The section, established on a plan of an asymmetrical polygon similar to a rectangle with protrusions on the north-western side, is located in the parish cemetery. On the eastern side, the fence is formed by a concrete balustrade covered with tiles. In the openings of the balustrade, there are crossed concrete beams. On the other sides, the fence of the section is formed by posts made of concrete blocks with a cover, connected by iron pipes. Two entrances lead to the section. The entrance on the western side is closed with a double-wing gate made of a steel frame filled with a grid with Latin cross motifs. In the middle of the open entrance on the southern side, there is a high pedestal made of concrete blocks, with a cast-iron openwork cross of Lorraine. On both sides of the pedestal, there are fence posts with small columns surmounted with flower beds. The main element of the section is a monument wall situated in the eastern fence line, ended with a triangular top and sloping with faults, made of stone blocks with an opening in the shape of a rectangle connected to a trapezoid. In an opening in the pedestal, there is a concrete cross with the following inscription: “GETREU IN NOT/ SEL[IG] IM TOD.” On both sides of the opening, on the wall face, there are rectangular recesses with a wreath motif. On the faults of the monument wall, there are six small concrete Latin crosses.

At the eastern fence, in the lane of graves from September 1939, there is a post made of four granite blocks. On the post, there is a metal representation of a crowned eagle, the emblem of the 38th Lviv Infantry Regiment, and a plaque with an engraved Maltese cross and the following inscription: “POLEGLI NA POLU/ CHWAŁY W 1939 r./ ŻOŁNIERZE 38 PP.SLW./ PPOR. Z. ZABORNIAK/ PCHOR. W. BIŁOPOTOCKI/ KPR. MACIEJCZYK/ STRZ. P. SOBEL/ STRZ. B. WALCZAK/ ST. SIERŻ. M. SIEDLECKI/ I INNI NIEZNANI (THEY DIED IN THE FIELD OF GLORY IN 1939. SOLDIERS OF THE 38TH LVIV RIFLE INFANTRY REGIMENT. Z. ZABORNIAK. OFFICER CADET w. BIŁOPOTOCKI, CORPORAL MACIEJCZYK. RIFLEMAN P. SOBEL. RIFLEMAN B. WALCZAK. SENION SERGEANT M. SIEDLECKI AND OTHERS WHO ARE UNKNOWN).” On the graves of soldiers of the Polish Army from 1939, there are crosses made of metal pipes with three small hoops at the arm endings. Next to the entrance, there is an individual earth grave of Wilhelm Biłopotocki, a Polish Army soldier from 1939, with a concrete surround. At the head of the grave, there is a Latin cross and a rectangular stele with a memorial plaque.

WW1 tombstones have the following forms:

- a cast-iron openwork Latin cross on a concrete plinth,
- a cast-iron openwork two-barred cross on a concrete plinth,
- small cast-iron two-barred crosses on a concrete plinth,
- cast-iron Maltese crosses with a laurel wreath motif, set on concrete plinths tapering towards the top,
- small concrete arcades with a Latin or two-barred cross in an opening on officers' graves.

On the tombstones, there are oval enamelled plaques with information about the buried. The graves are arranged in rows framed by concrete surrounds.

251 soldiers of the Austro-Hungarian army and 17 soldiers of the Russian army, who were killed or died in the years 1914-1915, and 13 soldiers of the Polish Army, who were killed in September 1939, were buried in 250 individual and two mass graves. The names of 249 Polish soldiers of WW1 and five soldiers of the Polish Army killed in 1939 are known.

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