Template:Mountain index row

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Usage

Every row in a mountain index article should call this template once.

Elevation in meters

{{Mountain index row
|Name    = <!-- Official name of the peak, without disambiguation -->
|Dab     = <!-- Disambiguator to distinguish peak, typically State or County,State. No parentheses -->
|GNIS    = <!-- GNIS number assigned by USGS, template takes care of link -->
|CGNDB   = <!-- Canadian database number for peak -->
|State   = <!-- Two-letter postal abbreviation -->
|Province= <!-- Full province name -->
|County  = <!-- Bare county name, no "County" or state -->
|Region  = <!-- If peak is not in a County, use this field instead (e.g., Alaska boroughs)
|Topo    =  <!-- Name of USGS topo map -->
|NTS     =  <!-- Name of National Topographic System (NTS) topo map -->
|Coord   =  <!-- {{coord|dd|mm|ss|N|dd|mm|ss|E|region:XX_type:mountain}} -->
|Elevation ft = <!-- Elevation in feet, as a plain unformatted number -->
<!-- OR -->
|Elevation m = <!-- Elevation in meters, as a plain unformatted number -->
<!-- END OR -->
|First   =  <!-- Set to 1 if this is the first row -->
|Last    =  <!-- Set to 1 if this is the last row  -->
}}

Examples

United States

{{Mountain index row|Name=Mount Lincoln|Dab=California|GNIS=262489|State=CA|County=Placer
   |Topo=Norden|Coord={{coord|39|17|16|N|120|19|41|W|}}|Elevation ft=8369|First=1}}
{{Mountain index row|Name=Mount Lincoln|Dab=Mesa County, Colorado|GNIS=174438|State=CO|County=Mesa
   |Topo=Cameo|Coord={{coord|39|08|09|N|108|21|09|W|}}|Elevation ft=6630}}
{{Mountain index row|Name=Mount Lincoln|Dab=Colorado|GNIS=179956|State=CO|County=Park
   |Topo=Alma|Coord={{coord|39|21|05|N|106|06|41|W|}}|Elevation ft=14265}}
{{Mountain index row|Name=Mount Lincoln|Dab=Massachusetts|GNIS=609176|State=MA|County=Hampshire
   |Topo=Belchertown|Coord={{coord|42|21|50|N|072|25|23|W|}}|Elevation ft=1230}}
{{Mountain index row|Name=Mount Lincoln|Dab=Nevada|GNIS=841648|State=NV|County=Churchill
   |Topo=Table Mountain|Coord={{coord|39|32|58|N|118|15|47|W|}}|Elevation ft=8566}}
{{Mountain index row|Name=Mount Lincoln|Dab=New Hampshire|GNIS=872176|State=NH|County=Grafton
   |Topo=Franconia|Coord={{coord|44|08|56|N|071|38|40|W|}}|Elevation ft=5085}}
{{Mountain index row|Name=Mount Lincoln|Dab=Oklahoma|GNIS=1102043|State=OK|County=Comanche
   |Topo=Quanah Mountain|Coord={{coord|34|42|45|N|098|43|17|W|}}|Elevation ft=2205}}
{{Mountain index row|Name=Mount Lincoln|Dab=Washington|GNIS=1522131|State=WA|County=Mason
   |Topo=Mount Skokomish|Coord={{coord|47|33|00|N|123|19|42|W|}}|Elevation ft=5764|Last=1}}

yields

Name	USGS link	State	County	USGS map	Coordinates	Elevation
Mount Lincoln	[1]	California	Placer	Norden	39°17′16″N 120°19′41″W	8,369 ft	2,551 m
Mount Lincoln	[2]	Colorado	Mesa	Cameo	39°08′09″N 108°21′09″W	6,630 ft	2,020 m
Mount Lincoln	[3]	Colorado	Park	Alma	39°21′05″N 106°06′41″W	14,265 ft	4,348 m
Mount Lincoln	[4]	Massachusetts	Hampshire	Belchertown	42°21′50″N 072°25′23″W	1,230 ft	370 m
Mount Lincoln	[5]	Nevada	Churchill	Table Mountain	39°32′58″N 118°15′47″W	8,566 ft	2,611 m
Mount Lincoln	[6]	New Hampshire	Grafton	Franconia	44°08′56″N 071°38′40″W	5,085 ft	1,550 m
Mount Lincoln	[7]	Oklahoma	Comanche	Quanah Mountain	34°42′45″N 098°43′17″W	2,205 ft	672 m
Mount Lincoln	[8]	Washington	Mason	Mount Skokomish	47°33′00″N 123°19′42″W	5,764 ft	1,757 m

Canada

{{Mountain index row|Name=Granite Peak|Dab=Purcell Mountains|CGNDB=JAWBE|Region=East Kootenay|Province=BC
   |NTS=082K07|Coord={{coord|50|27|00|N|116|35|00|W}}|First=1}}
{{Mountain index row|Name=Granite Peak|Dab=Pacific Ranges|CGNDB=JAWBF|Region=Bute Inlet|Province=BC
   |NTS=092K10|Coord={{coord|50|43|00|N|124|58|00|W}}|Last=1}}

yields

Name	CGNDB link	Province	Region	NTS map	Coordinates
Granite Peak	[9]	British Columbia	East Kootenay	082K07	50°27′00″N 116°35′00″W
Granite Peak	[10]	British Columbia	Bute Inlet	092K10	50°43′00″N 124°58′00″W

Microformat

The HTML markup produced by this template includes an hCard microformat, which makes the place-name and location parsable by computers, either acting automatically to catalogue articles across Wikipedia, or via a browser tool operated by a person, to (for example) add the subject to an address book. Within the hCard 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.

Sub-templates

If the place or venue has "established", "founded", "opened" or similar dates, use {{start date}} for the earliest of those dates unless the date is before 1583 CE.

If it has a URL, use {{URL}}.

Please do not remove instances of these sub-templates.

Classes

hCard uses HTML classes including:

• adr
• agent
• category
• county-name
• extended-address
• fn
• label
• locality
• nickname
• note
• org
• region
• street-address
• uid
• url
• vcard

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.

Precision

When giving coordinates, please use an appropriate level of precision. Do not use {{coord}}'s |name= parameter.

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