Template:Geobox Mountain Range

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This template is to be used for mountains, hills, peaks, volcanoes etc.. It belongs to the Geobox series of templates, which are designated to be used for various geography related articles. They use the same layout, internal logic and coherently named fields. All templates can have a name on top, picture below, then section on Country, Region etc. followed by fields which are specific for every geographic feature, with a map at the bottom.

It uses highly complex syntax which relies on many subtemplates which are common to the series. For general instructions see Geobox, please do read them. Below are all the fields for this particular template with one or more blank tables which should be copied into the article and then filled in (rather than copying the template code from an existing page). Please respect these rules:

  • do not put multiple items into one field, use numbered fields instead (e.g. city, city1, city2…).
  • enter unformatted numbers only, both metric and imperial values are displayed, provide either metric or imperial ones, the opposite is calculated automatically
  • do not put note and references into the fields themselves, use appropriate _note field
  • do not delete fields you did not use, someone else might need them in future

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field explanation note field
Name
name name of the range (if left blank, article title will be used)
native_name native name of the range if different from the English one, it is printed in brackets on the same line as name
other_name, other_name1 … other names of the range, can contain names in other languages (then preferable in the {{lang-xx|}} style)
Image
image a representative photograph of the range
image_size photograph size in pixels (set to 256 if left blank), input just the number (i.e. without 'px')
image_caption photograph caption
Country etc.
country, country1 … country/countries in which the range lies
state, state1 … state/states in which the range lies
region, region1 … region/regions in which the range lies
district, district1 … district/districts in which the range lies
city, city1 … major city/cities (or other type of seats) which lie within the range
country_type
state_type
region_type
district_type
city_type
Text to be displayed instead of the default category name, e.g. it can be region_type = County for the USA, or city_type = Villages. These can contain wikilinks too, e.g. state_type = [[States of Germany|Bundesland]].
Orography
unit, unit1 … higher orographic unit/units to which the range belongs, (e.g. unit = Western Carpathians and unit1 = Carpathians) unit_note
border, border1 … oragraphic unit/units on which the range borders border_note
geology, geology1 … geological composition (i.e. rock type/types) geology_note
period, period1 … the age of the rocks period_note
orogeny, orogeny1 … orogenic process during which the range was raised orogeny_note
Geography
area(_imperial) range area in km² (mi²) area_note
length(_imperial) range length in km (miles) length_note
length_orientation orientation of the length length_note
width(_imperial) range width in km (miles) width_note
width_orientation orientation of the width width_note
highest_name highest point name highest_name_note
highest_location * can be a descriptive location (e.g. Northwest from the Orange hamlet) highest_location_note
highest_lat_d … ** highest point latitude and longitude in degrees, minutes, seconds and hemispheres (use N or W and W or E) highest_coordinates_note
highest_elevation(_imperial) highest point elevation in meters (feet) highest_elevation_note
lowest_name lowest point name source_name_note, source1_name_note
lowest_location * a descriptive location lowest_location_note
lowest_lat_d … ** lowest point latitude and longitude in degrees, minutes, seconds and hemispheres (use N or S, and W or E) lowest_coordinates_note
lowest_elevation(_imperial) lowest point elevation in meters (feet) higfhest_elevation_note
woods percentage of the range area that is forested woods_note
Free fields
free_name, free1_name … free field name free_name_note, fre1e_value_note …
free_value, free1_value … free field value free_value_note, free1_value_note …
Map section
map map showing river, its basin, tributaries etc.
map_size map size in pixels (set to 256 if left blank)
map_caption map caption
map_first whether the map should be displayed on top, instead of the photograph
* All locations can have additional fields: field_district, field_district1 …, field_state, field_state1 …, field_region, field_region1 …, field_country, field_country1 …
** Coordinates are defined as field_lat_d, field_lat_m, field_lat_s, field_lat_NS, field_long_d, field_long_m, field_long_s, field_long_WE

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Blank templates that can be copied into a new page and then filled in. There are many additional fields (not included here) which change how various fields are displayed, please consult Geobox main page first.

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Metric values Imperial values
{{Geobox Mountain Range
<!-- *** Name section *** -->
| name                        =
| native_name                 = 
| other_name                  = 
| other_name1                 = 
<!-- *** Image *** -->
| image                       = 
| image_size                  =    
| image_caption               = 
<!-- *** Country etc. *** -->
| country                     = 
| country1                    =
| state                       = 
| state1                      = 
| region                      = 
| region1                     = 
| district                    = 
| district1                   =  
| city                        = 
| city1                       = 
<!-- *** Orography *** -->
| unit                        = 
| unit1                       = 
| part_count                  = 
| part                        = 
| part1                       = 
| border                      = 
| border1                     = 
| geology                     = 
| geology1                    = 
| period                      =   
| period1                     =
| orogeny                     =   
| orogeny1                    =  
<!-- *** Geography *** -->
| area                        =   
| length                      = 
| length_orientation          = 
| width                       = 
| width_orientation           = 
| highest                     = 
| highest location            =
| highest_country             =
| highest_state               =
| highest_region              =
| highest_district            =
| highest_elevation           = 
| highest_lat_d               =         
| highest_lat_m               = 
| highest_lat_s               = 
| highest_lat_NS              = 
| highest_long_d              =         
| highest_long_m              = 
| highest_long_s              = 
| highest_long_WE             = 
| lowest                      = 
| lowest_location             =
| lowest_country              =
| lowest_state                =
| lowest_region               =
| lowest_district             =
| lowest_elevation            = 
| lowest_lat_d                =         
| lowest_lat_m                = 
| lowest_lat_s                = 
| lowest_lat_NS               = 
| lowest_long_d               =         
| lowest_long_m               = 
| lowest_long_s               = 
| lowest_long_WE              = 
| woods                       =
<!-- *** Free fields *** -->
| free_name                   =  
| free_value                  = 
<!-- *** Map section *** -->
| map                         = 
| map_size                    = 
| map_caption                 =  
| map_first                   =   
}}
{{Geobox Mountain Range
<!-- *** Name section *** -->
| name                        =
| native_name                 = 
| other_name                  = 
| other_name1                 = 
<!-- *** Image *** -->
| image                       = 
| image_size                  =    
| image_caption               = 
<!-- *** Country etc. *** -->
| country                     = 
| country1                    =
| state                       = 
| state1                      = 
| region                      = 
| region1                     = 
| district                    = 
| district1                   = 
| city                        = 
| city1                       =  
<!-- *** Orography *** -->
| unit                        = 
| unit1                       = 
| part_count                  = 
| part                        = 
| part1                       = 
| border                      = 
| border1                     = 
| geology                     = 
| geology1                    = 
| period                      =   
| period1                     =
| orogeny                     =   
| orogeny1                    =  
<!-- *** Geography *** -->
| area                        =   
| length_imperial             = 
| length_orientation          = 
| width_imperial              = 
| width_orientation           = 
| highest                     = 
| highest location            =
| highest_country             =
| highest_state               =
| highest_region              =
| highest_district            =
| highest_elevation_imperial  = 
| highest_lat_d               =         
| highest_lat_m               = 
| highest_lat_s               = 
| highest_lat_NS              = 
| highest_long_d              =         
| highest_long_m              = 
| highest_long_s              = 
| highest_long_WE             = 
| lowest                      = 
| lowest_location             =
| lowest_country              =
| lowest_state                =
| lowest_region               =
| lowest_district             =
| lowest_elevation_imperial   = 
| lowest_lat_d                =         
| lowest_lat_m                = 
| lowest_lat_s                = 
| lowest_lat_NS               = 
| lowest_long_d               =         
| lowest_long_m               = 
| lowest_long_s               = 
| lowest_long_WE              = 
| woods                       =
<!-- *** Free fields *** -->
| free_name                   =  
| free_value                  = 
<!-- *** Map section *** -->
| map                         = 
| map_size                    = 
| map_caption                 =  
| map_first                   =   
}}