Template:Infobox mountain/doc

Wikidata-enabled

Simply add {{Infobox mountain}} to the top of an article, and the data will be automatically included from Wikidata. If necessary, these values can be overridden by passing local values to the relevant parameters in the article:

{{Infobox mountain
| name = [local value]
}}

To add data to Wikidata, please see the Parameters section below.

Standard usage

{{{name}}}
{{{other_name}}}
[[File:{{{photo}}}|{{{photo_size}}}|alt={{{photo_alt}}}|upright=1]] {{{photo_caption}}}
Highest point
Elevation	{{{elevation}}} {{{elevation_ref}}}
Prominence	{{{prominence}}} {{{prominence_ref}}}
Parent peak	{{{parent_peak}}}
Isolation	{{{isolation}}} to {{{isolation_parent}}} {{{isolation_ref}}}
Listing	{{{listing}}}
Coordinates	{{{coordinates}}} {{{coordinates_ref}}}
Naming
Etymology	{{{etymology}}}
Native name	[{{{native_name}}}] Error: {{Native name}}: unrecognized language tag: {{{native_name_lang}}} (help)  (language?)
English translation	{{{translation}}}
Pronunciation	{{{pronunciation}}}
Geography
[[File:{{{map_image}}}|{{{map_size}}}|alt={{{map_alt}}}|upright=1.16]] {{{map_caption}}}
Location	{{{location}}}
Country	{{{country}}}
State	{{{state}}}
Region	{{{region}}}
District	{{{district}}}
Parent range	{{{range}}}
OS grid	REDIRECT Template:Ordnance Survey coordinates
OSI/OSNI grid	REDIRECT Template:Ordnance Survey coordinates
Topo map	{{{topo}}}
Geology
Age of rock	{{{age}}}
Mountain type	{{{type}}}
Type of rock	{{{geology}}}
Volcanic arc	{{{volcanic_arc}}}
Last eruption	{{{last_eruption}}}
Climbing
First ascent	{{{first_ascent}}}
Easiest route	{{{easiest_route}}}
Normal route	{{{normal_route}}}
Access	{{{access}}}
{{{embedded}}}

Without photo_size
[[File:{{{photo}}}|300px|alt={{{photo_alt}}}|upright=1]] {{{photo_caption}}}

The following parameters can be used to create an infobox for a mountain, hill, massif, or a mountain or hill range. Please remove parameters that are unlikely to be useful.

{{Infobox mountain
| name              = {{subst:PAGENAME}}
| other_name        = 
| etymology         = 
| native_name       = 
| native_name_lang  = 
| translation       = 
| pronunciation     = 
| photo             = 
| photo_size        = 
| photo_alt         = 
| photo_caption     = 
| map               = 
| map_image         = 
| map_alt           = 
| map_caption       = 
| map_relief        = 
| map_size          = 
| location          = 
| label             = 
| label_position    = 
| elevation         = 
| elevation_m       = 
| elevation_ft      = 
| elevation_ref     = 
| prominence        = 
| prominence_m      = 
| prominence_ft     = 
| prominence_ref    = 
| isolation         = 
| isolation_km      = 
| isolation_mi      = 
| isolation_ref     = 
| parent_peak       = 
| listing           = 
| range             = 
| coordinates       = 
| coordinates_ref   = 
| topo              = 
| type              = 
| age               = 
| geology           = 
| volcanic_arc      = 
| volcanic_belt     = 
| volcanic_field    = 
| volcanic_arc/belt = 
| last_eruption     = 
| first_ascent      = 
| easiest_route     = 
| normal_route      = 
| access            = 
| child             = 
| embedded          = 
}}

Parameters

Parameter	Default value	Description
name	Wikidata label in English	Name of the mountain, peak or hill.
other_name		Other name for the mountain, if relatively well known. Quotes can be used as normal to italicize or bold the text if desired. Use native_name instead, if other name is in a different language from main name. Use {{lang}} to denote language if non-English.
photo	Image on Wikidata	Photograph of the mountain. Preferably a distance shot to show most/all of the mountain rather than a view from the summit.
photo_size	300px	The image width in pixels.
photo_alt	photo_caption	Alt text for the photo.
photo_caption	(P2096) stated on image	Description of the photograph.
<maps>	TBA	TBA
highest	(P2044) with qualifier (P2561)	Name of highest summit of a single mountain or peak in the range
highest_location	(P2044) with qualifier (P276)	Location of highest summit
elevation	(P2044)	Summit elevation. You may also use elevation_m or elevation_ft for auto conversion, and elevation_ref to add a suffix note.
elevation_system	(P2044) with qualifier (P459)	The elevation reference system that defines the elevation, e.g., NAVD88 or DE-NHN
prominence	(P2660)	Topographic prominence. You may also use prominence_m or prominence_ft for auto conversion, and prominence_ref to add a suffix note.
isolation	(P2659)	You may also use isolation_m or isolation_ft for auto conversion, and isolation_ref to add a suffix note.
isolation_parent
parent_peak	(P3137)
listing	(P361)	Name of a relevant list of mountains that the peak belongs to. See List of mountain lists for examples.
coordinates	(P625)	Coordinates. You may also use coordinates_ref to add a suffix note.
length	(P2043)	You may also use length_km or length_mi for auto conversion, and length_note to add a suffix note.
length_orientation	(P2043) with qualifier (P7469) as: (Q34027) (for EW) or (Q36477) (for NS)	Length orientation.
width	(P2049)	You may also use width_km or width_mi for auto conversion, and width_note to add a suffix note.
width_orientation	(P2049) with qualifier (P7469) as: (Q34027) (for EW) or (Q36477) (for NS)	Width orientation
height	(P2046)	You may also use height_km2 or height_mi2 for auto conversion, and height_note to add a suffix note.
volume	(P2234)	You may also use volume_km3 or volume_mi3 for auto conversion, and volume_note to add a suffix note.
etymology	(P138)	Origin of name
nickname	(P1449)
native_name	(P1559)	Name in local language. If more than one, separate using {{Plain list}} and {{native_name}}. ISO 639-2 code to be added to native_name_lang.
translation	(P1559) with qualifier (P2441)	Translation of name to English (if name is not an English name)
pronunciation	(P898)	Use an appropriate IPA-xx template, replacing 'xx' with the ISO code for the language. (See {{IPA-en}} for English.)
location		Free-form field describing location of range, similar to {{Infobox mountain}}.
country	(P17)	For multiple countries use country1 country18. Use country_type for custom label
state		For multiple countries use state1 state18. Use state_type for custom label
region	(P131)	For multiple countries use state1 state18. Use region_type for custom label
district		For multiple countries use district1 district18. Use district_type for custom label
district		For multiple countries use district1 district18. Use district_type for custom label
range_coordinates		Add range_coordinates_note to add a suffix note.
range	(P4552)	Mountain range that the mountain/massif/range belongs to, if applicable. The specific range subgroup should be provided instead of any major mountain system unless there is no applicable subgroup. For example, use Teton Range and not Rocky Mountains, or Bernese Alps not Alps.
border	(P47)	For multiple borders use border1 border8. Use district_type for custom label
grid_ref_UK	(P613)	If the mountain is in Great Britain, the British grid reference. Use grid_ref_UK_note to add a suffix note.
grid_ref_Ireland	(P4091)	If the mountain is in Ireland (whether Northern Ireland or the Republic), the Irish grid reference. Use grid_ref_Ireland_note to add a suffix note.
topo_maker		The publisher of the topographic map that contains the range
topo		The name of the topographic map that contains the range
topo_map
biome		Biome(s) for range
formed_by
orogeny
age		Age of the rock. Geologic time scales may be useful here. Use period, period1 through period5 for multiple values.
type
rock		Type of the rock mountain is made from. Use geology, geology1 through geology5, for multiple types.
volcanic_arc/belt		If the mountain is a volcano. Alternatives: volcanic_arc, volcanic_belt, volcanic_field
last_eruption		The date of the last eruption if the mountain is of volcanic origin.
first_ascent		Date of the first ascent, if known. Typically, this is the first recorded ascent but not necessarily the first true ascent. If it is quite probable the peak/mountain was ascended by local people before then, a footnote should be added.
easiest_route		The easiest route to the summit. Some possibilities include Hike, Scramble or any of the YDS grades.
normal_route
access

Advanced uses

Parameter	Default value	Description
child
embed
embedded
misc
module

Template Data

TemplateData documentation used by VisualEditor and other tools

Sample Wikidata items Examples A mountain infobox without a map Mount Shasta Mount Shasta and Shastina from the Butte Valley (North-East) Highest point Elevation 14,179 feet (4,322 m) Coordinates   Geography Location California, USA Parent range Cascades Topo map USGS Mount Shasta Geology Age of rock Less than 593 ka Mountain type Composite volcano Last eruption 1786 Climbing First ascent 1854 by E.D. Pearce and party Easiest route rock/ice {{Infobox mountain | name = Mount Shasta | photo = Mt Shasta from the northwest-750px.JPG | photo_size = <!-- omitted to display at user's default size --> | photo_alt = A large mountain rises in the distance over shrubs and trees, its peak covered with snow. | photo_caption = Mount Shasta and Shastina from the Butte Valley (North-East) | elevation = {{convert|14179|ft|m|0}} | location = [[California]], USA | range = [[Cascade Range|Cascades]] | prominence = | coordinates = {{coord|41|24|33|N|122|11|42|W|region:US-CA_type:mountain|display=inline<!--,title-->}} | topo = [[United States Geological Survey|USGS]] Mount Shasta | type = [[Composite volcano]] | age = Less than 593 [[kiloannum|ka]] | last_eruption = 1786 | first_ascent = 1854 by E. D. Pearce and party | easiest_route = rock/ice | listing = }} A mountain infobox with a map K2 K2 in Summer Highest point Elevation 8,611 m (28,251 ft) Prominence 4,017 m (13,179 ft) Listing 2nd highest on Earth Coordinates   Geography Location Taxkorgan Tajik Autonomous County, Xinjiang, China/ Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan Parent range Karakoram Climbing First ascent July 1954 by Lacedelli and Compagnoni Easiest route Rock, snow and ice climb {{Infobox mountain | name = K2 | photo = K2 2006b.jpg | photo_size = 400px <!-- if a size in pixels is specified, the image will not display any larger than 280px --> | photo_alt = A large angular white mountain, with steeply sloped sides mostly covered with snow. | photo_caption = K2 in Summer | elevation_m = 8611 | elevation_ref = | prominence_m = 4017 | listing = [[Eight-thousander|2nd highest on Earth]] | location = [[Taxkorgan Tajik Autonomous County]], [[Xinjiang]], China/[[Northern Areas, Pakistan]] | range = [[Karakoram]] | topo = | first_ascent = July 1954 by Lacedelli and Compagnoni | easiest_route = Rock, snow and ice climb | map = Pakistan | label_position = right | map_alt = K2 is located on the far northwest border of Pakistan, next to China | map_caption = Location on Pakistan/China border | map_size = 300 | coordinates = {{coord|35|52|57|N|76|30|48|E|type:mountain|display=inline<!--,title-->}} }} Tracking categories Category:Pages using infobox mountain with unknown parameters (0) Category:No local image but image on Wikidata (0) – Used by this and other infoboxes (via Template:Wikidata image) to track articles where the infobox has no image but Wikidata has an image name. To exclude articles from this category, update the infobox to display an image or add |nocat_wdimage=yes. 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.