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Cemetery #17135

St. Vincent Cemetery

Local name: Cimetiere St. Vincent

Also known as Cimetière Saint-Vincent · Cimetière de Saint-Vincent

26

documented records

≈ 130–260

approx. capacity (graves)

6,400 m²

cemetery area

Nov 5, 2026

last modified

About this cemetery

Saint-Vincent Cemetery lies on rue Lucien-Gaulard in the Montmartre quarter of Paris. It was opened in 1831 as the second cemetery of the commune of Montmartre and was inaugurated by the then mayor, Jacques Edmé Bazin, who is buried there. It holds Restoration-style tombs of prominent families as well as the graves of artists and figures tied to the history of the Butte.

Cemetery location

GPS coordinates: 48.889004° N, 2.339294° E Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)

St. Vincent Cemetery map Cemetery GPS-documented graves

Memorials

26 memorials, A–Z by surname.

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Common questions

How big is St. Vincent Cemetery?

St. Vincent Cemetery covers about 6,400 m² (1.6 acres), about the size of a soccer field. It is the 569th largest of the 1,552 cemeteries we list in Île-de-France.

What is the oldest grave in this cemetery?

The oldest grave among the records we hold for St. Vincent Cemetery is that of Auguste Putman, who died in 1895 at the age of 55.

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