Page

In the 6502/6510 architecture, a page of memory is 256 consecutive bytes (1/4 of a kilobyte) whose addresses range from $xx00 through $xxFF. The 6502/6510 can directly address 256 pages of memory.

The first page of memory is called the zero page and has the absolute addresses $0000-$00FF. The last page of memory as the absolute address $FF00-$FFFF.

• Page 0: $0000 - $00FF (0 - 255) ... zero page
• Page 1: $0100 - $01FF (256 - 511)... CPU stack / Extended Zero Page
• Page 2: $0200 - $02FF
• Page 3: $0300 - 03FF (768 - 1023).
• Page 4-7: $0400 - 07FF (1024 - 2047).
• ...
• Page 208-211: $D000-D3FF (53248 - 54271) (VIC II registers)
• ...
• Page 254: $FE00 - $FEFF (65024 - 65279) ... KERNAL
• Page 255: $FF00 - $FFFF (65280 - 65535) ... KERNAL