Address
Chernyshevskogo Street, at the crossroads with Raguli Street.
GPS
53.12179067, 26.00862
Perimeter length
The perimeter of the existing fence is about 300 meters and covers most of the cemetery territory, but there remain areas of the cemetery outside the current fence.
Type of existing fence
Metal fence with stanchions, 1.5m in height
Number of existing gravestones
Two-three tombstones made of fragments
Number and condition of gravestones
Two broken tombstones have been preserved at the site, although their dates are not identified. They appear to be from the early 20th century and are stacked next to the Holocaust memorial monument.
Date of oldest matsevah
Early 20th century
Date of latest matsevah
Early 20th century
Notes
Cemetery was demolished and the territory was made into public gardens. In the late 1990s, the gardens became a memorial park dedicated to the former Jewish cemetery and Holocaust victims. Matsevot are piled next to the Holocaust memorial monument. There is a sign indicating the Jewish cemetery. Cemetery requires full halachic survey and clear delineation of cemetery boundaries. Also cemetry requires re-fencing, which should include the territory outside the existing fence
previous survey