Template:Infobox:Country

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Infobox for countries! Not all of the categories may apply to your country. Feel free to leave out sections that you haven't fleshed out yet.

Template parameters[Edit template data]

ParameterDescriptionTypeStatus
English nameEnglishName

The official long-form name of the country in English (e.g. 'Hellenic Republic' for Greece).

Stringoptional
Local nameLocalName

The official long-form name of the country in the country's official language(s) (e.g. 'Ελληνική Δημοκρατία' for Greece).

Stringoptional
Dependency typeDependencyType

The type of non-independent region (e.g. colony, autonomous area, etc). Leave blank if independent.

Stringoptional
FlagFlag

The country's flag.

Fileoptional
Coat of Arms/EmblemCoat of Arms/Emblem

The country's coat of arms or emblem.

Fileoptional
MapBorders

A map of the country.

Fileoptional
Part ofPartOf

The name of the country that this place is a part of. Only intended for non-independent regions such as colonies or autonomous areas. Leave blank if independent.

Stringoptional
CapitalCapital

The name of the capital city

Stringoptional
Biggest cityBiggestCity

The name of the city with the highest population. Leave blank if it is the capital.

Stringoptional
PopulationPopulation

The number of total inhabitants.

Stringoptional
AreaArea

The size of the country in terms of area (preferably metric).

Stringoptional
DemonymDemonym

The name for this country's inhabitants, e.g. 'Spaniard' for Spain.

Stringoptional
Official language(s)Language

The official languages of the country. Eg. French in France.

Stringoptional
Unofficial language(s)UnrecLanguage

The unofficial languages in the country. These are usually spoken by minorities.

Stringoptional
SpeciesSpecies

The species in the country. See [[Species]].

Stringoptional
EthnicitiesEthnicities

no description

Stringoptional
Religion(s)Religion

no description

Stringoptional
Government typeGovernmentType

The type of government of the country. Try to be specific.

Stringoptional
Head of StateHeadOfState

The title and name of the current head of state, e.g. 'President Joe Biden'.

Stringoptional
Head of governmentHeadOfGov

The title and name of the current head of government, e.g. 'Chancellor Olaf Scholz'. Leave blank if it's the same as the Head of State.

Stringoptional
LegislatureLegislature

The name of the legislature.

Stringoptional
Upper houseUpperHouse

The name of the upper house. Leave blank if the legislature is unicameral.

Stringoptional
Middle houseMiddleHouse

The name of the middle house. Leave blank if the legislature is unicameral or bicameral.

Stringoptional
Lower houseLowerHouse

The name of the lower house. Leave blank if the legislature is unicameral.

Stringoptional
CurrencyCurrency

The currency used within the country to exchange goods and services. e.g. The Canadian dollar in Canada.

Stringoptional
GDPGDP

no description

Stringoptional
Democracy Index valueDMV

no description

Stringoptional
Traffic directionTrafficDirection

Left-hand or right-hand traffic? Notice that this still applies for car-less countries (think trains).

Stringoptional
Time zoneTimeZone

The time zones in use in that country, in terms of offset from CST (Costrelo Standard Time). Check out https://xadrezo.neocities.org/bw/boryaworld-clock to see your country's timezone(s).

Stringoptional
Calling codeCallingCode

The country's telephone number prefix for international calls, e.g. '+1' for the US.

Stringoptional
Internet codeInternetCode

The country's URL suffix, e.g. '.de' for Germany.

Stringoptional
3-letter code3LetterCode

The country's three-letter code, e.g. 'LRM' for Loremesia.

Stringoptional
Mains voltageMainsVoltage

The mains voltage in use for standard household power

Stringoptional
Mains frequencyMainsFreq

The mains frequency in use for standard household power

Stringoptional
Call sign prefixesCallSignPrefxs

Prefixes used for broadcasting call signs e.g. K and W in the U.S.

Stringoptional
First-order subdivisionsFirstOrderSubdivs

Terms used for first-order subdivisions e.g. states, territories, and federal districts in the U.S.

Stringoptional