Find cemeteries in your Alaska city
Navigate to any Alaska grave with Memor.
Open the app and walk directly to any plot in any Alaska cemetery — live GPS guides you step by step.
About cemeteries in Alaska
Alaska is home to Fort Richardson National Cemetery in Anchorage and the historic Sitka National Cemetery, along with many small local burial grounds spread across the state. Given Alaska's scale and the remoteness of some sites, families often struggle to pinpoint a specific plot once they arrive. Snow cover and sparse markers can make the search harder still.
Memor offers GPS walking navigation to any grave across Alaska's cemeteries, guiding visitors precisely to the plot they came to visit. Families no longer need paper maps or help from cemetery staff to find their way. The app is free on both iOS and Android.
Frequently asked questions about Alaska cemeteries
How do I find a grave in Alaska?
Download the free Memor app, search the person's name, and select the matching record. Memor shows the plot on a map of the cemetery grounds and guides you to it with GPS walking navigation. Works in any mapped Alaska cemetery.
Can I search cemetery records in Alaska?
Yes. Memor's cemetery records search covers all mapped cemeteries in Alaska. Search by name, optionally with a city or cemetery, and navigate directly to the headstone.
Are there veterans cemeteries in Alaska?
Yes. Alaska has national, state, and private veterans cemeteries. Memor's veterans cemetery map includes GPS navigation to veteran graves in mapped grounds.
Is the Alaska grave finder free?
Yes. Searching for graves, GPS navigation, and creating basic memorial pages are free for families. There is no subscription required.