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This is a list of cemeteries in Italy still in existence. Only notable cemeteries are included, and churchyards are excluded.
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This is a list of cemeteries in Italy still in existence. Only notable cemeteries are included, and churchyards are excluded.
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| Name | Type or religious affiliation | Established | Location | Region | References |
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| Old English Cemetery, Livorno | Evangelical | 1645 | Livorno | Tuscany | [ citation needed ] |
| Protestant Cemetery, Rome | Protestant | 1716 | Rome | Lazio | [ citation needed ] |
| Cemetery of the 366 Fossae, Naples | 1762 | Naples | Campania | [ citation needed ] | |
| San Michele Cemetery, Venice | Monumental | 1807 | Venice | Veneto | [ citation needed ] |
| Monumental Cemetery of Brescia | Monumental | 1810 | Brescia | Lombardy | [1] [2] |
| Cemetery of Poggioreale, Naples | Monumental | Naples | Campania | [ citation needed ] | |
| Monumental Cemetery of Rimini | Monumental | 1813 | Rimini | Emilia-Romagna | [3] |
| English Cemetery, Naples | Protestant | 1826 | Naples | Campania | [ citation needed ] |
| English Cemetery, Florence | Evangelical | 1827 | Florence | Tuscany | [ citation needed ] |
| Campo Verano | Monumental | 1835 | Rome | Lazio | [ citation needed ] |
| Monumental Cemetery of Staglieno | Monumental | 1851 | Genoa | Liguria | [ citation needed ] |
| Coriano Ridge War Cemetery | Military | 1945 | Coriano | Emilia-Romagna | [4] [5] |
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| Name | Type | In use | Location | Region | References |
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| Catacombe dei Cappuccini | Catacombs | Palermo | Sicily | [ citation needed ] | |
| Fontanelle Cemetery | Charnel house | Naples | Campania | [ citation needed ] |
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