Finished construction of a uniformly designed burial site within the southern cemetery
The South Cemetery in Nordhorn, Germany, has recently expanded its offerings with the addition of a new uniformly designed grave area. This notable feature, one of the innovations developed by the working group "Cemetery Ordinance," provides a care-free burial option for residents and visitors.
The uniformly designed grave area, located within the South Cemetery, was constructed recently and has now been completed. It offers space for 60 coffin graves and 96 urn graves, ensuring that a variety of needs are catered to.
The area, designed uniformly, boasts a green cover, with around 3400 perennials planted to create a closed, lush landscape. Three new resting benches have also been included, providing a tranquil spot for reflection and remembrance.
The graves in this area will be initially allocated in sequence, but extensions are possible after the period of rest has expired. Use as a single or double grave is also accommodated.
It's worth noting that the personal decoration in the uniformly designed grave area is limited to a gravestone or gravestone plate, a vase, and a grave light with a base. The graves themselves are exclusively greened with ground-covering plants, ensuring a uniform and well-maintained appearance.
The working group responsible for the reorganization of the Nordhorn Cemetery and the implementation of uniformly designed grave fields remains unnamed in the provided search results. However, the city of Nordhorn is excited to offer this new service, further expanding its range of care-free burial options.
For more information about the uniformly designed grave area, interested parties are encouraged to contact the city of Nordhorn or local funeral homes. The South Cemetery's new uniformly designed grave area is now available for use, marking a significant development in the cemetery's offerings.
