Index entries which have no code are cross-reference entries for sites that are known by more than one name. These maps may be ordered directly from the USGS, or may be purchased at numerous commercial dealers . See the list of maps used in plotting these sites for the USGS order number. Be sure to get recent editions of the maps. Older editions indicated UTM coordinates only with edge ticks.
Later editions are more likely to display a full coordinate grid which is much easier to use.
USGS has further background information on the UTM Grid . The National Park Service also provides instructions on How to Read the UTM Grid . We also show the coordinates in latitude and longitude for the convenience of those who have computer software that cannot accept coordinates in the UTM format. To locate a graveyard, simply plot the coordinates on the map and follow the map to the indicated spot. Do not expect to necessarily find the symbol for a cemetery at the coordinates indicated.