Oberon Council Cemeteries

Oberon Council manages seven cemeteries.

Oberon Council has maintained the Cemeteries Register since 1968. 

There are many unmarked and unknown grave sites within the grounds of the cemeteries Oberon Council manages. Of note, some graves date back to the 1800’s and are of historical significance.

To purchase a plot at one of the Cemeteries Oberon Council manages, please direct your enquiry to Oberon Council.

Interment information

2024/2025 FY Burial Fees:

Schedule of Fees and Charges Oberon Council (nsw.gov.au)

Perpetual Interment Right and Pre-need

Purchase of an interment right at Oberon Council cemeteries is available to families at time of need. An interment right entitles the person/s to whom it is granted an exclusive entitlement to bury the remains of a deceased person at the interment site/burial plot. All interment rights are sold in perpetuity.

Pre-need:

Pre-need. The circumstances when a person needs a burial site or a place for ashes at a future date. This usually means that no-one has recently passed away.

Interment

Council's Technical Services staff work with Funeral Directors in organising burials. Funeral services are usually held between 9am and 3pm weekdays. Weekday funeral services outside of 9am and 3pm, weekends and Public/Council Holidays attract additional fees.

Single/Double Depth Graves - Cemetery Staff are responsible for grave preparation and back filling of the grave once the funeral service has finished. 

Each burial plot may receive a maximum of two (2) physical interments and up to two (2) sets of ashes. Graves can usually be dug to accommodate two physical interments, however occasionally due to rock or stability issues not evident prior to commencement of preparation of the grave, ground conditions may not allow for or achieve double depth.

Monumental Works

Council permission must be obtained prior to any work being undertaken at any Oberon Council Cemetery. 

An application for Monumental works must be submitted to Council for approval. No work is to be undertaken until written approval has been obtained from Council. 

Documentation to be supplied with application:

  • Public Liability Insurance $20M minimum – Certificate of Currency
  • Workers Compensation Insurance – Certificate of Currency
  • Comprehensive Vehicle Insurance – Certificate of Currency
  • WHS Centroc Induction Card

Application for Monumental works are to be submitted to Council via email to: council@oberon.nsw.gov.au marked to the attention of Technical Services.

Application for Monumental Works(PDF, 182KB)

Or via mail to:

Technical Services Department
Oberon Council
PO Box 84
Oberon  NSW  2787

 

 

Further information on location, access and interments at these cemeteries can be found at:

www.interment.net(link is external)
www.australiancemeteries.com.au(link is external)
https://austcemindex.com

Interment List

Oberon Council has interment lists for both public and private cemeteries in the Oberon Local Government area.

These lists can be viewed by clicking on the links below.

The surnames are listed in alphabetical order.  To search, go to Edit and select Find, or click "Ctrl" and "F" together.

Interment List - Public Cemeteries (last updated 23 March 2019)(XLSX, 204KB)

Interment List - Private Cemeteries(XLS, 377KB)

National Library of Australia - Australian cemetery records

Australian cemetery records | National Library of Australia (nla.gov.au)

Family history and genealogy

Family history - National Library of Australia (nla.gov.au)