To be used on article about a specific place created by at least one declaration. A material boundary is not a pre-condition for the boundary of the declared place, but can be used for that purpose, e.g. a river declared to be the boundary between countries.
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List of Place Infoboxes
green : Infobox settlement (only)
turquoise: 1 Infobox settlement wrapper and optionally Infobox settlement (light 0–99, medium 100–999, dark 1,000–9,999, and very dark 10,000+ transclusions)
blue : >1 Infobox settlement wrapper and optionally Infobox settlement (medium: 2 wrappers, dark: 3+ wrappers)
red : other infobox(es) (light: 1, medium: 2, dark: more than 2 infoboxes) and optionally Infobox settlement and wrappers
The following country-specific are grouped into two lists, depending on whether they use Infobox settlement. Within the lists they are grouped by country and sorted by English name of the country.
Notes regarding the template specific statements:
Type: Those being used for different types are marked with a preceding *, see their documentation for which type of place they are to be used. Most show this by their name, using "place", but some not (e.g. Israel village = type is not village, Romanian subdivision = type is not subdivision)
Transclusion count: Can include transclusion outside the article name space
Protection: In the list below "template"-protection is mostly only applied to wrappers with 2,500+ transclusions.
To be used on article about a specific place created by at least one declaration. A material boundary is not a pre-condition for the boundary of the declared place, but can be used for that purpose, e.g. a river declared to be the boundary between countries.
Graphs are unavailable due to technical issues. There is more info on
Phabricator and on
MediaWiki.org.
This image might need some modifications and may not be updated as per the current
List of Place Infoboxes
green : Infobox settlement (only)
turquoise: 1 Infobox settlement wrapper and optionally Infobox settlement (light 0–99, medium 100–999, dark 1,000–9,999, and very dark 10,000+ transclusions)
blue : >1 Infobox settlement wrapper and optionally Infobox settlement (medium: 2 wrappers, dark: 3+ wrappers)
red : other infobox(es) (light: 1, medium: 2, dark: more than 2 infoboxes) and optionally Infobox settlement and wrappers
The following country-specific are grouped into two lists, depending on whether they use Infobox settlement. Within the lists they are grouped by country and sorted by English name of the country.
Notes regarding the template specific statements:
Type: Those being used for different types are marked with a preceding *, see their documentation for which type of place they are to be used. Most show this by their name, using "place", but some not (e.g. Israel village = type is not village, Romanian subdivision = type is not subdivision)
Transclusion count: Can include transclusion outside the article name space
Protection: In the list below "template"-protection is mostly only applied to wrappers with 2,500+ transclusions.