Acadia National Cemetery, National cemetery in Washington County, United States.
Acadia National Cemetery is a burial ground for military personnel in Washington County, Maine, situated on approximately 2.5 acres of land. The facility accommodates both casket and cremation interments with capacity for more than 1,400 burials.
Worcester Holdings LLC donated the land to the Department of Veterans Affairs in September 2017, creating Maine's second national cemetery. This addition expanded burial options for eligible service members across the northern part of the state.
The cemetery honors service members through military burial traditions and maintains spaces where visitors can pay respects in a structured, solemn setting. Daily rituals of remembrance shape how people experience and use the grounds.
The facility is located along U.S. Route 1 in Jonesboro and is easily accessible by car. Visitors should check ahead regarding visiting hours and rules, as military cemeteries maintain specific guidelines for respectful conduct.
A memorial wall honors service members whose remains are unrecoverable or buried at sea, providing recognition where traditional burial is not possible. This wall serves as a place where families can still acknowledge their loved ones' service.
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