Wallendbeen Cemetery

Nestled off North Jindalee Road in Wallendbeen, New South Wales, Wallendbeen Cemetery serves as a serene resting place and a vital conservation site. Managed by the Cootamundra-Gundagai Regional Council, it is recognized for preserving remnant box-gum woodlands, offering habitats for native species like chocolate lilies, bluebells, and superb parrots. The cemetery's diverse understorey and ancient 'grandmother' box trees with large hollows provide crucial habitats for arboreal mammals and birds. This unique blend of history and ecology makes Wallendbeen Cemetery a significant landmark in the region.