We’re trying a new concept: sequential burial. “Sequential burial” means that you purchase the right to be buried at Greensprings, but the actual site isn’t assigned until time of death. (Military cemeteries use this concept.) Burials take place one after the next in a block, working away from previously buried sites and reducing the chance of damage. The New York State Cemetery Board has reviewed and approved our plans.
http://naturalburial.org/greensprings-faq/

We practice sequential burial.

Families purchase the right to be buried at Green Meadow, not the burial plot itself. Bodies are buried in surveyed plots, one after the other, in the order in which burials take place. The same holds true for remains whose burial rights were purchased pre-need.
http://www.greenmeadowpa.org/rules-regulations/

Comber Ridge Burial Ground was designed to be of a natural but orderly appearance so as to complement the great natural beauty of the surrounding countryside. In order to achieve this objective a policy was adopted to have open plan grassed burial areas throughout. So as to maintain these grassed areas in good condition at a reasonable cost and to maintain the overall appearance of the Burial Ground, a policy of “Sequential Interments” has been adopted both for coffin graves and for graves containing caskets of cremated remains.

The term “Sequential Interments” means that grave spaces are allocated in sequence as requests to inter are received. In this way rows fill up progressively and the Burial Ground develops in a progressive and orderly manner – rather than piecemeal with individual graves dispersed over wide areas. Unfortunately, this means that it is not permitted for plots to be reserved in advance and individual purchasers of the exclusive rights to inter cannot be given a choice as to the precise location of the grave space allocated.
www.sstaffs.gov.uk/docs/bg oct 2012.doc

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Definition in German:
Erdreihengrab
Ein Reihengrab wird vom Friedhof zugeteilt – eine individuelle Auswahl ist daher nicht möglich. In einem Reihengrab darf jeweils nur ein Verstorbener beigesetzt werden. Es ist im Normalfall günstiger als ein Wahlgrab. Nach Ablauf der Nutzungszeit entfällt das Nutzungsrecht.
http://www.bestattungen-fritz.de/bestattungsarten/erdbestatt...

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