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Class	No.	Date	Article	DYK	GA	Notes	Size
Stub	1	February 26, 2011	Clarkson, Ohio				3
Start	2	March 4, 2011	Gaston's Mill-Lock No. 36, Sandy and Beaver Canal District				3
List	3	March 7, 2011	List of state librarians of Ohio				2
Start	4	March 8, 2011	Charles Burleigh Galbreath				6
Start	5	March 23, 2011	Harley Warrick	4/11/11			4
GA	6	April 3, 2011	Spirit Fruit Society	4/16/11	1/25/12		10
GA	7	April 16, 2011	Jacob L. Beilhart		5/14/12		5
Stub	8	August 14, 2011	Hanoverton Canal Town District				1
Stub	9	September 16, 2011	Charles Nelson Schmick House				2
Start	10	September 20, 2011	Carnegie Public Library (East Liverpool, Ohio)				4
Stub	11	September 30, 2011	Burchfield Homestead				1
Stub	12	September 30, 2011	East Liverpool Pottery				0
Stub	13	September 30, 2011	Hanna-Kenty House				1
Start	14	October 2, 2011	John H. Morgan Surrender Site				3
Start	15	October 2, 2011	Mary A. Patterson Memorial				2
Stub	16	April 12, 2012	Cherry Valley Coke Ovens				1
Stub	17	May 7, 2012	Potters National Bank				1
Stub	18	May 7, 2012	Potters Savings and Loan				1
Stub	19	May 16, 2012	Hiram Bell Farmstead				0
Stub	20	May 16, 2012	Daniel McBean Farmstead				0
Stub	21	May 16, 2012	Ikirt House				0
Stub	22	May 16, 2012	Homer Laughlin House				0
Stub	23	May 16, 2012	Hostetter Inn				0
Start	24	May 17, 2012	Asher A. Galbreath				3
Stub	25	May 17, 2012	Franklin Harris Farmstead				0
Stub	26	May 18, 2012	Jones-Bowman House				0
Stub	27	May 18, 2012	Teegarden-Centennial Covered Bridge				1
Stub	28	May 18, 2012	Richard L. Cawood Residence				1
Stub	29	May 18, 2012	Church Hill Road Covered Bridge				1
Stub	30	May 18, 2012	City Hall (East Liverpool, Ohio)				1
Start	31	May 20, 2012	Travelers Hotel (East Liverpool, Ohio)	5/25/12			2
Start	32	May 22, 2012	Kenmore (Spotsylvania County, Virginia)	5/26/12			2
Stub	33	May 22, 2012	Fairview (Spotsylvania County, Virginia)				1
Stub	34	May 24, 2012	Diamond Historic District (East Liverpool, Ohio)				1
Stub	35	May 24, 2012	East Fifth Street Historic District (East Liverpool, Ohio)				0
Stub	36	May 24, 2012	East Liverpool Downtown Historic District				1
Stub	37	May 24, 2012	Lisbon Historic District				1
Stub	38	May 25, 2012	Salem Downtown Historic District (Salem, Ohio)				0
Stub	39	May 25, 2012	South Lincoln Avenue Historic District (Salem, Ohio)				0
Start	40	May 29, 2012	Bloomsbury Farm (Spotsylvania County, Virginia)	6/4/12			2
Stub	41	May 31, 2012	Columbiana County Infirmary				0
Stub	42	May 31, 2012	La Vista (Spotsylvania County, Virginia)				0
Stub	43	June 1, 2012	La Vue (Spotsylvania County, Virginia)				0
Start	44	June 4, 2012	Oakley (Spotsylvania County, Virginia)	6/6/12			2
Stub	45	June 4, 2012	Prospect Hill (Spotsylvania County, Virginia)				1
Start	46	June 4, 2012	Andrews Tavern (Spotsylvania County, Virginia)	6/8/12			2
Stub	47	June 4, 2012	St. Julien (Spotsylvania County, Virginia)				2
Start	48	June 5, 2012	Walnut Grove (Spotsylvania County, Virginia)	6/10/12			1
Start	49	June 5, 2012	Massaponax Baptist Church	6/16/12			2
Start	50	June 6, 2012	Matthew Fontaine Maury School	6/19/12			3
Stub	51	June 6, 2012	Braehead (Fredericksburg, Virginia)				1
Start	52	June 7, 2012	Fall Hill	6/18/12			4
Start	53	June 8, 2012	Walker–Grant School	6/18/12			2
Stub	54	June 9, 2012	Brompton (Fredericksburg, Virginia)				1
Start	55	June 10, 2012	Fredericksburg Dog Mart	6/16/12			6
GA		August 23, 2011	2011 Virginia earthquake (significant contributor - created by VegitaU)		1/14/12	^[a] ^[b]	10
Start	56	June 13, 2012	The Chimneys (Fredericksburg, Virginia)	6/22/12			3

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This article has been mentioned by a media organisation:
David Montgomery (2011-08-24). "Minutes after Virginia earthquake, it was on Wikipedia". The Washington Post. Retrieved 2011-08-25. "The Wikipedians needed just eight minutes to cooly consign the "2011 Virginia earthquake" to history — the elapsed time between the temblor and the first bulletin in the online encyclopedia."

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A news item involving 2011 Virginia earthquake was featured on Wikipedia's main page in the In the news section on 24 August 2011

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This article has been mentioned by a media organisation:
David Montgomery (2011-08-24). "Minutes after Virginia earthquake, it was on Wikipedia". The Washington Post. Retrieved 2011-08-25. "The Wikipedians needed just eight minutes to cooly consign the "2011 Virginia earthquake" to history — the elapsed time between the temblor and the first bulletin in the online encyclopedia."

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