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"It has an area of 28 hectares (69 acres).[1]" could be merged with the previous sentence.
"floor plan is in the shape of a pyramid" how can a floor plan be the shape of a 3-dimensional object? Do you really mean triangle?
"800-metre straight" and others, convert to Imperial units.
"from the crucified to the next" what does that mean?
"The long road is crossed by parallel streets. " I don't know which long road to which this refers, perhaps also it's "crossed by a number of streets running parallel to one another".
There's a whole lot of the lead dedicated to the plan of the cemetery and the roads and their names, but not much about the cemetery itself.
What are "niche blocks"?
"Main entrance Cementerio de San Fernando" needs to be written in English.
"Burial joselito" what does that mean? What am I actually looking at here?
"middle and upper classes to be buried" context, i.e. is this the global perspective, Europe, Spain, Seville... which one?
"1609 Constitutions of the Archbishopric" what was that?
"inside the temples in" which "the temples"??
"near the population, which was overcrowded inside the walls" needs copyediting.
"overcrowded inside the walls" what walls?"
"although there were some cemeteries in the outskirts of the city" unreferenced.
"enlightened Pablo de Olavide" who said he was "enlightened"?
"undertaking one with these characteristics" needs copyedit.
"epidemic in the city that killed some 14,000 people.56 This" of what? and what is that 56?
"north of the city." unref.
"of San Sebastian" the diacritic has gone missing.
"the plague epidemics" links?
"in 1728.8" what's the 8? Are these sentences copied and pasted from other sites with references?
"the Brotherhood of San Sebastian" what was that?
"from the burials.8 " same again.
"the cathedral chapter" who or what is that?
"to do something similar" not encyclopedic tone.
"and in the end" too familiar, not encyclopedic tone.
"rented for 7 years" seven. And what happened after that elapsed?
"The saturation of bodies" do you mean there were too many bodies or something else?
"in the 1850s.13" same again.
"in 1885.[6][2]" ref order.
That's about a third of the way through. I'm afraid this is in desperate need of a copyedit by a native English speaker, and preferably someone who knows about this kind of subject. I note there are plenty of unreferenced claims in the material I'm yet to review and I'm troubled by the fact this clearly hasn't been read through with so many issues (especially like the numbers appearing after full stops sporadically). I am reluctant to quick-fail but unless I see a vast improvement of the whole article, not just the portion I've reviewed, then I will have no option. The Rambling Man (Stay alert! Control the virus! Save lives!!!!) 12:33, 3 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Hello all. Sorry for all the clarify and copy-edit-inline tags. That is how I am leaving my notes for CommanderWaterford, who is trying to bring this article to GA level. The tags should be resolved soon. Please pardon my tag bombing. –Novem Linguae (talk) 11:27, 4 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]