Colma necropolis

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Colma necropolis is the collective term for the extensive concentration of cemeteries and burial grounds in Colma, California, which serves as the primary resting place for the dead from nearby San Francisco.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cemetery district
necropolis
approximateEstimation contains over one million burials
areaServed San Francisco
San Mateo County
associatedWith Colma town motto "It’s great to be alive in Colma"
containsGravesOf San Francisco residents
notable artists and entertainers
notable business leaders from San Francisco
notable political figures from San Francisco
country United States
developmentLinkedTo San Francisco cemetery bans and removals
governedBy multiple private and religious cemetery associations
hasAsianEthnicCemeteries true
hasCatholicCemeteries true
hasFunction burial
cremation
memorialization
hasJewishCemeteries true
hasNonsectarianCemeteries true
hasPart Cypress Lawn Cemetery associations of multiple sections
Cypress Lawn Memorial Park
Eternal Home Cemetery
Golden Hills Memorial Park
Greek Orthodox Memorial Park
Greenlawn Memorial Park (Colma)
Hills of Eternity Memorial Park
Holy Cross Cemetery (Colma)
Home of Peace Cemetery (Colma)
Hoy Sun Memorial Cemetery
Italian Cemetery (Colma)
Japanese Cemetery (Colma)
linked to: Japanese Cemetery

Olivet Memorial Park
Pet’s Rest Cemetery (Colma)
Serbian Cemetery (Colma)
Woodlawn Memorial Park (Colma)
historicalCause relocation of San Francisco cemeteries in late 19th and early 20th centuries
isMajorEconomicFactorFor Colma, California
languageUsed English
locatedIn Colma, California
San Francisco Bay Area
San Mateo County, California
locatedInTimeZone Pacific Time Zone
locatedNear San Francisco, California
linked to: San Francisco
notableFor being primary burial ground after removal of cemeteries from San Francisco
high concentration of cemeteries
partOf urban area of Colma
religiousDiversity multi-faith burial grounds
servesAs primary burial place for San Francisco dead
transportAccess served by nearby BART stations in Colma and Daly City

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Serbian Cemetery partOf Colma cemetery district
linked to: Colma necropolis
Greek Orthodox Memorial Park locatedIn Colma necropolis area
linked to: Colma necropolis
Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery partOf Colma necropolis
Hills of Eternity Memorial Park partOf Colma necropolis
Woodlawn Memorial Park partOf Colma cemetery district
linked to: Colma necropolis
Woodlawn Memorial Park hasCulturalContext Colma, the city of cemeteries
linked to: Colma necropolis
Colma BART station near Colma cemeteries
linked to: Colma necropolis
Colma station servesCemeteryArea Colma cemeteries
linked to: Colma necropolis
Italian Cemetery, Colma partOf Colma necropolis