Skabelon:Cite gnis

"{{{name}}}". en:Geographic Names Information System, U.S. Geological Survey.

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This citation template is used to cite a Feature Detail Report from the en:Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) published by the United States Geological Survey (USGS).

Usage

A search engine can be found here. Select the search type from the menu on the right. Note that links to specific records in the database will not work (as stated on the interface itself).

Parameter

Value

Notes

{{cite gnis
| type = 
| id = 
| name =
| accessdate = 
| entrydate =
| ref =
| links =
}}

 
antarid
feature ID (number)
feature name (text)
access date
entry date
anchor
off

 
for Antarctic data
required
required
optional
seldom of interest
optional
optional

For Antarctic locations, specify |type=antarid.

To disable links to the publisher, when the template is used multiple times in an article, use |links=off.

If antarid or links is specified, then named parameters should be used.

Since the GNIS site is very stable, the accessdate is not necessary.

For the usage of ref, see Skabelon:Cite web#Anchor.

Examples

Used with named parameters:

{{cite gnis |id= 269051 |name= Mount Whitney}} → "Mount Whitney". en:Geographic Names Information System, U.S. Geological Survey.

Used with unnamed parameters:

{{cite gnis | 269051 | Mount Whitney | 2008-10-31 }} → "Mount Whitney". en:Geographic Names Information System, U.S. Geological Survey. Hentet 2008-10-31.

Antarctic locations:

{{cite gnis |type= antarid |id= 15152 |name= Mount Terror}} → "Mount Terror". en:Geographic Names Information System, U.S. Geological Survey.

Publisher links off:

{{cite gnis |id= 269051 |name= Mount Whitney |links= off}} → "Mount Whitney". Geographic Names Information System, U.S. Geological Survey.

All parameters:

{{cite gnis |type= antarid |id= 19152 |name= Raney Peak |entrydate = 21. januar 2008 |accessdate= 5. maj 2014 |links= off |ref= test}} → "Raney Peak". Geographic Names Information System, U.S. Geological Survey. 21. januar 2008. Hentet 6. maj 2014.

Usage

Examples

See also