Canadian war cemeteries

Canadian war cemeteries are sites for burial for Canadian military personnel for conflicts since 1867. Most of the graves are for the dead in World War I and World War II, but some are for conflicts since 1945.

Most are found abroad (mainly in Europe) and a few within Canada. Most are public cemeteries and many shared with other countries (some with the Commonwealth).
 * Europe
 * Belgium
 * Florenville Cemetery
 * Saint Mary Cemetery
 * Cyprus
 * Dhekelia Cemetery
 * Denmark
 * Copenhagen Cemetery
 * England
 * Brookwood Cemetery
 * Cheadle-Gatley
 * Farnborough
 * Gosport
 * Hebburn
 * Helston
 * Langar
 * North Luffenham
 * Portland, Dorset - Royal Naval Cemetery
 * Radcliffe-On-Trent
 * Seaton
 * St. Merryn
 * Wallasey-Wirral
 * France
 * Ars-laquenexy
 * Bistroff
 * Choloy
 * Le Vigan
 * Lelling
 * Marville
 * Metz
 * Piennes
 * St. Avold
 * Y Ravine Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemetery, Beaumont-Hamel - World War I
 * Givenchy Road Canadian Cemetery, Pas-de-Calais - World War I
 * Dieppe Canadian War Cemetery, Dieppe - World War II
 * Bretteville-sur-Laize Canadian War Cemetery, Bretteville-sur-Laize - World War II
 * Bayeux War Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemetery, Bayeux - World War II
 * Canadian Cemetery No. 2, Pas-de-Calais - World War I
 * Bény-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery, Bény-sur-Mer - World War II
 * Germany
 * Arnsberg
 * Dörlinbach
 * Hannover
 * Iserlohn
 * Karlsruhe
 * Kippenheim
 * Kuppenheim
 * Lahr
 * Rastatt
 * Rheindalen
 * Rheinmünster-Söllingen
 * Werl
 * Willstatt
 * Zweibrücken
 * Italy
 * Cagliari
 * Netherlands
 * Nijmegen
 * Groesbeek Canadian War Cemetery - World War II
 * Northern Ireland
 * Belfast City
 * Scotland
 * Arbroath
 * Glasgow
 * Lossiemouth
 * Asia
 * Hong Kong
 * Sai Wan War Cemetery - World War II
 * Stanley Military Cemetery - World War II
 * South Korea
 * United Nations Memorial Cemetery
 * North America
 * Canada
 * Beechwood Cemetery - Ottawa, Ontario
 * Notre Dame Cemetery - Ottawa, Ontario