Editing Chartres (section)

==Notable people==
Chartres was the birthplace of:
* [[Hélène Boucher]] (1908–1934), pilot
* [[Jacques Pierre Brissot]] (1754–1793), a leading member of the [[Girondist]] movement ([[French Revolution]])
* [[Julien Cétout]] (born 1987 or 1988), football player
* [[Arlette Chabot]] (born 1951), journalist
* [[Fulcher of Chartres]] (born around 1059 in or near Chartres), chronicler of the [[First Crusade]]
* [[Alexis de Castillon]] (1838–1873), composer
* [[Philippe de Dangeau]] (1638–1720), [[Officer (armed forces)|officer]] and member of the {{Lang|fr|[[Académie française]]}}
* [[Philippe Desportes]] (1546–1606), poet
* [[Antoine François Desrues]] (1744–1777), [[poison]]er
* [[Loïc Duval]] (born 1982), racing driver
* [[Julien Escudé]] (born 1979), football player
* [[Nicolas Escudé]] (born 1976), tennis player
* [[André Félibien]] (1619–1695), architect and [[Historiography|historiographer]]
* [[Achille Guenée]] (1809–1880), lawyer and [[Entomology|entomologist]]
* [[Pierre-Jules Hetzel]] (1814–1886), editor and publisher
* [[Éric Lada]] (born 1965), football player
* [[Luc Lamirault]] (born 1962), politician
* [[François Séverin Marceau-Desgraviers]] (1769–1796), general
* [[Pierre Nicole]] (1625–1695), Jansenist theologian
* [[Jérôme Pétion de Villeneuve]] (1756–1794), writer and politician
* [[Allison Pineau]] (born 1989), handball player
* [[André Plassart]] (1889–1978), hellenist, epigrapher and archaeologist
* [[Philippe Quintais]] (born 1967), [[pétanque]] player
* [[Mathurin Régnier]] (1573–1613), [[Satire|satirist]]
* [[Jacqueline de Romilly]] (1913–2010), [[philology|philologist]], [[classical scholar]] and fiction writer
* [[Benjamin Nivet]] (born 1977), football player
* [[Wandrille Lefèvre]] (born 1989), Canadian football player
* [[Audrey Marnay]] (born 1980), actress and model