There are 3.9 million new entries on Ancestry’s version of Find A Grave since August. The U.S. has 1.6 million additions, with the UK and Ireland adding 1.1 million. Canada added over a quarter million.
| Region | December 2023 | August 2023 | May 2023 |
| U.S. | 175,802,716 | 174,219,998 | 172,857,217 |
| Global | 15,649,165 | 15,090,205 | 14,604,632 |
| Mexico | 69,789 | 66,008 | 62,956 |
| UK and Ireland | 19,341,965 | 18,201,134 | 16,712,454* |
| Norway | 223,985 | 220,413 | 216,182* |
| Italy | 343,946 | 329,383 | 318,700 |
| Sweden | 1,116,071 | 1,110,094 | 719,305 |
| Canada | 10,080,603 | 9,808,392 | 9,646,273 |
| Australia and New Zealand | 11,436,526 | 11,297,318 | 11,044,654 |
| Brazil | 189,211 | 186,642 | 165,727 |
| Germany | 3,017,935 | 2,822,677 | 2,520,011 |
Note that the UK and Ireland, and Norway entries in the May column refer to the prior March 2023 update.
The actual Find A Grave site, where you can search 566,253 cemeteries in 249 different countries, has additional entries.
I’ll have to check it out and see if any for my lines have been added, though often they don’t turn out to be all that useful and some even have incorrect information.