 21 229842/1 6717977 Open Scottsdale TAS 7260 St Matthew's Anglican Cemetery New Norfolk 4 Bathurst Street NEW NORFOLK TAS 7140 Trustees of the Anglican Diocese of GPO Box 748 148081/2 2751457 Closed - converted to park Tasmania Hobart TAS 7001 New Norfolk Cemetery Second Avenue NEW NORFOLK TAS 7140 Derwent Valley Council PO Box 595 34149/1 5811582 Open New Norfolk TAS 7140 Stephen Street Cemetery New Norfolk 28 Stephen Street NEW NORFOLK TAS 7140 Derwent Valley Council PO Box 595 25859/1 5825837 Closed New Norfolk TAS 7140 Catholic Church Cemetery New Norfolk Poulters Road NEW NORFOLK TAS 7140 Roman Catholic Church Trust GPO Box 6 No title reference available on the 5802846 Closed Corporation of the Archdiocese of Hobart TAS 7001 LIST Hobart St Peter's Catholic Church Cemetery New Norfolk 2 Hillside Crescent NEW NORFOLK TAS 7140 Roman Catholic Church Trust GPO Box 6 148471/1 3180078 Open Corporation of the Archdiocese of Hobart TAS 7001 Hobart St James Garden of Memory New Town 462 Elizabeth Street NEW TOWN TAS 7008 Trustees of the Anglican Diocese of GPO Box 748 232186/1 5497212 Open Tasmania Hobart TAS 7001 St John’s Anglican Church 12 St Johns Avenue NEW TOWN TAS 7008 Department of Primary Industries, GPO Box 44 No title reference 3259384 Closed Parks, Water and Environment Hobart TAS 7001 available on the LIST Congregational Burial Ground (Uniting Church) 211 New Town Road NEW TOWN TAS 7008 The Uniting Church in Australia PO Box 1076 134434/1 5516129 Closed - gravestones removed Property Trust (Tas) Launceston Tasmania 7250 Cornelian Bay Cemetery 27 Queens Walk NEW TOWN TAS 7008 Millingtons Cemetery Services 25 McIntyre St 154847/2 2899718 Open Mornington TAS
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