Wikipedia:WikiProject Countries/Templates/Navboxes

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Editors have defined various navbox (navigational) templates in Wikipedia's template namespace for use e.g. as footers at the ends of articles about countries and/or their subdivision. Here are links to pages listing some of them. These are for informational purposes; listing does not imply endorsement.

[edit] Continental/subcontinental

• Continental and subcontinental regions

[edit] Country subdivisions

• African countries
• Americas countries
• Asian countries
• European countries
• Oceanian and Australasian countries

[edit] Related organizations

• Geopolitical organizations

[edit] Other navbox templates

{{Buddhist state}}

{{Monarchies}}

v • d • e Monarchies Absolute monarchies Brunei · Oman · Saudi Arabia · Swaziland · Vatican Constitutional monarchies Antigua and Barbudac · Australiac · Andorra · Bahamasc · Bahrain · Barbadosc · Belizec · Belgium · Bhutan · Cambodia · Canadac · Denmark · Grenadac · Jamaicac · Japanj · Jordan · Kuwait · Liechtenstein · Lesotho · Luxembourg · Malaysia · Monaco · Morocco · Netherlands · New Zealandc · Norway · Papua New Guineac · Qatarq · Spain · Saint Kitts and Nevisc · Saint Luciac · Saint Vincent and the Grenadinesc · Solomon Islandsc · Sweden · Thailand · Tonga · Tuvaluc · United Arab Emiratesu · United Kingdomc Elective monarchies Andorra · Cambodia · Kuwait · Malaysia · Swaziland · United Arab Emiratesu · Vatican Subnational monarchies Alo (Wallis and Futuna) · Ankole (Uganda) · Ashanti (Ghana) · Buganda (Uganda) · Bunyoro (Uganda) · Busoga (Uganda) · Dagbon (Ghana) · Māori (New Zealand) · Sigave (Wallis and Futuna) · Tibet (People's Republic of China) · Toro (Uganda) · Uvea (Wallis and Futuna) · Yogyakarta (Indonesia) · Zululand (South Africa) (c) All 16 Commonwealth realms share one monarch represented, except for the U.K., by a Governor-General  · (j) Monarch debatable as being true Head of State. · (q) Technically a constitutional monarchy but displays effective properties of an absolute monarchy. (u) Uses the non-monarchical title President.

[edit] See also

• Wikipedia:Navigational templates, examples and a general list of navbox (navigational)-style templates.
• Wikipedia:Article series
• Wikipedia:Page footers, proposals for footer styles.
• Wikipedia:WikiProject Countries
  • Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Countries