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The Shire of Northam is currently in a PROHIBITED BURNING PERIOD as of 18th November 2023. All burning is strictly not allowed and all signs of smoke/fire should be reported to 000 immediately. For more information please click HERE.
The Northam Cemetery is managed by the Shire which is located on Katrine Road, just North of Northam Town site.
The Northam Cemetery offers traditional burials, lawn section burials and a Niche Wall for internment of ashes.
Arrangements may be made either through the Shire Administration Centre on 9622 6100, alternatively your Funeral Director will be able to provide assistance in matters concerning a funeral.
The following link provides information on the Pioneers' Section of the Northam Cemetery: http://northamcemetery.atwebpages.com/index.html.