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Burials and cremations

We look after seven cemeteries across Swansea and the crematorium in Morriston.

Space for new graves is available at six locations; Morriston, Oystermouth, Kingsbridge, Rhydgoch, Danygraig and Coedgwilym.

Family burials in existing graves can take place in all of Swansea's seven cemeteries, though space remaining in Cwmgelli is becoming increasingly scarce. Special areas have been set aside in each cemetery to accommodate the burial of cremated remains, with each plot marked by an appropriate memorial tablet.

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Swansea crematorium The crematorium in Swansea is located in the grounds of Morriston cemetery in the north of the city.

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Morriston cemetery Morriston cemetery covers approximately 38 acres in the north of the city and was opened for burials in 1915.

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Oystermouth cemetery Oystermouth cemetery covers approximately 28 acres in the Mumbles area of the city and was opened for burials in 1883.

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Woodland burial at Oystermouth cemetery Oystermouth's woodland burial ground offers a natural alternative to conventional burial and cremation options.

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Danygraig cemetery Danygraig cemetery covers around 20 acres in the east of Swansea and was opened for burials in 1856.

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Cwmgelli cemetery Cwmgelli cemetery covers around 8 acres in the Treboeth area of Swansea and it was opened for burials in 1896.

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Coedgwilym cemetery Coedgwilym cemetery is located in Clydach. Burial records for the cemetery are available from 8th April 1920.

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Rhydgoch cemetery Rhydgoch cemetery is located south of Pontarddulais in a semi rural area. Burial records are available for the cemetery from 1907.

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Kingsbridge cemetery Kingsbridge cemetery is located on the edge of Gorseinon. Burial records for the cemetery are available from 2nd April 1935.

More

■Cemetery and crematorium opening times
| ■Burial and cremation fees
| ■Self arranged funerals
| ■Burials on private land
| ■Safety in council cemeteries
| ■Contact burials and cremations
| ■Record searches of municipal cemeteries and crematorium
| ■Questions people ask about burial and cremation
| ■Frequently asked questions about public funerals
| ■Adopt a memorial bench in a park
| ■Adopt a flower bed in a park
| ■Choosing a funeral director

Page last updated 15.12 22.05.2018

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