Innamincka Cemetery
1km from town
Just north of the town, Innamincka Cemetery holds around thirty graves. Many of the graves have no headstones and some are not marked. The white marble pillar marks the grave of J.H. Moody – a mounted constable at Innamincka for nine years. At least seven of the graves were for people who drowned in the Cooper, two graves are believed to be Afghan cameleers and two are for jockeys who died at the Innamincka race meeting, one in 1943 and one in 1895.
1km from town
Just north of the town, Innamincka Cemetery holds around thirty graves. Many of the graves have no headstones and some are not marked. The white marble pillar marks the grave of J.H. Moody – a mounted constable at Innamincka for nine years. At least seven of the graves were for people who drowned in the Cooper, two graves are believed to be Afghan cameleers and two are for jockeys who died at the Innamincka race meeting, one in 1943 and one in 1895.
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