Wikipedia:WikiProject Mountains/Multi-Template
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There are several different templates that used to be used to construct a mountain infobox. These templates are now deprecated.
- The infobox must start with either
- {{Mtnbox start}}
- Named arguments: Name, Photo, Caption, Elevation, Location, Range
- or
- {{Mtnbox start nopic}}
- Named arguments: Name, Elevation, Location, Range
- or
- {{Mtnbox start norange}}
- Named arguments: Name, Photo, Caption, Elevation, Location
- or
- {{Mtnbox start nopic norange}}
- Named arguments: Name, Elevation, Location
- The next template (describing the topographic prominence of the peak) is optional:
- {{Mtnbox prom}}
- 1 positional parameter
- The next template in the infobox must define the latitude and longitude. Either of these templates is acceptable:
- {{Mtnbox coor dms}}
- 9 positional parameters - same as {{coor dms}}
- {{Mtnbox coor dm}}
- 7 positional parameters - same as {{coor dm}}
- {{Mtnbox coor d}}
- 5 positional parameters - same as {{coor d}}
- The next template (describing the topo map that the mountain appears on) is optional:
- {{Mtnbox topo}}
- 1 positional parameter
- The next (optional) template describes the geology of the mountain. Either one of these templates is acceptable:
- {{Mtnbox geology}}
- Named arguments: Type, Age
- {{Mtnbox volcano}}
- Named arguments: Type, Age, Last eruption
- The next (optional) template describes the climbing of the mountain:
- {{Mtnbox climb}}
- Named arguments: First ascent, Easiest route
- The next templates are specific to peaks in the British Isles.
- {{Mtnbox UK}} - for Great Britain and the Isle of Man
- {{Mtnbox Ireland}} - for the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland
- Both have the named arguments: grid_ref, listing
- The next template (describing the etymology and pronunciation of the mountain's name) is optional:
- {{Mtnbox language}}
- Named arguments: translation, language, pronunciation
- Finally, the infobox must finish with:
- {{Mtnbox finish}}