Editing 6th arrondissement of Paris (section)

====Main streets and squares====
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* [[Place du 18-Juin-1940]]
* [[Rue de l'Abbaye]]
* Rue de l'Ancienne Comédie
* Rue André-Mazet
* [[Rue d'Assas]]
* Rue Auguste Comte
* Rue de Beaux Arts
* [[Rue Bonaparte]]
** named after [[Napoleon]]
* Rue Bréa
** named after General Jean Baptiste Fidèle Bréa (1790&ndash;1848)
* Rue de Buci
** named after Simon de Buci, President of the ''[[Parlement]]'' of Paris, who had purchased the Gate Saint-Germain (now demolished) in 1350
* Rue des Canettes
* Rue Cassette
* Rue du Cherche-Midi
* Rue Christine
** named after [[Christine of France]], Duchess of Savoy (1606&ndash;1663)
* Rue de Condé
** named after the former [[Hôtel de Condé]], of which forecourt faced the street
* Quai de Conti
* Rue Danton
* Passage Dauphine
* [[Rue Dauphine]]
** named after King [[Louis XIII]] (1601–1643), [[Dauphin of France]] from 1601 to 1610
* Rue du Dragon
* Rue Duguay-Trouin
* Rue Dupin
* Rue de l'École de Médecine
* Rue de Fleurus
* Rue du Four
* Place de Furstemberg
* Rue de Furstemberg
* Rue Garancière
* [[Augustins|Quai des Grands-Augustins]]
* Rue des Grands Augustins
* Rue Grégoire de Tours
** named after Saint [[Gregory of Tours]], Bishop of Tours (538&ndash;594)
* Rue Guisarde
* Rue Guynemer
* Rue Hautefeuille
* Place Henri Mondor
* Rue Jacques Callot
** named after [[Jacques Callot]] (1592&ndash;1635), engraver
* Rue du Jardinet
* Rue Jacob
* Rue Lobineau
* Rue Mabillon
* Rue Madame
** named after [[Marie Joséphine of Savoy]] (1753&ndash;1810), styled ''[[Fils de France#Madame|Madame]]''
* Quai Malaquais
* Rue Mayet
* Rue Mazarine
* Rue de Médicis
* Rue de Mézières
* Rue Mignon
* [[Rue Monsieur-le-Prince]]
* Boulevard du Montparnasse
* [[Rue de Nesle]]
* Rue de Nevers
* Rue Notre-Dame des Champs
* Carrefour de l'Odéon
* Rue de l'Odéon
* Rue Palatine
** named after [[Anne Henriette of Bavaria]], Princess Palatine (1648&ndash;1723)
* Rue Pierre Sarrazin
* Rue des Poitevins
* Rue du Pont de Lodi
** named after [[Napoleon|Bonaparte]]'s victory on May 10, 1796, at the [[Battle of Lodi]]
* Rue Princesse
** named after [[Catherine de Lorraine (1552–1596)|Catherine de Lorraine]], Princess de Dombes (1552&ndash;1596)
* Rue des Quatre Vents
* Place du Québec
* Boulevard Raspail
** named after [[François Vincent Raspail]] (1794&ndash;1878) French chemist and politician
* Rue de Rennes
* Rue Saint-André-des-Arts
* Rue Saint-Benoît
* [[Boulevard Saint-Germain]] (partial)
* Rue Saint-Jean-Baptiste de la Salle
* [[Boulevard Saint-Michel]] (partial)
* [[Place Saint-Michel]] (partial)
* [[Place Saint-Sulpice]]
* Rue Saint-Sulpice
* Rue des Saints Pères
* Rue de Savoie
* [[Rue de Seine]]
* Rue de Sèvres
* Rue Stanislas
** named after the nearby collège Stanislas, founded under [[Louis XVIII of France]], and named after one of his first names
* Rue de Tournon
** named after Cardinal [[François de Tournon]] (1489&ndash;1562)
* Rue de Vaugirard (partial)
* Rue Vavin
** named after the 19th-century politician Alexis Vavin
* Rue Visconti
** named after [[Louis Visconti]] (1791&ndash;1853), designer of Napoleon's tomb
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