The cemetery was established on a plan of a rectangle with a semi-circular annex on the eastern side and a small rectangular annex on the western side. The rectangular part of the cemetery is fenced with concrete and stone posts with concrete hipped covers, connected by pairs of iron pipes. The western semi-circular annex and the small rectangular annex are surrounded by a full stone wall with a concrete cover. Two entrances framed by stone posts lead to the cemetery; they are located on the northern and southern sides between the wall of the semi-circular annex and the fence of the other part of the cemetery.

The cemetery area is divided into two sections by a small stone wall with a passage in the middle, flanked by two stone posts with stairs between them.

There are three architectural elements on the main axis. In the line of the stone wall, which fences the small rectangular annex, there is a high Latin cross made of stone blocks, with a plaque with the following inscription:
“AUF DEN/ WESTGALIZISCHEN SCHLACHTENFELDERN/ SIND IN DEN JAHREN DES WELTKRIEGES/ 1916–1917/ VOM KuK MILITÄRKOMMANDO KRAKAU/ UNTER LEITUNG DES/ FML. BRANDNER FDL. WOLFZAHN/ 378 KRIEGERFRIEDHÖFE/ DAVON IN BEREICHE DER/ K.K. BEZIRKHAUPTMANSCHAFT/ BOCHNIA 46 FRIEDHÖFE – / ERBAUT WORDEN.”

Another architectural element located in the middle of the large rectangular section is a stone monument wall with side faults and an embedded marble plaque with the following inscription: “IN DIE/ UNSTERBLICHKEIT/ FÜHRT DAS TOR/ DES TODES/ DIE TREUEN.”
The third architectural element of the cemetery is located on a round stone terrace within the semi-circular section. It takes the form of a cuboidal stone monument surmounted with a pyramid with a Latin cross on its top. In recesses in the monument walls, there are cast-iron openwork Latin crosses with the motif of a Maltese cross with oak leaves.
In the cemetery, there are tombstones in the form of:

- large triangularly ended concrete stelae with cast-iron plaques,
- smaller concrete stelae with Maltese crosses mounted on the plane,
- cast-iron openwork Latin and two-barred crosses set on concrete plinths,
- wrought Latin and two-barred crosses set on concrete plinths.

The graves are arranged irregularly. The mass graves, along with the monument in the semi-circular section, form a Maltese cross.

Ninety-six soldiers of the Austro-Hungarian army, 291 of the German army and 606 soldiers of the Russian army, who were killed in the struggles in November and December 1914, were buried in 56 mass and 19 individual graves.

• Archiwum Narodowe w Krakowie, Wojskowy Urząd Opieki nad Grobami Wojennymi Okręgu Korpusu V w Krakowie, sygn. GW 35 s. 205-211, (wykaz pochowanych pierwotny) , 343 (plan), 829-879 (plan i wykaz pochowanych ostateczny).
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• O. Duda, Cmentarze I wojny światowej w Galicji Zachodniej, Warszawa 1995, s. 335-336.
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