St. Eugene Cemetery (also rendered St. Eugène Cemetery) is a public burial ground located in the Bologhine suburb of Algiers. Sources describe it as covering an area of approximately 14.5 hectares and as "one of the most famous cemeteries in Algeria." It is identified in relation to local topography as lying at the foot of the Notre Dame d'Afrique shrine. Contemporary details note that the cemetery is maintained by twenty employees, indicating active upkeep. In 2012 the cemetery received a high-profile visit from the President of the French Republic, François Hollande, demonstrating its ongoing cultural and diplomatic visibility. The supplied sources do not provide a founding date, ownership details, burial registers, or lists of notable interments. They likewise supply no accounts of folkloric traditions, supernatural occurrences, or named spirits associated with the site. Because the available documentation is limited to descriptive, civic, and commemorative details, no paranormal claims are recorded in the source material.
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- [2]St. Eugene Cemetery - Wikidata. Wikidata entry Q15076535 for St. Eugene Cemetery.other
