Available plan information
A compact official site plan for Friedrichshafen Main Cemetery is not currently available here. The interactive map shows mapped landmarks and does not replace an official grave register. This plan information applies to Friedrichshafen Main Cemetery; use it together with the named points below rather than as a substitute for an individual grave reference.
A selection from the named places on the cemetery map
- Pedestrian gate 1
- Geschichte Ehrenfeld 19
- Verschleppte und Kriegsgefangene aus der Sowjetunion
- Grabfelder im Baumhain
- Heinrich-Heine-Straße
- Car park 3
- Toilets 1
- Sowjetische Zwangsarbeiter
- Denkmal für im Krieg zerstörte Grabstätten
- Urn wall
- Montafonstraße
- Parkplatz Hauptfriedhof
- Ehrenfeld Kriegstote
- Anonymous lawn urn graves
- Friedhof
- Car park 1
The list shows 16 functionally varied orientation points; the interactive map contains all 29 located objects for Friedrichshafen Main Cemetery. Begin with the entrance relevant to the journey, identify a nearby name from the selection, and move between named places only after checking their position on the map.
Use the map for a grave visit
The map of Friedrichshafen Main Cemetery does not provide a complete grave register. To find one grave, first obtain the section, row and grave number through grave search or from City of Friedrichshafen – green spaces and cemeteries division. As no directly usable plan is linked above, ask how the section relates to an entrance, then use the closest named orientation point for the final approach.
What the markers do and do not mean
A marker on the Friedrichshafen Main Cemetery map identifies a named place at the cemetery. It does not by itself state that a building is open, that a route is step-free or that a grave lies nearby. For those needs, combine the marker with the access details, the grave reference and, where necessary, an enquiry to the cemetery administration.