NOORDWIJK GENERAL CEMETERY
Zuid-Holland
Netherlands
Location Information
Cemetery Address: Oude Zeeweg 32
2202 Noordwijk
GPS Location: N 52° 14' 015" E 04° 26' 000"
Noordwijk is situated to the north of Den Haag on the coast. From the A44 motorway take exit (afrit) 8 LEIDEN /NOORDWIJK / KATWIJK / TRANSFERIUM and follow the N206 direction NOORDWIJK. From the N206 take the exit NOORDWIJK and follow the signs for NOORWIJK AAN ZEE, continue along the BEEKLAAN and turn right at signpost for ALGEMENE BEGRAAFPLAATS
The Commonwealth War Graves plots are in the centre of the cemetery and also on the higher level on the left side.
Visiting Information
Cemetery opening hours are:
1st April to 1st October daily 0730 to 1830hrs
Sunday and Holiday's 1000 to 1600hrs
1st October to 1st April 0730 to 1630hrs
Sunday and Holiday's 1000 to 1600hrs
Historical Information
The Commonwealth plot in Noordwijk General Cemetery contains 81 burials of the First World War, including 54 unidentified naval ratings. Of the 52 Second World War burials, 19 are unidentified. The plot also contains 2 Polish Airmen's graves, 1 is unidentified.
Cemetery Address: Oude Zeeweg 32
2202 Noordwijk
GPS Location: N 52° 14' 015" E 04° 26' 000"
Noordwijk is situated to the north of Den Haag on the coast. From the A44 motorway take exit (afrit) 8 LEIDEN /NOORDWIJK / KATWIJK / TRANSFERIUM and follow the N206 direction NOORDWIJK. From the N206 take the exit NOORDWIJK and follow the signs for NOORWIJK AAN ZEE, continue along the BEEKLAAN and turn right at signpost for ALGEMENE BEGRAAFPLAATS
The Commonwealth War Graves plots are in the centre of the cemetery and also on the higher level on the left side.
Visiting Information
Cemetery opening hours are:
1st April to 1st October daily 0730 to 1830hrs
Sunday and Holiday's 1000 to 1600hrs
1st October to 1st April 0730 to 1630hrs
Sunday and Holiday's 1000 to 1600hrs
Historical Information
The Commonwealth plot in Noordwijk General Cemetery contains 81 burials of the First World War, including 54 unidentified naval ratings. Of the 52 Second World War burials, 19 are unidentified. The plot also contains 2 Polish Airmen's graves, 1 is unidentified.
