Jüdischer Friedhof, Jewish cemetery in Süchteln, Viersen, Germany.

Jüdischer Friedhof is a Jewish cemetery on Heidweg in Süchteln, a district of Viersen, with its entrance beside houses 96 and 98. The grounds were used for burials from 1749 to 1931, and six gravestones remain on the site today.

The burial ground operated from 1749 to 1931 and replaced an earlier cemetery whose location is now lost. After 1955, authorities leveled graves older than 30 years, which is why only a handful of headstones survive today.

The cemetery on Heidweg was in use from 1749 to 1931. Six gravestones remain on the grounds, and the entrance lies next to houses 96 and 98 on Heidweg. The site belongs to the Süchteln district of Viersen in the Kreis Viersen, North Rhine-Westphalia.

The cemetery lies on Heidweg, with the entrance next to houses 96 and 98. It is a small, enclosed ground of six gravestones, so a visit takes only a few minutes.

The cemetery on Heidweg was in use from 1749 to 1931, yet only six gravestones remain on the grounds today. The entrance lies next to the houses at Heidweg 96/98.