What is the term for all property designated for earth burials?

The term for all property designated for earth burials is "cemetery." A cemetery typically includes designated areas for interring human remains in the ground, which can be marked with headstones, grave markers, or other memorials. This term encompasses both the land and the related facilities specifically intended for burial purposes.

In contrast, a catacomb often refers to underground burial spaces, typically found in historical contexts and characterized by tunnels and chambers. A burial ground may be a more general term that could refer to any place where bodies are buried but does not necessarily imply the organized structure and regulation of a cemetery. A memorial park, while related to memorializing, often emphasizes landscaped areas for remembrance rather than specifically being designated for traditional earth burials. Therefore, the term cemetery is the most accurate and widely accepted terminology for properties intended for earth burials.