Cemeteries Directory

A list of Council managed and privately owned cemeteries in the City of Logan are listed below.

Council managed cemeteries

Beenleigh Cemetery

Location: 31 Brigade Drive, Eagleby

Beenleigh caters for lawn, monumental, lawn beam and stillborn burials and is the largest active cemetery that Council manages. It also has columbarium walls with single niches and an ashes garden which has single, double and family sites. The earliest known burial for Beenleigh is from 1872, a mechanic named William. Earlier burials were recorded, but details and locations of deceased are not known. To date, Beenleigh currently has approximately 4,800 burials and 200 ashes interments.

Download the Beenleigh Cemetery map (PDF 1008 KB)
Download the Beenleigh Cemetery Burial Index (PDF 1450 KB)

For any corrections/amendments to the Cemetery Burial Index, please contact Council's Cemetery Liaison Officer on (07) 3412 5400.

Chambers Flat Cemetery

Location: Corner of Sungold and Chambers Flat Roads, Chambers Flat

Chambers Flat Cemetery was opened in approximately 1878 and consists of a monumental and lawn section for burials, as well as an ashes garden for ashes interments and a memorial walk for the scattering of ashes. Chambers Flat has approximately 70 graves.

Download the Chambers Flat Cemetery map (PDF 197 KB)
Download the Chambers Flat Cemetery Burial Index (PDF 69 KB)

Eagleby Cemetery

Location: 144 Herses Road, Eagleby (River Hills Road - exit 34 off Pacific Motorway)

Formerly run by Bethesda Lutheran Church, there is a special section set aside for Lutheran burials. Eagleby consists of a predominately monumental area, but also has a lawn section and has approximately 130 burials.

Download the Eagleby Cemetery map (PDF 186 KB)
Download the Eagleby Cemetery Burial Index (PDF 58 KB)

Logan Village Cemetery

Location: Corner of Waterford-Tamborine Road and Pioneer Drive, Logan Village

Logan Village currently has both a lawn and monumental section for burials, and a garden and columbarium wall for ashes interments. Logan Village was opened in approximately 1878 and has around 371 graves.

Download the Logan Village Cemetery map (PDF 3905 KB)
Download the Logan Village Cemetery Burial Index (PDF 175 KB)

Maclean Cemetery

Location: Scott's Lane, North Maclean

Maclean Cemetery has lawn and monumental sections, and a columbarium and memorial garden for the placement of ashes.

Download the Maclean Cemetery map (PDF 152 KB)
Download the Maclean Cemetery Burial Index (PDF 89 KB)

Parkhouse Cemetery

Location: Veivers Road, Wolffdene

Parkhouse is a monumental only type cemetery which was opened in 1902. It has approximately 110 graves.

Download the Parkhouse Cemetery map (PDF 126 KB)
Download the Parkhouse Cemetery Burial Index (PDF 59 KB)

Plunkett Road Cemetery

Location: Plunkett Road, Cedar Creek

Plunkett Road Cemetery is an inactive cemetery. No further interments are permitted. It is located along Plunkett Road, adjacent Greensward Road.

Privately owned cemeteries

Logan City has a number of cemeteries, formal and informal. Most evolved from small local churches in the region dating back to the mid 1860s. Many burials occurred on family properties and many are simply lost. Formal cemeteries include: