Did you know that the Burdekin Shire Council operates two cemeteries located in Ayr and Home Hill?
These cemeteries are well maintained, open environments with no gates, therefore providing 24 hour access for families and friends to visit the resting place of their loved ones. Council also maintains a burial register that contains records of all burials in the shire of Burdekin, dating back to 1888.
Home to lawn, columbarium, and traditional burial sites, the Ayr and Home Hill Cemeteries cater to diverse preferences.
The burial register can be accessed online through Council's website, burdekin.qld.gov.au, where you can search by cemetery, name or date. The burial register is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history and heritage of the Burdekin region.
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