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Principal streets and roads, names places, residential streets and roads, road number labels, water objects, land use areas.

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Geneva, Switzerland, is known for its vibrant and diverse neighborhoods, well-maintained streets, and significant roads. Here are some of the principal streets, roads, and city districts in Geneva:

Principal Streets and Roads

1. Rue du Rhône: A major shopping street known for luxury boutiques and high-end stores.
2. Rue de la Confédération: Another important commercial street in the city center.
3. Rue de Rive: A bustling street with a variety of shops and cafes.
4. Boulevard Georges-Favon: A key thoroughfare in the city center.
5. Boulevard des Tranchées: Connects the city center to the Eaux-Vives district.
6. Quai du Mont-Blanc: Runs along the north side of Lake Geneva, offering stunning views of the lake and the Jet d’Eau.
7. Quai Gustave-Ador: Runs along the south side of Lake Geneva, also offering beautiful lake views.
8. Route de Chêne: Connects Geneva to the neighboring town of Chêne-Bougeries.
9. Route de Lausanne: A major road leading to the northern suburbs and the city of Lausanne.

City Districts

1. Centre Ville (City Center):
   • Vieille Ville (Old Town): Historic center with cobbled streets, St. Peter’s Cathedral, and numerous museums.
   • Rues Basses: Main shopping district including Rue du Rhône and Rue de la Confédération.
2. Eaux-Vives: Located along the south side of Lake Geneva, known for the Parc des Eaux-Vives and the Jet d’Eau.
3. Les Pâquis: A diverse and lively area north of the city center, known for its nightlife, international restaurants, and the Paquis Baths.
4. Plainpalais: A student-friendly district with the University of Geneva, numerous bars, and the Plaine de Plainpalais, which hosts a flea market.
5. Carouge: A charming district with Italian influences, known for its bohemian atmosphere, artisan shops, and lively cafes.
6. Servette: A residential area with parks and sports facilities, including the Stade de Genève.
7. Champel: An upscale residential neighborhood with beautiful parks and views over the Arve River.
8. Petit-Saconnex: A district with many international organizations, embassies, and the United Nations Office at Geneva.
9. Grottes-Saint-Gervais: Known for its alternative vibe, colorful buildings, and cultural diversity.
10. Acacias: An industrial and commercial district that is undergoing significant redevelopment.

These streets and districts make up the vibrant and cosmopolitan fabric of Geneva, offering a mix of historical charm, modern amenities, and international flair.