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You ask a good question about something that probably many people have wondered. Although not a state law, the state allows cemeteries to create their own ordinances and burial requirements regarding a vault or burial container for the casket. You're right about the price range starting around the $600 price range.
I've heard as shallow as 18 from the top of the outer burial container, to 6' deep. Thank you for your prompt response. Not every state has laws concerning the depth of graves. If you want to check if there are any laws in your state, you might check with the State Health Department. Where there are not state laws (or local ordinance) each cemetery sets its own regulations. The concept of a burial being six feet deep goes back to a time in our history when people were not buried in concrete, metal or fiberglass outer containers and sometimes not even in caskets.