The cemetery can be found on a hill near the right bank of the Vistula. This is the western cemetery out of two cemeteries marked on the old maps to be found on neighboring hills.
Like at the other cemetery there have been some recognizable artificial earth movements. At the highest point of the cemetery there is a circular leveled area of about 10 meters in diameter. Only younger trees seem to be growing there. The circle is surrounded by an inner and an outer earth wall. The inner wall shows a kind of entrance at the east side. The entrance is reinforced by two big bolders. The outer wall shows a rather high and steep slope at the outside. The size and the layout of this arrangement doesn't look like a civilian cemetery. It looks like a monument for soldiers of WW I.
Source information for this cemetery was found in: 1:25.000.
Photos and other contributions for the documentation of this cemetery were provided by: Jutta Dennerlein.
You can choose your starting point from the following item list of the Wola Czerwińska I cemetery or return to your query at the Cmentarze Index page.