Wikipedia:Infobox

Ageless Medley
	Cover
EP by Amy Grant
Released	1983
Format	7" Single; Cassette
Genre(s)	Gospel/Christian
Length	6:10
Label	Myrrh/Word
Producer	Brown Bannister
Certification	N/A
Amy Grant Chronology

{{{Name}}}
	[[Image:{{{Cover}}}\|225px\|Cover]]
{{{Type}}} by {{{Artist}}}
Released	{{{release date}}}
Format	{{{Audio Format}}}
Genre(s)	{{{Genre(s)}}}
Length	{{{Length}}}
Label	{{{Label}}}
Producer	{{{Producer}}}
Certification	{{{Certifications}}}
{{{Artist}}} Chronology

**Canal Street**
Station Information
Line	IRT Lexington Avenue Line
Services	4, 6, and <6>
Transfers	N, R, and W; N and Q; J and Z
Platform	Side Platforms
Tracks	4
Other
Next North	Spring Street; 4, 6, and <6>
Next South	Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall; 4, 5, 6, and <6>
Opened	October 27, 1904

An infobox on Wikipedia is a consistently-formatted table which is present in articles with a common subject (An infobox is a generalization of a taxobox (from taxonomy) which summarizes information for an organism or group of organisms).

If you make a table for a new project, please place it on this page when it is proposed (in the proposed section below) and move it in the main list when it has been implemented. If you choose to use colors in your table, please do not choose one that is already being used, and place your choice on this list so that others know it has been taken. You can use either the same color for all tables in a project, or use a system of coloration (for example, the organism taxobox has different colors for each of the kingdoms). To find more information about what colors can be used, see the article on web colors.

If you want to redesign an Infobox, please take it up in the appropriate WikiProject. Thanks.

An infobox may or may not use the template software feature. Infobox templates are an alternative to static infoboxes; they can be used to create a common look between subject items, with a minimum of coding within articles. See also Wikipedia:Infobox templates.

Colors Listing

Subcategories

Category	Color-Code	Color-Name
Television theme songs	#D2691E	chocolate
Strict Nature Reserve (old color)	#D06030
Strict Nature Reserve	#E7AF97
Elements:Alkali metals	#FF6666
EPs	#FA8072	salmon
Elements:Actinides	#ff99cc
Elements:Lanthanides	#ffbfff
Animals	#FF1493	pink
Dog breeds	#FF1493	pink
Astronomical objects	#ffc0c0
Elements:Transition metals	#ffc0c0
British New Army	#ddbbbb
Singles	#FFFF00	yellow
Elements:Halogens	#ffff99
Protists	#F0E68C	khaki
Academy Awards ceremonies	#EEDD82
Elements:Alkaline earths	#FFDEAD	navajowhite
Compounds	#FFDEAD	navajowhite
Alternative Medicine	#ffcc99
Saints	#FFD700	gold
Breweries	#ECC850
Currency	#B8860B	goldenrod
Albums (original, studio LPs)	orange
Monster Trucks	#FF9C00
Wilderness Area (old color)	#B5954B
Wilderness Area	#DACAA5
Mountains	#e7dcc3
Elements:Semimetals	#cccc99
British Yeomanry (Army)	#dbdbbb
British Regular Army	#bbddbb
Geographic subdivisions	#DEFFAD
Elements:Nonmetals	#a0ffa0
Plants	#90EE90	lightgreen
Corporations	#90EE90	lightgreen
Television Stations	#66FFCC
Natural Monument (old color)	#80FF80
Natural Monument	#BFFFBF
Habitat/Species Management Area (old color)	#65CB9B
Habitat/Species Management Area	#B2E5CD
Greatest hits, box sets and other compilations	#8FBC8F	darkseagreen
Work of classical music	#228B22	forestgreen
National Park (old color)	#9BCB65
National Park	#CDE5B2
British Territorial Army	#bbbbdd
Fungi	#ADD8E6	lightblue
Elements:Noble gases	#c0ffff
Live albums	#00CED1	darkturquoise
Protected Landscape/Seascape (old color)	#4B95B5
Protected Landscape/Seascape	#A5CADA
Sustainability and Energy Development	#87BBC8
Planes	#87CEEB	skyblue
Royal Air Force Squadrons	#87CEFA	lightskyblue
Royal Air Force Stations	#00BFFF	deepskyblue
Managed Resource Protected Area (old color)	#3060D0
Managed Resource Protected Area	#A8BDEC
Ships	#000080	Navy
Cover and tribute albums	#DDA0DD	plum
Rocks and Minerals	#9966FF
Countries, US states	#efefef
Space missions	#efefef
Weaponry	#efefef
Movie soundtracks	#DCDCDC	gainsboro
Languages	#DDDDDD
Bacteria	#D3D3D3	lightgrey
Elements:Metals	#cccccc
Battles	#cccccc
Other British army	#cccccc
Constellations	#C0C0C0	silver
Archaea	#A9A9A9	darkgray
Computing topics	#f9f9f9
NFL Football players	#B0C4DE	lightsteelblue

Proposed but not implemented

New York City Subway

I was never really impressed witht the current NYC subway infobox. I thought that it needed to be more pleasing and modern. The new design helps it look like other subway infoboxes. NOTE: The Station Info. and Other boxes will change their color depending on the color of the line. For example, any 1, 2, or 3 line station infobox will have red Station Info. and Other boxes, etc. I don't think that there is any associated WikiProject.

{User:Geoking66 21:17, 21 December 2005 (UTC)}[reply]

Book

Book
Title	Blah...
Image
Author	Author
ISBN	0013546648
Genre	Fiction
Previous book in Series	N/A
Subsequent book in Series	N/A

I think that we need a standard infobox for all the books that get listed. Feel free to comment and even improove this. I was not sure what else to put in hree...

{Jabencarsey 19:46, 19 December 2005 (UTC)}[reply]

Units

Unit
Standard	SI Unit
Name	Ampere
Size	electric Current
Unit sign	A
Formula sign	I (direct current), i (alternating current)
in SI Units	SI Unit
in imperial units	∅
Named after	André-Marie Ampère
Derived from	Ampere
see also: Ampere

Not associated with a Project. I highly recommend to use this template for each Article about any Unit - in the metric System, the imperial System, the CGS System, and even units which are old and not in use. MovGP0 14:28, 13 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]

The definition is as the following:

Term	Meaning
Standard	The System in witch the unit is defined (SI System, imerial System. CGS System, …)
Name	The name of the unit.
Size	The phyisical Property witch the unit describes
Unit Sign	The sign of the unit. Used after Numbers (ie. "3A" means "three Amperes")
Formula Sign	The sign for variables containing a value of the given physical property (ie. the variable 'I' stands for a current in a formula)
in SI Units	Useful for calculating. Ie. Volt is defined as "J/C = W/A = (kg m^2)/(s^3 A)"; inch is defined as "0.0254m"
in imperical Units	Same as "in SI Units", but results are in imperical Units. If transformation is not possible we might use `∅` (or )
Named after	either a person or the translation from another Language (ie. latin) where the unit is named after
Derived from	can get used in combination with prefixes. (ie. Millimeter is derived from Meter.) I strongly recommend to avoid describing prefixed units in special Articles whereever possible. You could also insert a unit that was previously used.
see also	is used to link to similar Articles - like the different units of pressure (technical atmosphere vs. physical atmosphere).

MovGP0 15:29, 13 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Websites

{{{Sitename}}}
{{{Logo}}}
URL:	{{{Url}}}
Founded:	{{{Date}}}
Founder:	{{{Founder}}}
Owner:	{{{Owner}}}
Category:	{{{Category}}}
Spoken language:	{{{SLanguage}}}
Programming language:	{{{PLanguage}}}

IMDb
File:IMDb.Logo.png
URL:	http://www.imdb.com/
Founded:	October 17 1990
Founder:	Col Needham
Owner:	Amazon.com
Category:	Database - Movie
Spoken language:	English
Programming language:	XHTML

Not assosiated with a project: What about the idea to use an infobox to summarize the huge amount of information displayed in some articles. The usage will also probably be a help in categorizing the articles about featured websites. The reason to get started in the english version is because of the more easier adaptation and acceptation in other languages. An example of how it could look like:

I've also posted this comment at Category_talk:Websites. Comments and suggestions are more than welcome. --Yekezzez 20:48, 3 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Transport for London railway lines

Not associated with a project, but I propose a standard infobox to summarise information about a particular Transport for London (London Underground and Docklands Light Railway) line. This information is currently scattered through individual line articles in a rather random way. My design skills aren't great, so suggestions are welcome:

Transport for London Railway Lines
{{{LineName}}}
Colour On Map		{{{LineColour}}}
Year Opened		[[{{{YearOpened}}}]]
Line Type		{{{DeepOrSurface}}}
Rolling Stock		{{{RollingStock}}}
Stations Served		{{{StationsServed}}}
Length (km)		{{{LengthKM}}}
Length (miles)		{{{LengthMiles}}}

Transport for London Railway Lines
Piccadilly Line
Colour On Map		Navy
Year Opened		1906
Line Type		Deep Tube
Rolling Stock		1973 Tube Stock
Stations Served		52
Length (km)		71
Length (miles)		44.3

--Mpk 18:28, 23 August 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Casino / Casino Hotels

This is not associated with a project, but in working with VegasWikian I propose a standard infobox to use to summarize information on an individual casino's page. I've included an example along with the template. We focused on content over design, so suggestions on both are appreciated.

{{{casino_name}}} {{{Address}}} {{{website}}} [[Image:{{{images}}}\|200px\|Photo of Casino]]
Theme	{{{Theme}}}
# of Rooms	{{{Num_of_Rooms}}}
Gaming Space	{{{Gaming_Space}}}
Permanent Show(s)	{{{Permanent_Shows}}}
Signature Attraction(s)	{{{Signature_Attraction}}}
Notable Restaurants	{{{Notable_Restaurants}}}
Owner	{{{Owner}}}
Casino Type	{{{Casino_Type}}}
Date Opened	{{{Date_Opened}}}
Major Renovations	{{{Date_Renovated}}}
Previous Names	{{{Previous_Names}}} {{{Year_Established}}}

Excalibur 3850 Las Vegas Boulevard South Excalibur web site The Excalibur casino
Theme	Medieval / Camelot
# of Rooms	3,991
Gaming Space	Over 100,000 square feet
Permanent Shows	Tournament of Kings Thunder Down Under
Signature Attraction(s)	Merlin vs. Dragon battle
Notable Restaurants	The Steakhouse at Camelot Sir Galahad's Prime Rib House Regale Italian Eatery RoundTable Buffet
Owner	Mandalay Resort Group
Casino Type	Land-based
Opened	June 19, 1990
Previous Names	Xandadu project (never built)

SpikeJones 15:53, 22 Jun 2005 (UTC)

Update: The Casino Infobox has been picked up by Wikipedia:Wikiproject_Las_Vegas and is available here: Casino infobox 216.2.232.247 16:59, 22 August 2005 (UTC)[reply]

National Economy

I created an infobox for national economies several months ago whilst working on the now FA Economy of the Republic of Ireland. Since then the box has been added to similier articles such as Economy of Austria, Economy of Belgium, Economy of France, Economy of Germany, Economy of the United Kingdom, and Economy of the United States. The primary purpose of the infobox is to house the large amount of figures in these articles taken from the CIA World Factbook. Since its creation, I have received no complaints about the box. This box is not currently associated with any particular WikiProject. 14:40, 9 Jan 2005 (UTC) +Template:FA Economy of India

Infoboxes:
- {{Economy of Ireland table}}
- {{Economy of India infobox}}

Disney themeparks

No associated WikiProject, no peer review.

Disney's Blizzard Beach Water Park
Blizzard Beach logo featuring the Ice Gator
Information
Resort	Walt Disney World
Attraction	Water park
Opened	march 2, 1995

Astronomical surveys

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Telescopes

**Survey Name**
[image?]
Organization	(Caltech, Harvard, UMass etc.)
Wavelength regime	(gamma, x-ray, UV, optical, IR, radio)
Data source	([[telescope name]])
Survey goals	(list)
Webpage	(link)

Lunar craters

Template:Lunar crater

Mythical characters

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Mythology

Zeus (Greek Zευς) or Dias (Greek: Διας) Sky Father of the Greeks
File:Zeus pd.jpg Zeus at Otricoli			Symbols
			Thunder Lightning Masculinity Sky Truth Justice Hospitality Royalty Honesty Oaths Family Virtue Paternity
			Attributes
			Thunderbolt Eagle Sceptre
			Epithets
			Ceneus Lycaeus Panhellenios
Identified with	Centers of worship	Status
Identified with	Centers of worship	Olympian King of the Gods
Jupiter (Roman) Tinia (Etruscan) Sabazios (Phrygian) Ammon (Egyptian) Lycaon in Aegina	Mycenae (probable origin), Cape Canaeum, Olympia, Dodona, Pergamon	Parentage
		Cronus and Rhea
		Wife
		Hera (many other lovers, see below)
		Offspring
		Ares, Dionysus, Persephone, Hermes, Apollo, Artemis (many more, see below)
Artwork
Paintings	Literature	Sculptures and statues	Modern interpretations
Jupiter and Io Leda with the Swan	???	Statue at Olympia	???

At present, this template only has colors assigned for Greek mythology, which will use shades of blue. Other colors will be used for other cultures (e.g. shades of red to denote different beings in Celtic mythology, etc).

Greek mythology - Titans	cadetblue
Greek mythology - Olympians	lightskyblue
Greek mythology - Primordial gods	paleturquoise
Greek mythology - Other Gods	cornflowerblue
Greek mythology - Nymphs, Oceanids and Dryads	royalblue
Greek mythology - Demigods	steelblue
Greek mythology - Humans	dodgerblue
Greek mythology - Monsters	cyan

Music

This is not associated with a project. I would just like to show that EPs and maxi singles released by various artists often outnumber singles, and there are a lot of EPs and maxi singles out there. I didn't do this because I have a lot of free time, but because single infoboxes aren't really appropriate and neither are album infoboxes. I really hope that this is implemented. - Supertrouperdc August 9, 2005.

Supertrouperdc 9 Aug 2005

Movies

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Movies for more information. The two templates included here are Template:Infobox_Film and Template:Infobox_Film rating.

Terminator
File:Terminator.jpg
Directed by	James Cameron
Written by	James Cameron Gale Anne Hurd
Produced by	John Daly Derek Gibson
Starring	Arnold Schwarzenegger Michael Biehn Linda Hamilton
Distributed by	Orion Pictures Corporation
Release dates	October 26, 1984
Running time	108 min
Language	English
Budget	$6,400,000

Template:Infobox Film rating

Steven McCrary 17:00, August 10, 2005 (UTC)

Rocks and Minerals

New proposal (2/4/04) still needs peer review; see Wikipedia:WikiProject Rocks and Minerals.

Quartz

General
Category	Mineral
Chemical formula (or Composition)	Silica (silicon dioxide, SiO₂)
Identification
Color	Clear (if no impurities); also see Varieties
Crystal habit	6-sided prism ending in 6-sided pyramid (typical)
Crystal system	Trigonal
Cleavage	None
Fracture	Conchoidal
Mohs Scale hardness	7 - lower in impure varieties
Luster	Vitreous
Refractive index	1.544-1.553 - DR +0.009 (B-G interval)
Pleochroism	Most varieties weak; definite in smoky quartz
Streak	White
Specific gravity	2.65 constant; variable in impure varieties
Melting point
Solubility
Major varieties (or Related minerals )
Chalcedony, Agate, Onyx, Jasper, Aventurine, Tiger's eye, Rock Crystal, Amethyst, Citrine, Rose quartz, Milk quartz (or snow quartz), Carnelian

Schools

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Schools

For lists

The following table can be used in lists to show the hierarchy in a particular school district. See an example at Elgin_Area_School_District_U46.

Bartlett High School
Address
701 Schick Rd., Bartlett, Illinois, 60103
Information
Type	High School
Motto	Aude aliquid dignum
Established	1997
Principal	Diane Longfield
Faculty	160
Enrollment	2,900
Information	630-372-4700
Mascot	Hawk
Website	http://www.u46.k12.il.us/bhs/

Eastview Middle School
Address
321 N. Oak St., Bartlett, Illinois, 60103
Information
Type	Middle School
Established	1970
Principal	Sherry Hullinger
Faculty	58
Enrollment	1075
Information	630-213-5550
Mascot	Wolf
Website	http://www.u46.k12.il.us/evms

Template:Infobox elementary school

For individual pages

Deleting the 'high' template:infobox high school, 'middle' template:infobox middle school or 'elementary' template:infobox elementary school designation while editing the list style school infoboxes, above, causes the 'infobox school' template template:infobox school to be used. This latter template is more suitable for individual school pages, with more information being revealed. See example below for Bartlett.

Bartlett High School
Address
701 Schick Rd., Bartlett, Illinois, 60103
Information
Type	High School
Motto	Aude aliquid dignum
Established	1997
Principal	Diane Longfield
Faculty	160
Enrollment	2,900
Information	630-372-4700
Mascot	Hawk
Website	http://www.u46.k12.il.us/bhs/

**Name of School local language**
Image (school seal or photo) © School name
Motto: Xxxxx
Superintendent/Principal Administrator	NAME
School type	Private/Public
Religious affiliation	NONE/RELIGION
Founded	YEAR
Location	CITY, COUNTRY/STATE
Enrollment	Xxxx
Faculty	X
Endowment	X
Campus surroundings	URBAN/RURAL
Campus size	X acres
Sports teams	Xxxxx
Mascot	Xxxxx

Cities

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Cities

City of Fort Wayne, Indiana
Flag Seal
Nickname: The Summit City
Location in the state of Indiana
County	Allen
Government
• Mayor	Graham Richard (D)
Population (2003)
• Total	220,486 (city proper)
	402,087 (metropolitan area)
Time zone	UTC−5 (EST)
• Summer (DST)	UTC−5 (EST)
Website	City of Fort Wayne

British Army divisions

No associated WikiProject, no peer review. Used for divisions listed in List of British divisions in WWI.

13th (Western) Division

Army

New Army

Formed

August 21, 1914

Demobilised

March, 1919

Previous	Next
12th (Eastern)	14th (Light)

Colour scheme

Regular Army	#bbddbb
Territorial Army	#bbbbdd
Yeomanry	#dbdbbb
New Army	#ddbbbb
Other/Unknown	#cccccc

Automobiles

see Wikipedia:WikiProject Automobiles/Layouts

Television Stations

CKND (Global)
(station logo or network logo if no individual station logo exists)
Slogan: "Global's got it!"
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Channel 9 / Cable 12
Owner	CanWest Global
Founded	1975
Joined Global	1997
Signal Radius	91% of Manitoba
Callsign Meaning	None
Former Affiliations	None
Former Callsigns	None
Global Network
CFRE (Regina)	CKND (Winnipeg)	CIII (Toronto)

see Wikipedia:WikiProject Television Stations

Pharmacology

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Drugs

Royal Air Force Squadrons

see Wikipedia:WikiProject Royal Air Force Squadrons

1 Squadron
File:Harrier.gr7.750pix.jpg RAF Harrier GR7
Information
Role	Strike/Attack
Aircraft Operated	Harrier GR7
Home Station	RAF Cottesmore
Motto	"In omnibus princeps"
History
Date Founded	13 May 1912 (RFC)
Badge	A winged numeral "1"
Notable Battle Honours	Western Front 1915-1918, Ypres 1915, Somme 1916, Independent Force and Germany 1918, France and Low Countries 1939-1940, Battle of Britain 1940, Fortress Europe 1941-1944, France and Germany 1944-1945, South Atlantic 1982

Business Organizations

I recently created the Template:Infobox_Company template for use in corporate articles such as Microsoft, Epic Games, Iron Lore Entertainment, etc. Please discuss at Template_talk:Infobox_Company. Adraeus 04:23, 21 Nov 2004 (UTC)

Monarchs

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Monarchs

**Edward II**
File:Edward2.JPG
Reign	July 7, 1307 - January 20, 1327
Coronation	February 25, 1308, Westminster
Queen	Isabella of France (c.1295-1358)
Royal House	Plantagenet
Father	Edward I (1239-1307)
Mother	Eleanor of Castile (1246-1290)
Issue	Edward III (1312-1377) John of Eltham, Earl of Cornwall (1316-1336) Eleanor of Woodstock (1318-1355) Jeanne of the Tower (1321-1362)
Date of Birth	April 25, 1284
Place of Birth	Caernarfon Castle
Date of Death	September 21, 1327
Place of Death	Berkeley Castle
Place of Burial	Gloucester Cathedral

Timelines

The following template is proposed for use on Year, Decade, Century, Millennium pages. See Wikipedia:Wikiproject Years and Wikipedia:Timeline standards for discussions.

Centuries:	20th century · 21st century · 22nd century
Decades:	1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s 2020s 2030s
Years:	2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

followed by:

Please discuss at Wikipedia talk:Wikiproject Years - Trevor macinnis 03:35, 17 August 2005 (UTC)[reply]

NFL Football players

**{{{name}}}**
Personal Info
[[Image:{{{image name}}}\|200px\|{{{name}}}]]
Birth	{{{birthdate}}}, {{{birthplace}}}
Height	{{{playerheight}}}
Weight	{{{playerweight}}}
Player Information
Position	{{{playerposition}}}
Number	{{{playernumber}}}
College	{{{playercollege}}}
Awards	{{{awardname}}}, {{{awardyear}}}
NFL Draft
Year	{{{draftyear}}}
Round, Pick	{{{draftround}}}, {{{draftpick}}}
Team	{{{draftteam}}}
Teams Played For
{{{yearbegan}}} - {{{yearend}}}	{{{teamname}}}

**Darius Watts**
Personal Info
Darius Watts
Birth	December 19, 1981, Atlanta, Georgia
Height	6 feet, 2 inches
Weight	190 lbs.
Player Information
Position	Wide Reciever
Number	#17
College	Marshall College
Awards	None
NFL Draft
Year	2004
Round, Pick	2nd round, 22nd pick
Team	Denver Broncos
Teams Played For
2004 - present	Denver Broncos

As of now, there is no set standard as to what information should go on such a player's page, and I think that an Infobox would be perfect for that kind of use. I welcome any comments or feedback either here or on my talk page. --Rascalb 09:35, 7 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Arts & Entertainment

Games

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Games

Don't Break the Ice
Players	2 or more
Setup time	< 5 minutes
Playing time	20 minutes
Chance	None
Age range	3 and up
Skills	Manual dexterity

Computer and video games

See Wikipedia Project: Computer and Video Games.

GRIM FANDANGO
center Grim Fandango Lucas Arts Classics Cover
Developer:	Lucas Arts
Publisher:	Lucas Arts
Designer:	Tim Schafer
Engine:	GrimE
Release date:	1998
Genre:	Adventure game
Game modes:	Single player
ESRB/ELSPA ratings:	Teen/+11
Platform:	Windows
Media:	2 CDs
System requirements:	Intel Pentium 133 CPU, 32MB RAM, 20MB hard disk, 2MB PCI graphic card
Input:	Keyboard or joystick

Arcade games

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Arcade Games

Pac-Man
Pac-Man screenshot
Developer:	Namco
Publisher:	Midway Games
Game designer:	Iwatani Toru
Release date:	1980
Genre:	Retro/Puzzle
Game modes:	Up to 2 players, alternating turns
Cabinet:	Standard and sit-down
Controls:	Joystick
Monitor
Orientation:	Vertical
Type:	Raster, standard resolution
Notes
Considered the #1 arcade game of all time; Developed during the Golden Age of Arcade Games

Star Trek

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Star Trek

Episodes

"Spock's Brain" Star Trek: TOS episode
File:STSpocksBrain.jpg McCoy receives a mental boost, in "Spock's Brain"
Episode no.	56
Prod. code	062
Airdate	20 September 1968
Writer(s)	Gene L. Coon as Lee Cronin
Director	Marc Daniels
Guest star(s)	Marj Dusay James Daris Sheila Leighton Pete Kellett Eddie Paskey William Blackburn Frank da Vinci Roger Holloway

Previous episode "Assignment: Earth"
Stardate 5131.4	Year 2268
Next episode "The Enterprise Incident"

Characters

Data
Star Trek character
Lt. Commander Data Brent Spiner as Data on Star Trek: The Next Generation
Race	android
Gender	male
Hair color	dark brown
Eye color	yellow
Current rank	Lieutenant Commander
Home planet	Omicron Theta
Affiliation	Starfleet
Portrayed by	Brent Spiner

Geography

Countries

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Countries

საქართველო
Sakartvelo

	File:Georgia coat of arms23.PNG
(In Detail)	(Full size)

National motto:

Official language

Georgian language

Capital and
largest city

Tbilisi

Capital's coordinates

41° 43' N, 44° 48' E

President

Mikhail Saakashvili

Area
- Total
- % water

Ranked 118th
69,700 km²
Negligible

Population
- Total (2003E)
- Density

Ranked 111th
4,934,413
71/km²

Independence

From Soviet Union
9 April 1991

GDP (PPP)
- Total
- Per capita

As of 2005
$15.522 billion (122nd)
$3,038 (127th)

HDI (2003)

0.732 (100th) – medium

Currency

Lari (GEL)

Time zone

UTC +4 (DST +5)

National anthem

Dideba zetsit kurtheuls

Internet TLD

.ge

Calling Code

995

Country subdivisions - Provinces, districts, counties and such

Tables similar to the below are used for provinces, states or districts in Cameroon, Germany, Brazil, and other countries, while US states, Japanese prefectures, Swedish counties and Finnish provinces use the country format (see the example for the country of Georgia below). The districts of Vietnam use a variety of colors, while this shade of light green is otherwise standard. Another exception are the states of Germany, which use a light orange (#FFDEAD). For the French departements a blue color is currently proposed.

Statistics

State:	Rhineland-Palatinate
Adm. Region:	Koblenz
Capital:	Altenkirchen
Area:	642 km²
Inhabitants:	137,200 (1999)
pop. density:	214 inh./km²
Car identification:	AK
Website:	kreis-altenkirchen.de
Map

Comarques of Catalunya

There is no English-language project for the comarques of Catalunya, but we have more or less followed the style of the analogous infobox in the Catalan Wikipedia. The example below lacks a demonym (the name by which inhabitants of the region are known).

Alt Empordà

Flag of Alt Empordà	Coat of Arms of Alt Empordà
(Flag)	(Coat of Arms)

Map of Catalonia with Alt Empordà highlighted
Other Catalan comarques

Largest city

99,321

1,342.4 km²

74.0 hab/km²

Municipalities

68

Finnish municipality

Although there is little need to create a dedicated project, an uniform way to enter the data for Municipalities of Finland would be in order. The following is translated from fi.wikipedia, Malline:Kunta. Changes: removed commented-out sections; added "Languages" section; "Emäpitäjä", the historical municipality has been removed → mention in a history section; "Kunnan/kaupunginjohtaja", the name of the municipal manager has been removed ← irrelevant, because this is not a political office like a mayor, but a public servant position. The year is added to the municipal tax part, because this may change by the decision of the council. The format for the languages part should be official languages in order of number of speakers, followed by the respective percentage, e.g. Swedish 73%, Finnish 25%.

{{{name finnish}}} {{{name swedish}}}

{{{coat of arms}}}	{{{location}}}
Coat of Arms	Location

Founded

{{{year}}}

Province

[[{{{province}}}]]

Region

[[{{{region}}}]]

Sub-region

[[{{{subregion}}}]]

Area
- Of which land

{{{area}}} km²
{{{landarea}}} km²

Population
- Population density

{{{population}}}
{{{population density}}} inh./km²

Official languages

{{{languages}}}

Merged from

{{{merged from}}}

Municipal tax

{{{tax}}} % ({{{year}}})

Home page

[{{{www-address}}} {{{www-label}}}]

U.S. Regions: Official Regions

This template is used for official US Regions (official in the sense of being used by the Census Bureau). We will probably eventually adopt a similar infobox for unofficial regions.

See Wikipedia:WikiProject U.S. Regions.

XXXXX
File:Map of USA highlighting Midwest.jpg Location in the U.S.
Population:	XXXXX
Total Area:	XXXXX
Largest City:	XXXXX, XXXXX XXXXX
Highest Elevation:	XXXXX XXXXX m
Lowest Elevation:	XXXXX
Largest State:	XXXXX XXXXX km²
Smallest State:	XXXXX XXXXX km²
Census Bureau Divisions	XXXXX XXXXX

Mountains

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Mountains. See

Template:Mtnbox start Template:Mtnbox coor dms Template:Mtnbox topo Template:Mtnbox volcano Template:Mtnbox climb Template:Mtnbox finish

Notes about template:

Mtnbox topo, Mtnbox volcano, Mtnbox climb are optional rows.
Mtnbox start nopic may substitute for Mtnbox start.
Mtnbox geology may substitute for Mtnbox volcano.
Types are listed at List of mountain types.
Talk pages on those articles are encouraged to use {{Mountain}}
External links section encouraged to use {{Geolinks-US-mountain}}

Sciences

Organisms

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Tree of Life

Template:Taxobox begin
Template:StatusUnknown Template:Taxobox image Template:Taxobox begin placement Template:Taxobox regnum entry Template:Taxobox phylum entry Template:Taxobox classis entry Template:Taxobox ordo entry Template:Taxobox familia entry Template:Taxobox genus entry Template:Taxobox species entry Template:Taxobox end placement Template:Taxobox section binomial Template:Taxobox end

Current use of colors for organisms.

Animalia	pink
Plantae	lightgreen
Fungi	lightblue
Protista	khaki
Bacteria	lightgrey
Archaea	darkgray

Dog breeds

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Dog breeds for latest version and discussions.

Name of Dog

Alternative names

Deutsche Dogge

German Mastiff

Common nickname

(e.g., Doxie, Yorkie, Peke, GSD)

Country of origin

Germany

Classification

FCI:	Group 2 Section 5 #235
AKC:	Working
ANKC:	Group 7 (Non-Sporting)
CKC:	Group 3 - Working Dogs
KC(UK):	Working
NZKC:	Non-sporting
UKC:	Group

Breed standards (external links)

FCI, AKC, ANKC, KC(UK), NZKC,

UKC

Notes

Note

Chemical compounds

These three infoboxes are part of the Wikiproject Chemicals

Infobox
Except where otherwise noted, data are given for materials in their standard state (at 25 °C [77 °F], 100 kPa). Infobox references

{{subst:chembox}}
The full chemical infobox, generally for all chemical compounds

Template:Chembox simple organic {{subst:chembox_simple_organic}}
A short infobox alternative for starting articles and stubs on organic chemical compounds

Template:Chembox simple inorganic {{subst:chembox_simple_inorganic}}
A short infobox alternative for starting articles and stubs on inorganic chemical compounds

Elements

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Elements

Sulfur - Chlorine - Argon
F Cl Br
	Full table

General

Chlorine, Cl, 17

17 (VIIA), 3 , p

3.214 kg/m³ (273 K), NA

Appearance

yellowish green
File:Cl,17-thumb.jpg

Atomic Properties

Atomic weight

35.5 amu

Atomic radius (calc.)

100 (79) pm

Covalent radius

99 pm

van der Waals radius

175 pm

Electron configuration

[Ne]3s² 3p⁵

e^-'s per energy level

2, 8,7

Oxidation states (Oxide)

±1,3,5,7 (strong acid)

Crystal structure

Orthorhombic

Physical Properties

gas (nonmagnetic)

171.6 K (150.7 °F)

239.11 K (29.27 °F)

17.39 ×10^-3 m³/mol

10.2 kJ/mol

3.203 kJ/mol

1300 Pa

no data

Miscellaneous

Electronegativity

3.16 (Pauling scale)

Specific heat capacity

480 J/(kg*K)

Electrical conductivity

no data

Thermal conductivity

0.0089 W/(m*K)

1^st ionization potential

1251.2 kJ/mol

2^nd ionization potential

2298 kJ/mol

3^rd ionization potential

3822 kJ/mol

4^th ionization potential

5158.6 kJ/mol

5^th ionization potential

6542 kJ/mol

6^th ionization potential

9362 kJ/mol

7^th ionization potential

11018 kJ/mol

8^th ionization potential

33604 kJ/mol

9^th ionization potential

38600 kJ/mol

10^th ionization potential

43961 kJ/mol

Most Stable Isotopes

iso	NA	half-life	DM	DE M eV	DP
³⁵Cl	75.77%	Cl is stable with 18 neutrons
³⁶Cl	{syn.}	301,000 y	Beta^- epsilon	0.709 1.142	³⁶Ar ³⁶S
³⁷Cl	24.23%	Cl is stable with 20 neutrons

SI units & STP are used except where noted.

Element table headings will have fill colors that match the fill colors used for that element's chemical series in the periodic table: (Copied from Wikipedia:WikiProject Elements)

Alkali metals #FF6666

Alkaline earths #FFDEAD

Lanthanides #ffbfff

Actinides #ff99cc

Transition metals #ffc0c0

Metals #cccccc

Semimetals #cccc99

Nonmetals #a0ffa0

Halogens #ffff99

Noble gases #c0ffff

Constellations

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Constellations

Andromeda
File:Andromeda constellation map small.png larger image
Abbreviation	And
Genitive	Andromedae
Meaning in English	the princess Andromeda
Right ascension	1 h
Declination	40°
Visible to latitude	Between 90° and -40°
Best visible	November
Area - Total	Ranked 19th 722 sq. deg.
Number of stars with apparent magnitude < 3	3
Brightest star - Apparent magnitude	Alpheratz (α And) 2.1
Meteor showers	Andromedids (Bielids)
Bordering constellations	Perseus Cassiopeia Lacerta Pegasus Pisces Triangulum

Astronomical objects

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Astronomical Objects

Phobos

Discovery

Discovered by

Asaph Hall

Discovered in

1877

Orbital characteristics

Mean radius

9378 km

Eccentricity

0.0151

Revolution period

7h 39.2m

Inclination

1.08°

Is a satellite of

Mars

Physical characteristics

Equatorial diameter

26(×18) km

Surface area

km²

Mass

1.08×10¹⁶ kg

Mean density

2.0 g/cm³

Surface gravity

m/s²

Rotation period

7h 39.2m

Axial tilt

0°

Albedo

0.06

Surface temp.

min	mean	max
K	K	K

Atmospheric pressure

0 kPa

Observatories

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Telescopes

**Observatory Name**
Telescopes
[image of observatory]
Organization	(NOAO, NRAO, etc.)
Location	(city, state, country)
Coordinates	(latitude, longitude)
Altitude	(m, ft)
Weather	(# of clear nights, humidity)
Webpage	(link)
([[Name]])	(type)
([[Name]])	(type)
([[Name]])	(type)

Space-based telescopes

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Telescopes

**Space-based Telescope Name**
Physical Characteristics
[image of telescope]
Organization	(NASA, ESA etc.)
Wavelength regime	(gamma, x-ray, UV, optical, IR, radio)
Orbit height	(km, mi above ground)
Orbit period	(min, h)
Launch date	(date)
Deorbit date	(date)
Mass	(kg, lb)
Other names	(names)
Webpage	(link)
Telescope Style	(refractor, Newtonian reflector, etc.)
Diameter	(m, ft)
Collecting Area	(m², ft²)
Focal Length	(m, ft)
Instruments
(instrument name)	(characteristics)
(instrument name)	(characteristics)
(instrument name)	(characteristics)

Ground-based telescopes

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Telescopes

**Ground-based Telescope Name**
Physical Characteristics
[image of telescope]
Organization	(NOAO, NRAO, etc.)
Location	(observatory, city, state, country)
Wavelength regime	(gamma, x-ray, UV, optical, IR, radio)
Webpage	(link)
Telescope Style	(refractor, Newtonian reflector, etc.)
Diameter	(m, ft)
Collecting Area	(m², ft²)
Focal Length	(m, ft)
Mounting	(equatorial, alt/az, dobsonian, etc.)
Dome	(bi-parting, up and over, transparent, none, etc.)

Surveys

Astronomical Surveys. See Wikipedia:WikiProject Telescopes

**Survey Name**
[logo]
Organization	(Caltech, Harvard, UMass etc.)
Wavelength regime	(gamma, x-ray, UV, optical, IR, radio)
Data source	([[telescope name]])
Survey goals	(list)
Dataproducts	(catalogues, images, etc.)
Webpage	(link)

Disputed science

Green Cheese Model of Lunar Composition
Claims	The moon's lithosphere is composed of cheese, as opposed to the silicate rock composition postulated by mainstream science.
Related scientific disciplines	Astronomy
Year proposed	1978
Original proponents	A. Nonymous
Subsequent proponents	B. Nonymous C. Nonymous
(Overview of pseudoscientific concepts)

Intended as a tool to categorize and concisely summarize the tenets of a controversial scientific theory, model, belief, or observation. See WikiProject Pseudoscience.

Implemented as {{Infobox Pseudoscience}}.

Tropical cyclones

Tropical cyclones, including hurricanes and typhoons. See Wikipedia:WikiProject Tropical cyclones and Portal:Tropical cyclones.

Hurricane Katrina
Formed	August 23, 2005
Dissipated	August 31, 2005

History and Culture

Olympics

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Sports Olympics

Games of the XXVIII Olympiad
The official Athens 2004 logo Ancient victors were crowned with olive wreaths (Gk. kotinos) — a tradition echoed with this games' medalists. The colours of the logo come from the Flag of Greece.
Nations participating	202
Athletes participating	11,099
Events	301 in 28 sports
Opening ceremony	August 13, 2004
Closing ceremony	August 29, 2004
Officially opened by	Costis Stephanopoulos
Athlete's Oath	Zoi Dimoschaki
Judge's Oath	Lazaros Voreadis
Olympic Torch	Nikolaos Kaklamanakis

Snooker players

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Snooker

Stephen Hendry

Personal Information
Date of birth	January 13, 1969
Nationality	Scottish
Career
Professional	1985—current
2004/5 World Ranking	3
Best World Ranking	1 (8 years)
World Championship Best	Winner (7 times)
Highest Break	147 (8 times)
Ranking Tournament Wins
World Championship	1990, 1992—1996, 1999
Rothmans Grand Prix	1987, 1990, 1991, 1995
British Open	1988, 1991, 1999
Asian Open	1989, 1990
Dubai Duty Free Classic	1989, 1990, 1993
UK Championship	1989, 1990, 1994—1996
Regal Welsh Open	1992, 1997, 2003
Sky Sports International Open	1993, 1997, 1999
European Open	1993, 1994, 2001
Thailand Masters	1998
Other Tournament Wins
Benson & Hedges Masters	1989—1993, 1996
Malta Grand Prix	1998, 2001

Whisky

Name Of Whisky
Quick Summary

(Distillery or
label graphic)

Also known as:

Origin:

Fragrance:

Smoothness:

Sweetness:

Color:

Complexity:

Body and texture:

Finish:

Relative cost:

Overall Rating:

Cheese

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Cheeses

Roquefort
Production Area	Southern France
Milk	Ewe milk (whole)
Pasteurized	No
Texture	Semi-hard
Fat content	approx. 36%
Protein content	approx. 22%
Dimensions/weight	25cm x 10cm thick/2.5-3kg
Aging time	approx. 3 months
Certification	AOC

Pokémon

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Pokédex

General
File:16pidgey.png Beedrill (#15) - Pidgey - Pidgeotto (#17)
Name (Japanese), Number	Pidgey (Poppo), 16
Stage	Basic
Evolves from	(none)
Evolves to	Pidgeotto
Battle¹
Hit points	40
Attack	45
Defense	40
Speed	56
Special attack²	35
Special defense²	35
Special³	35
Biological
Species	Tiny Bird Pokémon
Types	Normal, Flying
Height	1'0" (0.3 m)
Weight	4 lb (1.8 kg)
Ability	Keen Eye
Shiny color	The area on its body that is normally brown turns yellowish-green, while its beak and feet turn of a golden-like color.
Gender distribution	50% male, 50% female
¹ Stats for trading card versions may vary. ² Pokémon Gold/Silver/Crystal ³ Pokémon Red/Blue/Yellow

World music

See Wikipedia:WikiProject World music

This project uses a number of different varieties of infoboxes, the following is merely on example.

Music genres

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Music genres

Template:Hiphopgenrebox

Color scheme:

Blues	#0000E1 (includes R&B)
Calypso	darkkhaki (#bdb76b)
Country	brown (including bluegrass)
Cumbia	aquamarine
Disco	deepink
Electronic	silver (includes techno, house, industrial, ambient and trance)
Filmi	lavender
Flamenco	darkgreen
Gospel	#a0522d (siena)
Heavy metal	cyan
Hip hop	darkblue
Jazz	pink
Klezmer	springgreen
Mambo	darkorchid
Mariachi	darksalmon
Merengue	yellow
Polka	antiquewhite
Pop music	#87CEEB
Raï	mediumvioletred
Reggae	purple
Rock	crimson (includes alternative, punk and prog)
Rumba	seagreen
Salsa	palegoldenrod
Samba	olive
Son montuno	darkslategray
Soul	orange (includes funk)
Tango	maroon
Zydeco	chartreuse

Universities

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Universities

File:UWOTowerLogo.jpeg
Motto: Veritas et Utilitas
Chancellor	Ellen Clitheroe
President	Paul Davenport
School type	Public
Religious affiliation	Main campus: None Brescia: Catholic Huron: Anglican King's: Catholic
Founded	1878
Location	London, Ontario, Canada
Enrollment	25 000 undergraduate 5000 graduate
Campus surroundings	Urban
Campus size	155 hectares
Mascot	Mustang

Corporations

See Wikipedia:Companies, Corporations and Economic Information

Military conflicts

This template is used on approximately 16,000 pages and changes may be widely noticed. Test changes in the template's /sandbox or /testcases subpages, or in your own user subpage. Consider discussing changes on the talk page before implementing them.

This template uses Lua:

Module:Infobox military conflict (sandbox)

Usage

Battle of Lützen

Part of the Thirty Years' War

The Battle of Lützen by Carl Wahlbom shows the death of King Gustavus Adolphus on 16 November 1632.

Date	6 November (O.S.) or 16 November (N.S.), 1632
Location	Near Lützen, southwest of Leipzig (present-day Germany) 51°15′N 12°08′E / 51.250°N 12.133°E / 51.250; 12.133
Result	Protestant victory (see Aftermath section)

Belligerents

Sweden
Protestant Union

Holy Roman Empire

Catholic League

Commanders and leaders

Gustavus Adolphus †

Dodo von Knyphausen

Bernhard of Saxe-Weimar

Robert Munro, 18th Baron of Foulis

Albrecht von Wallenstein

Heinrich Holk

Count Gottfried zu Pappenheim (DOW)

Strength

12,800 infantry
6,200 cavalry
60 guns

10,000 infantry
7,000 cavalry, plus 3,000 infantry and 2,000 cavalry on arrival
24 guns

Casualties and losses

3,400 dead and 1,600 wounded or missing

Probably about the same as Swedish casualties^[1]

A military conflict infobox (sometimes referred to as a warbox) may be used to summarize information about a particular military conflict (a battle, campaign, war, or group of related wars) in a standard manner.

Information summarized in an infobox should follow the general guidance for writing a lead section. It should not "make claims" or present material not covered by the article. As with a lead section, there is some discretion in citing information in an infobox. The same guidance should be applied to an infobox as given for citations in a lead section. Information in an infobox must conform with verifiability, point-of-view and other policies.

Information in the infobox should not be "controversial". Refer the reader to an appropriate section in the article or leave the parameter blank rather than make an unsubstantiated or doubtful claim.

The infobox should be added using the {{infobox military conflict}} template, as shown below:

{{Infobox military conflict
| conflict    = 
| width       = 
| partof      = 
| image       = 
| image_size  =
| image_upright =
| alt         =
| caption     = 
| date        = 
| place       = 
| coordinates = <!--Use the {{coord}} template -->
| map_type    = 
| map_relief  = 
| map_size    = 
| map_marksize = 
| map_caption = 
| map_label   = 
| territory   = 
| result      = 
| status      = 
| combatants_header = 
| combatant1  = 
| combatant2  = 
| combatant3  = 
| commander1  = 
| commander2  = 
| commander3  = 
| units1      = 
| units2      = 
| units3      = 
| strength1   = 
| strength2   = 
| strength3   = 
| casualties1 = 
| casualties2 = 
| casualties3 = 
| notes       = 
| campaignbox = 
}}

Note: When using parameters, avoid the ambiguous abbreviation "N/A", and instead use "unknown" or "none". All subjective or qualitative judgements and numerical quantities or statistics must be cited to a reliable source (see WP:MILMOS#CITE).

Parameters

conflict – the name of the conflict being described (e.g. "Battle of Lützen" or "World War I").
width – optional – the width of the infobox, e.g. "400px"; defaults to: "315px".
partof – optional – the larger conflict containing the event described in the article. For battles or campaigns, this should be the war during which the event takes place; for particularly large wars, this may include a theatre (e.g. "the Eastern Front of World War II"). For wars, the parameter may be used to link to a larger group of wars (e.g. the Italian War of 1521–26 to the Italian Wars). It may be necessary to insert "the" before the name of the war for proper grammar.
image – optional – an image for the warbox. Given in the form Example.jpg
image_size – optional – a size for the image
image_upright – optional – a scaling factor for the image to enlarge or reduce it

alt – optional – Alternative text for image that is accessible to screen readers to help the visually impaired

caption – optional – the text to be placed below the image.
date – optional – the date of the conflict described. Convention is to give the actual date for battles and the years for wars, but this does not always apply.
place – the location of the conflict. For conflicts covering a wide area, a general description (e.g. "France", or "Europe", or "Worldwide") may be used.
coordinates – optional – the location of the structure, given as a coordinate pair by using {{coord}} with display=inline,title. Used to display the geographic location of the conflict and the location on a map added with the map_type parameter.
map_type – optional – the base map to be used for the location map, e.g. "Scotland"; see {{location map}} for more details.
map_relief – optional – "yes" if the location map is a relief map; see {{location map}} for more details.
map_size – optional – width of the location map in pixels (px), e.g. "150"; defaults to: "220".
map_mark – optional – the name of a file to use as the location map marker, e.g. Green_pog.svg; defaults to: "Red_pog.svg".
map_marksize – optional – width of the location map marker in pixels (px), e.g. "10"; defaults to: "8".
map_caption – optional – caption displayed below the location map; defaults to "Location within {{{map_type}}}", e.g. "Location within Scotland".
map_label – optional – the label placed next to the marker on the location map.
territory – optional – any changes in territorial control as a result of the conflict; this should not be used for overly lengthy descriptions of the peace settlement.
action – optional – In case of Coup d'État, short description of modus operandi, e.g. "...marched over the city...", "...dissolving the Congress of the Republic...", "...take the government hostage ...", "...put the country under military control ...", etc.
result – optional – this parameter may use one of two standard terms: "X victory" or "Inconclusive". The term used is for the "immediate" outcome of the "subject" conflict and should reflect what the sources say. In cases where the standard terms do not accurately describe the outcome, a link or note should be made to the section of the article where the result is discussed in detail (such as "See the Aftermath section"). Such a note can also be used in conjunction with the standard terms but should not be used to conceal an ambiguity in the "immediate" result. Do not introduce non-standard terms like "decisive", "marginal" or "tactical", or contradictory statements like "decisive tactical victory but strategic defeat". Omit this parameter altogether rather than engage in speculation about which side won or by how much.
status – optional – for ongoing conflicts, the current status of the conflict. This should not be used if a final result (above) is provided.
combatants_header – optional – sets the header text for the combatants section. Default is "Belligerents". In case of Coup d'État, use "Government-Insurgents".
combatant1/combatant2/combatant3 – optional – the parties participating in the conflict. This is most commonly the countries whose forces took part in the conflict; however, larger groups (such as alliances or international organizations) or smaller ones (such as particular units, formations, or groups) may be indicated if doing so improves reader understanding. When there is a large number of participants, it may be better to list only the three or four major groups on each side of the conflict, and to describe the rest in the body of the article. The combatant3 field may be used if a conflict has three distinct "sides", and should be left blank on other articles. Combatants should be listed in order of importance to the conflict, be it in terms of military contribution, political clout, or a recognized chain of command. If differing metrics can support alternative lists, then ordering is left to the editors of the particular article. The practice of writing in a "Supported by" subheading is deprecated (see discussion).
- combatant1a/combatant2a/combatant3a – optional – in cases where the parties significantly changed over the course of the conflict, these subsidiary fields may be used to provide additional rows for the combatantN fields (above).
- combatant1b/combatant2b/combatant3b – optional – additional row, as above.
- combatant1c/combatant2c/combatant3c – optional – additional row, as above.
- combatant1d/combatant2d/combatant3d – optional – additional row, as above.
- combatant1e/combatant2e/combatant3e – optional – additional row, as above.
commander1/commander2/commander3 – optional – the commanders of the military forces involved. For battles, this should include military commanders (and other officers as necessary). For wars, only prominent or notable leaders should be listed, with an upper limit of about seven per combatant column recommended. Ranks and position titles should be omitted. The {{KIA}} and {{POW}} templates may be included immediately after the names of commanders who were killed in action or surrendered and were taken prisoner, respectively. The commander3 field can only be used if the combatant3 field is set.
- commander1a/commander2a/commander3a – optional – in cases where the commanders significantly changed over the course of the conflict, these subsidiary fields may be used to provide additional rows for the commanderN fields (above).
- commander1b/commander2b/commander3b – optional – additional row, as above.
- commander1c/commander2c/commander3c – optional – additional row, as above.
- commander1d/commander2d/commander3d – optional – additional row, as above.
- commander1e/commander2e/commander3e – optional – additional row, as above.
units1/units2/units3 – optional – the units or formations involved. If a large number of distinct formations is present, it may be better to reference an order of battle in the body of the article than to include the entire list in this field. The units3 field can only be used if the combatant3 field is set.
strength1/strength2 – optional – the numerical strength of the units involved.

polstrength1/polstrength2 – optional – In case of Coup d'Etat, political organizations that supported the government (1) respective the insurgents (2).
milstrength1/milstrength2 – optional – In case of Coup d'Etat, military units that supported the government (1) respective the insurgents (2).

strength3 – optional – if combatant3 is set, this is a third strength field identical to the two above; if it is not set, this is an alternate combined field for use where only the total participation in a conflict is known.
casualties1/casualties2 – optional – casualties suffered (including: dead, wounded, missing, captured and civilian deaths) and equipment losses. Note that this section of the infobox is headed "Casualties and losses". Terms such as "dead" (or "killed"), "wounded", or "captured" should be used in place of abbreviations such as "KIA" or "POW". Where equipment losses are reported, this should be confined to major or significant types of equipment broadly categorized such as: tanks, guns (artillery pieces), aircraft, destroyers etc.
casualties3 – optional – if combatant3 is set, this is a third casualty field identical to the two above; if it is not set, this is an alternate combined field for use where only the total casualties of a conflict are known, or where civilian casualties cannot be directly attributed to either side.
notes – optional – optional field for further notes; this should only be used in exceptional circumstances.
campaignbox – optional – optional field for appending a campaignbox template to the bottom of the infobox, which allows both boxes to float as a single element (useful if there are subsequent left floating images, which would otherwise not be able to float above the campaign box); the template must be specified in the format {{Campaignbox XYZ}}.

Campaignboxes

One common type of navigational template in articles concerning conflicts, wars and related topics is the campaignbox template, intended to provide context and convenient navigation among articles on the battles in a campaign, front, theater or war (or, more rarely, among several campaigns or wars).

If the article includes an infobox, the campaignbox/es are usually placed immediately after it (i.e. just below it). If available, as with infoboxes such as {{Infobox military conflict}}, use the infobox's |campaignbox= parameter:

{{Infobox military conflict
...
}}
{{Campaignbox XXXX}}

or

{{Infobox military conflict
...
| campaignbox = {{campaignbox XXXX}}
}}

Articles may include multiple campaignboxes; typically, these are stacked under the infobox. The most common scenario occurs when two levels of campaignboxes are present – for example, an article about a battle can include both a campaignbox listing the battle itself and an "enclosing" campaignbox listing the campaign, theater or war during which the battle took place. Similarly, an article about a war can include both a campaignbox listing the war (among a series of wars) and a campaignbox for the war itself, listing the battles that took place during it.

Creating campaignboxes

Existing campaignboxes may be viewed through the Campaignbox template category to which campaignboxes are added automatically. If a new campaignbox becomes necessary, it should be named Template:Campaignbox XXXX (where XXXX is the (shortened) name of the campaign) and should use {{Campaignbox}} thus:

{{Campaignbox
| name = 
| title = 
| battles = 
| notes = 
}}

Parameters

Note: These parameters are for {{Campaignbox}}.

name: The name by which Wikipedia refers to the template, i.e. "Template:Campaignbox XXXX". This can be produced by using {{subst:PAGENAME}}.
title: The name of the campaign or war, which, if an article about the campaign or war exists, should link to it. Dates should not be indicated unless needed for clarity. Note that long links may cause alignment problems; see the troubleshooting guide for more information.
battles: A chronological list of battles and operations in the campaign, linked as [[Battle of YYYY|YYYY]]. A convenient and accessible way to separate the items in the list is to add | listclass = hlist and then use the standard * (asterisk)-based listing format.
notes: (optional) Any explanatory notes needed to clarify the list. This option should be used sparingly.
(raw_name): (optional; deprecated) This parameter overrides the use of the title in determining the template name and exists for the sake of backward compatibility. When creating a new campaignbox, both title and name should be specified as above and this parameter omitted.

The following optional parameters are passed on to the templates {{Military navigation}} or {{Navbox}} used to create campaignboxes and so can affect their styling. See these two templates' documentation pages for further details.

state: To set whether the campaignbox appears fully visible or collapsed (to titlebar only) when it is first presented by a page.
bodyclass: CSS styling to affect the whole template.
listclass: CSS styling to affect the list of battles, operations, etc. (e.g. to affect |battles=).

The use of special formatting (such as bolding or changes in font size) in the list of battles – particularly to mark battles as "important" – is generally discouraged; while there are a few cases where such approaches may be both helpful to the reader and sufficiently well-sourced that they do not constitute original research, they are usually both unnecessary and potentially confusing. Similarly, dividing the list of battles into multiple blocks by inserting heading-like separations should be exceptional; if such a division is felt to be needed, a better solution may be to split the one campaignbox into two or more.

This infobox may be used to describe a particular planned or executed military operation or attack. For operations that resulted in combat, it can be used as an auxiliary template to the {{infobox military conflict}}, if necessary; for other types of operations, including those that were planned but never executed, it may be used alone. In the case of conflicts that consisted of multiple independent operations, multiple copies of the box may be used on a single article.

Example

Case Blue
Operational scope	Strategic offensive
Planned by	Wehrmacht
Objective	Capture of Caucasus oil fields
Date	Began 28 June 1942 (1942-06-28)
Executed by	Army Group South

{{Infobox military operation
 |name        = Case Blue
 |scope       = Strategic offensive
 |planned_by  = ''[[Wehrmacht]]''
 |objective   = Capture of [[Caucasus]] oil fields
 |executed    = Began {{start date|1942|06|28|df=y}}
 |executed_by = [[Army Group South]]
}}

Parameters

Note: These parameters are for {{Infobox military operation}}.

Note: When using parameters, avoid the ambiguous abbreviation "N/A", and instead use "unknown" or "none". All subjective or qualitative judgements and numerical quantities or statistics must be cited to a reliable source (see WP:MILMOS#CITE).

name – the name of the operational plan; names in multiple languages may be provided.
subtitle – alternative name of the conflict being described.
partof – optional – the larger conflict containing the event described in the article.
image – optional – an image for the warbox. Given in the form File:Example.jpg
image_upright – optional – image upright scaling factor.
alt – optional – Alternative text for image that is accessible to screen readers to help the visually impaired
caption – optional – the text to be placed below the image.
location – optional – the location of the operation.
coordinates – optional – the coordinates for the location above, given as {{coord}} with |display=inline,title. Used to display the geographic location of the conflict and the location on a map added with the map_type parameter. If coordinates for several locations are given, consider if hany shall have the title display.
map_type – optional – the base map to be used for the location map, e.g. "Scotland"; see {{location map}} for more details.
map_size – optional – width of the location map in pixels (px), e.g. "150"; defaults to: "220".
map_caption – optional – caption displayed below the location map; defaults to "Location within {{{map_type}}}", e.g. "Location within Scotland".
map_label – optional – the label placed next to the marker on the location map.
scope – optional – the scope of the operation, such as "Strategic", "Operational", or "Tactical".
type – optional – as an alternative to the scope field above, the type of operation, such as "Suicide attack" or "Ambush".
planned – optional – the date(s) on which the plan was developed.
planned_by – optional – the person or group responsible for developing the plan.
commanded_by – optional – the person commanding the operation.
objective – optional – the objective(s) of the operation.
target – optional – as an alternative to the objective field above, the target(s) of the operation.
date – optional – the date(s), if any, on which the operation was executed. use {{Start date}} (and {{End date}} if required)
time – optional – the time, if any, at which the operation was executed.
time-begin and time-end – optional – as an alternative to the time field above, the start and end times, respectively.
timezone – optional – the timezone of the location of the operation; UTC+X, UTC-X, or UTC (i.e. offset from UTC) is preferred.
executed_by – optional – the people, groups, units, or formations responsible for executing the operation.
outcome – optional – the outcome of the operation from the perspective of the planners with a very brief summary of defence if appropriate.
casualties – optional – any casualties occurring during the execution of the operation.
fatalities – optional – as an alternative to the casualties field above, the number of fatalities occurring during the execution of the operation.
injuries – optional – as an alternative to the casualties field above, the number of injuries occurring during the execution of the operation.

Microformat

The HTML mark-up produced by this template includes an hCalendar microformat that makes event details readily parsable by computer programs. This aids tasks such as the cataloguing of articles and maintenance of databases. For more information about the use of microformats on Wikipedia, please visit the Microformat WikiProject.

Classes used

The HTML classes of this microformat include:

attendee
contact
description
dtend
dtstart
location
organiser
summary
url
vevent

Please do not rename or remove these classes
nor collapse nested elements which use them.

TemplateData

TemplateData for this template used by TemplateWizard, VisualEditor and other tools

See a monthly parameter usage report for Template:Infobox in articles based on its TemplateData.

TemplateData for Infobox

This infobox may be used to describe a particular planned or executed military operation or attack.

Template parameters
This template has custom formatting.
Parameter		Description	Type	Status
Name	`name`	The name of the military operation	String	suggested

Microformat

The HTML markup produced by this template includes an hCalendar microformat, which makes the event details parsable by computers, either acting automatically to catalogue article across Wikipedia, or via a browser tool operated by a person, to (for example) add the subject to a calendar or diary application. Within the hCalendar is a Geo microformat, which additionally makes the coordinates (latitude & longitude) parsable, so that they can be, say, looked up on a map, or downloaded to a GPS unit. For more information about the use of microformats on Wikipedia, please see the microformat project.

Dates will only be included if you use {{Start date}} or {{End date}} (use the former for single dates, but do not use any of these if the date is before 1583 CE). {{End date}} requires that a time be specified, but display of this time may be suppressed by adding |nodate=yes to the end.

To include a URL, use {{URL}}.

hCalendar uses HTML classes including:

attendee
dtend
dtstart
location
summary
url
vevent

Geo is produced by calling {{coord}}, and uses HTML classes:

geo
latitude
longitude

Please do not rename or remove these classes nor collapse nested elements which use them.
Also, when giving coordinates, please don't be overly precise.

TemplateData

This is the TemplateData for this template used by TemplateWizard, VisualEditor and other tools. See a monthly parameter usage report for Template:Infobox in articles based on its TemplateData.

TemplateData for Infobox

TemplateData

Summarize information about a particular military conflict (a battle, campaign, war, or group of related wars).

Template parameters
This template has custom formatting.
Parameter		Description	Type	Status
Conflict	`conflict`	The name of the conflict being described.	Line	required
Width	`width`	Width of the infobox. Default 315px	String	optional
Part of	`partof`	The larger conflict containing the event described in the article.	Page name	optional
Image	`image`	An image for the warbox given in the form Example.jpg.	File	optional
Image size	`image_size`	The size of the image	String	optional
Image upright	`image_upright`	A scaling factor for the image	String	optional
Alt	`alt`	Alternative textual description of the image	String	optional
Caption	`caption`	The text to be placed below the image.	String	optional
Date	`date`	The date of the conflict described. Convention is to give the actual date for battles and the years for wars, but this does not always apply.	String	optional
Place	`place`	The location of the conflict.	String	required
Coordinates	`coordinates`	The location of the structure, given as a coordinate pair by using {{coord}} with display=inline,title.	String	optional
Map Type	`map_type`	The base map to be used for the location map, e.g. "Scotland"; see {{location map}} for more details.	String	optional
Map Relief	`map_relief`	"yes" if the location map is a relief map.	String	optional
Map Size	`map_size`	Width of the location map in pixels (px). Default 220	Number	optional
Map Marker	`map_mark`	File to use as the location map marker. Default red_pog.svg	String	optional
Map Marker Size	`map_marksize`	Width of the location map marker in pixels (px). Default 8	Number	optional
Map Caption	`map_caption`	Caption displayed below the location map. Default Location within {{{map_type}}}	String	optional
Map Label	`map_label`	The label placed next to the marker on the location map.	Line	optional
Territory	`territory`	Any changes in territorial control as a result of the conflict; this should not be used for overly lengthy descriptions of the peace settlement.	String	optional
Result	`result`	This parameter may use one of two standard terms: "X victory" or "Inconclusive". The term used is for the "immediate" outcome of the "subject" conflict and should reflect what the sources say. In cases where the standard terms do not accurately describe the outcome, a link or note should be made to the section of the article where the result is discussed in detail (such as "See the Aftermath section"). Such a note can also be used in conjunction with the standard terms but should not be used to conceal an ambiguity in the "immediate" result. Do not introduce non-standard terms like "decisive", "marginal" or "tactical", or contradictory statements like "decisive tactical victory but strategic defeat". Omit this parameter altogether rather than engage in speculation about which side won or by how much.	String	optional
Status	`status`	For ongoing conflicts, the current status of the conflict.	Line	optional
"Combatants" Header Text	`combatants_header`	Sets the header text for the combatants section. Default Belligerents	Line	optional
Combatant 1	`combatant1`	A party participating in the conflict.	String	optional
Combatant 2	`combatant2`	A party participating in the conflict.	String	optional
Combatant 3	`combatant3`	A party participating in the conflict. (only if the conflict has three distinct "sides")	String	optional
Combatant 1a	`combatant1a`	In cases where the parties significantly changed over the course of the conflict, this field may be used to provide additional rows for the Combatant 1 field.	String	optional
Combatant 2a	`combatant2a`	In cases where the parties significantly changed over the course of the conflict, this field may be used to provide additional rows for the Combatant 2 field.	String	optional
Combatant 3a	`combatant3a`	In cases where the parties significantly changed over the course of the conflict, this field may be used to provide additional rows for the Combatant 3 field.	String	optional
Combatant 1b	`combatant1b`	In cases where the parties significantly changed over the course of the conflict, this field may be used to provide additional rows for the Combatant 1 field.	String	optional
Combatant 2b	`combatant2b`	In cases where the parties significantly changed over the course of the conflict, this field may be used to provide additional rows for the Combatant 2 field.	String	optional
Combatant 3b	`combatant3b`	In cases where the parties significantly changed over the course of the conflict, this field may be used to provide additional rows for the Combatant 3 field.	String	optional
Combatant 1c	`combatant1c`	In cases where the parties significantly changed over the course of the conflict, this field may be used to provide additional rows for the Combatant 1 field.	String	optional
Combatant 2c	`combatant2c`	In cases where the parties significantly changed over the course of the conflict, this field may be used to provide additional rows for the Combatant 2 field.	String	optional
Combatant 3c	`combatant3c`	In cases where the parties significantly changed over the course of the conflict, this field may be used to provide additional rows for the Combatant 3 field.	String	optional
Combatant 1d	`combatant1d`	In cases where the parties significantly changed over the course of the conflict, this field may be used to provide additional rows for the Combatant 1 field.	String	optional
Combatant 2d	`combatant2d`	In cases where the parties significantly changed over the course of the conflict, this field may be used to provide additional rows for the Combatant 2 field.	String	optional
Combatant 3d	`combatant3d`	In cases where the parties significantly changed over the course of the conflict, this field may be used to provide additional rows for the Combatant 3 field.	String	optional
Commander of Combatant 1	`commander1`	The commanders of the military forces of Combatant (1) involved.	String	optional
Commander of Combatant 2	`commander2`	The commanders of the military forces of Combatant 2 involved.	String	optional
Commander of Combatant 3	`commander3`	The commanders of the military forces of Combatant 3 involved.	String	optional
Units of Combatant 1	`units1`	The units or formations of Combatant 1 involved. If a large number of distinct formations is present, it may be better to reference an order of battle in the body of the article than to include the entire list in this field.	String	optional
Units of Combatant 2	`units2`	The units or formations of Combatant 2 involved. If a large number of distinct formations is present, it may be better to reference an order of battle in the body of the article than to include the entire list in this field.	String	optional
Units of Combatant 3	`units3`	The units or formations of Combatant 3 involved. If a large number of distinct formations is present, it may be better to reference an order of battle in the body of the article than to include the entire list in this field.	String	optional
Strength of Combatant 1	`strength1`	The numerical strength of Combatant 1.	String	optional
Strength of Combatant 2	`strength2`	The numerical strength of Combatant 2.	String	optional
Strength of Combatant 3	`strength3`	If Combatant 3 is set, this field is for the numerical strength of Combatant 3. If Combatant 3 is not set, this is an alternate combined field for use where only the total participation in a conflict is known.	String	optional
Casualties of Combatant 1	`casualties1`	Casualties suffered by Combatant 1 (including: dead, wounded, missing, captured and civilian deaths) and equipment losses. Terms such as "dead" (or "killed"), "wounded", or "captured" should be used in place of abbreviations such as "KIA" or "POW". Where equipment losses are reported, this should be confined to major or significant types of equipment broadly categorized such as: tanks, guns (artillery pieces), aircraft, destroyers etc.	String	optional
Casualties of Combatant 2	`casualties2`	Casualties suffered by Combatant 2 (including: dead, wounded, missing, captured and civilian deaths) and equipment losses. Terms such as "dead" (or "killed"), "wounded", or "captured" should be used in place of abbreviations such as "KIA" or "POW". Where equipment losses are reported, this should be confined to major or significant types of equipment broadly categorized such as: tanks, guns (artillery pieces), aircraft, destroyers etc.	String	optional
Casualties of Combatant 3	`casualties3`	If Combatant 3 is set, this field is for the casualties suffered by Combatant 3, (including: dead, wounded, missing, captured and civilian deaths) and equipment losses. Terms such as "dead" (or "killed"), "wounded", or "captured" should be used in place of abbreviations such as "KIA" or "POW". Where equipment losses are reported, this should be confined to major or significant types of equipment broadly categorized such as: tanks, guns (artillery pieces), aircraft, destroyers etc. If combatant3 is not set, this is an alternate combined field for use where only the total casualties of a conflict are known, or where civilian casualties cannot be directly attributed to either side.	String	optional
Notes	`notes`	Optional field for further notes; this should only be used in exceptional circumstances.	String	optional
Campaignbox	`campaignbox`	Optional field for appending a campaignbox template to the bottom of the infobox, which allows both boxes to float as a single element (useful if there are subsequent left floating images, which would otherwise not be able to float above the campaign box); the template must be specified in the format {{Campaignbox XYZ}}.	String	optional

Technology

Digital cameras

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Digital cameras

Template:Infobox Digicam

Planes

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Aircraft

Messerschmitt Me 163B-1
File:Me 163B-0.jpg
Description
Role	Interceptor
Crew	One, pilot
First Flight	September 1 1941 (Me 163A)
Manufacturers	Messerschmitt, Hirth, Klemm
Dimensions
Length	5.70m	18' 8"
Wingspan	9.33m	30' 7"
Height	2.75m	9'
Wing area	18.50m²	200ft²
Weights
Empty	1,905kg	4,191 lb
Loaded	3,950 kg	8,690 lb
Maximum takeoff	4,310kg	9,500 lb
Powerplant
Engines	1x Walter 109-509A-2 rocket
Thrust	17kN	3,750 lb
Performance
Maximum speed	960 km/h	596 mph
Endurance	8 minutes
Service ceiling	12,100 m	39,700 ft
Rate of climb	3,666 m/min	11,733 ft/min
Wing loading	213 kg/m²	43 lb/ft²
Thrust/Weight	1:2.3
Avionics
Avionics
Armament
Guns	2 x 30 mm MK 108 cannon

Rockets

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Rockets

Saturn V
Saturn V launch Saturn V launching Apollo 15.
Stages
1 - S-IC	Engines
Thrust		N
ISP		s
Burn time		~ sec
Fuels		RP-1/LOX
2 - S-II	Engines
Thrust		N
Burn time		~ sec
Fuels		LH2/LOX
3 - S-IVB	Engines
Thrust		N
Burn time		~ sec
Fuels		LH2/LOX
Three stage version
Payload to LEO		118,000 kg
Payload to TLI		47,000 kg

Software

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Software.

Software name
Developer(s)	Software developer

Stable release	x.y.z

Operating system	operating system
Type	genre
License	software license
Website	website

Space missions

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Space Missions

**Mercury 3**
Mission statistics
Mission name:	Mercury MR-3
Call sign:	Freedom 7
Number of crew members:	1
Launch:	May 5, 1961 14:34 UTC Cape Canaveral Complex 5
Landing:	May 5, 1961 14:49:28 UTC
Duration:	15 minutes, 28 seconds
Number of orbits:	None

Ships

Career

Ordered:
Laid down:
Launched:	5 December 1885
Commissioned:	17 April 1889
Decommissioned:	30 September 1923
Fate:	Sold for scrap, 21 June 1946
Struck:
General characteristics
Displacement:	4,500 tons
Length:	342.2 ft (104 m)
Beam:	48.3 ft (14.7 m)
Draught:	19 ft (5.8 m)
Propulsion:
Speed:	14 knots (26 km/h)
Range:
Complement:	33 officers, 376 enlisted
Armament:	4 x 8 in (203 mm) guns, 8 x 6 in (152 mm) guns, 2 x 5 in (127 mm) guns
Aircraft:
Motto:

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Ships. In the box to the right of the Career box the ensign or jack of the appropriate navy or fleet auxiliary force is reproduced. In the top box, a picture of the ship in question is reproduced.

Top level domains

.org
.org -- Serving the public interest
Introduced	1985
TLD type	Generic top-level domain
Status	Active
Registry	Public Interest Registry (operated by Afilias)
Sponsor	Not technically sponsored, but PIR is connected with the Internet Society
Intended use	Miscellaneous organizations not fitting in other categories (generally noncommercial)
Actual use	Nonprofits; personal sites; open-source projects; sometimes used by commercial entities
Registration restrictions	None
Structure	Registrations at second level permitted
Documents	RFC 920; RFC 1591; ICANN registry agreement
Dispute policies	UDRP
Registry website	Public Interest Registry

Unsponsored gTLDs	#FC0
Sponsored gTLDs	#FCC
CCTLDs	#CCF
Infrastructure TLDs	#FF9
Reserved TLDs	#6CC
Unassigned TLDs	#F0FFF0
Discontinued TLDs	#CCC
Proposed TLDs	#D2B48C

Weaponry

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Weaponry

US M203
Technical summary

File:M203.jpg

Also known as: 'xxxx'

Caliber:

40 mm grenade

Firearm action:

Single-shot

Barrel length:

12 in (305 mm)

Overall length w/M16:

39 in (990 mm)

Effective range:

492 ft (150 m)

Maximum range:

1,312 ft (400 m)

Rate of fire:

5 to 7 round/min

Muzzle velocity:

250 fp (76 m/s)

Weight, launcher (loaded):

3.5 lb (1.6 kg)

Weight w/M16 (loaded):

11 lb (5.0 kg)

Other

Protected Areas

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Protected Areas and Template talk:Infobox protected area.

Splendor in the Grass National Park
IUCN category II (national park)
Location	Kansas, USA
Nearest city	Wichita, KS
Area	50,000 acres (20,230 hectares)
Established	January 1, 1907
Visitors	654,321 (in 2005)
Governing body	National Park Service

Different colors depending on protection level. Standard colors and format (from a table to a template) changed in October 2005; may take time to phase out tables on existing articles.

IUCN Category	Former	Current
Ia: Strict Nature Reserve	#D06030	#E7AF97
Ib: Wilderness Area	#B5954B	#DACAA5
II: National Park	#9BCB65	#CDE5B2
III: Natural Monument	#80FF80	#BFFFBF
IV: Habitat/Species Management Area	#65CB9B	#B2E5CD
V: Protected Landscape/Seascape	#4B95B5	#A5CADA
VI: Managed Resource Protected Area	#3060D0	#A8BDEC

Numbers

see Wikiproject Numbers

2
Cardinal	Two
Ordinal	Second
Numeral system	Binary
Factorization	(Prime number)
Roman numeral	II
Binary	10
Hexadecimal	2

Alternative Medicine

See: Wikiproject on Alternative Medicine

Homeopathy Medicine:CAM Founded
by:Samuel
Hahnemann NCCAM:Alternative
Medical System Modality:Professionalized Culture:Western

Culture	#ffcccc
Geography	#ccffcc
History	#ccffcc
Mathematics	#ccccff
People	#0000ff (blue)
Science	#ccccff
Human societies	#ffcccc
Technology	#ccccff

Station Information

Line	IRT Lexington Avenue Line
Services	4, 6, and <6>
Transfers	N, R, and W N and Q J and Z
Platform	Side Platforms
Tracks	4
Other
Next North	Spring Street 4, 6, and <6>
Next South	Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall 4, 5, 6, and <6>
Opened	October 27, 1904

{{{Name}}}
[[Image:{{{Cover}}}\|225px\|Cover]]
{{{Type}}} by {{{Artist}}}
Released	{{{release date}}}
Format	{{{Audio Format}}}
Genre(s)	{{{Genre(s)}}}
Length	{{{Length}}}
Label	{{{Label}}}
Producer	{{{Producer}}}
Certification	{{{Certifications}}}
{{{Artist}}} Chronology
{{{Last album/EP/maxi single}}}	{{{This album/EP/maxi single}}}	{{{Next album/EP/maxi single}}}

Ageless Medley
Cover
EP by Amy Grant
Released	1983
Format	7" Single Cassette
Genre(s)	Gospel/Christian
Length	6:10
Label	Myrrh/Word
Producer	Brown Bannister
Certification	N/A
Amy Grant Chronology
Age to Age (1982)	Ageless Medley (1983)	A Christmas Album (1983)

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