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Wikivoyage:Itinerary article template

''[NOTE: this is an article skeleton for creating articles about itineraries. Itinerary articles should be about travel along a specific, recognized route, such as Hajj or Route 66. Itineraries should not be sightseeing schedules or personal travelogues; content that would be included in an article such as "One week in Barcelona" should instead be placed into the Barcelona article.''

''[NOTE: To quickly insert a complete blank itinerary template, copy the text between the lines into the edit box on page you are editing. This text is general, change it as needed. Alternatively, place ] to automatically substitute the template.''

 Itinerary  is in Region_name. ==Understand== ==Prepare== ==Get in== ==Go, walk, or drive== ==Stay safe== ==Go next==

''[NOTE: Text in italics is editorial comment, with suggestions for what should go in each section, and not part of the eventual article. If you copy the text below, you should plan on ripping out everything in italics when you start your article.]''

''The introduction to an itinerary does not have a heading. This is where you give a quick descriptive overview of the itinerary. Be sure to include some context so readers know where and what they are reading about. Links to the countries, regions or cities the route passes through can be useful here too. Also include any background information particular to the route, but try not to duplicate too much information that already exisits in the country, region or city pages.''

Understand
''A more in-depth overview of the route -- its history, political and ethnic areas it passes through, cultures you're likely to meet. The deeper context that makes the trip worth making.''

Prepare
Anything you should take care of before setting off: permits, equipment, ...

Get in
''Details on how to arrive at the starting point. Try to include as many options as you can think of. Also include getting to and from transportation centers to the starting point and destination.''

Go, walk, or drive
''An in-depth description of the route. The title of this section reflects the main mode of transport. If the itinerary is a trek, use "Walk", if it is mainly done by car, use "Drive". If you'd use different types of transportation or if it is up to the traveller to choose, use "Go". This section can contain several sub-sections describing successive parts of the route, different alternate routes and important or interesting side trips''

Stay safe
Specifics on safety during the trip

Go next
''Details on how to leave the destination. Try and include as many options as you can think of. Also include information on getting to transportation centers at the destination.''

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Wikivoyage:Itinerary status

This page describes the criteria for determining the article status of an itinerary.

Insert the Wiki Markup listed below in order to display an itinerary's maturity rating:

license: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

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Wikivoyage:Japanese Wikivoyage Expedition

The Japanese Wikivoyage Expedition (ウィキトラベル日本��版探検 Wikitoraberu nihongo-ban tanken) was an expedition to create a Japanese language version of Wikivoyage. The Japanese Wikivoyage was launched on June 18, 2005.

ウィキトラベル日本語版探検 (Japanese Wikivoyage Expedition ジャパニーズ･ウィキトラベル･エックスペディション)は日本語で書いたウィキトラベルの版を創造するための探検である. 2005年6月18日ウィキトラベル日本語版新登場された.

For more information on Multilingual Wikivoyage Policy, see Project:Language version policy.

Rationale
Japanese is the main language of Japan, a country of over 100 million people who love to travel and contribute to Wikis. With over 75,000 articles, the Japanese Wikipedia is the 3rd largest Wikipedia by size (after English and German) and there are already several hundred Japan-related articles on the English Wikivoyage.

Goals
The Japanese Wikivoyage Expedition has the following goals:

 * To collect a good base of Japanese users willing to take this project further
 * To translate and localize the English Wikivoyage into Japanese.
 * To create quality articles that will appeal to Japanese-speaking travellers.
 * To link these articles to other language versions and create an integrated multilingual Wikivoyage.
 * To empower other language groups to form their own Wikivoyage.
 * To contribute to English Wikivoyage with quality articles about Japan.

Progress

 * March 27, 2005: Five contributors reached
 * June 19, 2005: Japanese Wikivoyage launched!

Gathering a team of users
To get this project started, we need at least 5 Japanese-speaking users willing to contribute to Japanese Wikivoyage. Please add your name below, by editing this page and signing with ~ if you support this project. You must have a valid user account with Wikivoyage.

ウィキトラベル日本語版立ち上げには5人以上のチームが必要です. もしあなたが興味があれば以下にサインして下さい. （ ~ と入力するとサインになります. 注意：サインするためにはウィキトラベル利用者アカウントが必要です. ）

I agree to forming the Japanese Wikivoyage and am willing to contribute:

'''私はウィキトラベル日本語版の立ち上げに賛同し、協力していくつもりです. ：'''
 * (WT-en) Jpatokal 06:27, 16 Oct 2004 (EDT)
 * (WT-en) Paul Richter 06:41, 16 Oct 2004 (EDT)
 * (WT-en) Skylab 21:43, 7 Mar 2005 (EST)
 * (WT-en) Sat.K JP 09:45, 22 Mar 2005 (EST)
 * (WT-en) KagakuyaSan 09:18, 27 Mar 2005 (EST)
 * (WT-en) Ado 04:25, 24 Apr 2005 (EDT)
 * (WT-en) Miketsukunibito 09:14, 1 Jun 2005 (EDT)

Next Steps
After we have gathered a team of five or more users for Japanese Wikivoyage, the interface localization file will be translated (or modified from the one on Wikipedia), checked for correctness, and then we will vote for a go-between.

The localization file is at Project:LanguageJa.php. For comparison, the English file is at Project:LanguageEn.php. Major things to watch for:

 * Replacing "Wikipedia" with "Wikivoyage"
 * Differences in license policy (GFDL versus CC by-sa)

次は、インターフェースの翻訳. Project:LanguageJa.phpを編集して下さい. ご注意：
 * ウィキペティアよりウィキトラベルであること
 * ライセンスはGFDLよりCC-by-SAであること

Choosing a go-between
In order to make a successful, integrated Japanese Wikivoyage, we need to choose one of the five users who put their names down, and make them a go-between. The role of the go-between will be to act as a liaison between English and Japanese Wikipedia, and therefore, he must be able to:

 * Write English and Japanese well
 * Understand Wikivoyage ideals, guidelines, goals and policies
 * Make monthly reports about Japanese Wikivoyage to English Wikivoyage
 * Make monthly reports about English Wikivoyage to Japanese Wikivoyage
 * Contribute actively in Japanese Wikivoyage

The go-between will be chosen the democratic way: via voting

The five candidates for go-between are the users listed below. If you would like to vote one of these people, please put your username next to their name, in the Votes for section. If you would like to make a vote against someone, please write your username next to their name in the Votes against line and then a reason for this. To win, a go-between must have two votes for them, and no votes against them. Only people who nominated themselves under the "Gathering a team" section can vote. And remember, you cannot vote for yourself.

仲人の選挙. 上の協力者の中で一人を選んで、下にサインして下さい. 注意：被選挙権の限りはサインした協力者だけです.

Pick a user who you would like to see as go-between:

 * Vote for User:(WT-en) Jpatokal. My written Japanese is poor, but I will be happy to contribute and translate from Japanese to English.
 * Votes for (賛成): (WT-en) KagakuyaSan 18:46, 29 Mar 2005 (EST) | (WT-en) Paul Richter 22:53, 30 Mar 2005 (EST) | (WT-en) Ado 04:50, 24 Apr 2005 (EDT) | (WT-en) Evan 09:24, 8 Jun 2005 (EDT)
 * Votes against (反対):

 * Vote for (WT-en) Paul Richter
 * Votes for (賛成): (WT-en) Jpatokal 05:42, 9 Jun 2005 (EDT)
 * Votes against (反対):

 * Vote for (WT-en) Skylab
 * Votes for (賛成):
 * Votes against (反対):

 * Vote for (WT-en) Sat.K JP
 * Votes for (賛成):
 * Votes against (反対):

 * Vote for (WT-en) KagakuyaSan
 * Votes for (賛成):
 * Votes against (反対):

Awareness Raising
ウィキトラベル日本語版を作りましょう！


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Wikivoyage:Go-between reports/Japanese/Japanese Wikivoyage Report for 17 January 2006

What ho, over a month already? Go-between report time. Slow and steady growth continues, with an average of 2 articles daily being added and the count now up to 571.

A lively debate on how to carve up Tokyo continues, because Tokyo Metropolis contains 23 autonomous Wards (most bigger than your average city), 26 Cities, three Towns, one Village, and then there are three Subprefectures with their own Towns and Villages, covering various islands stretching over a thousand km into the Pacific. Still no conclusion though, but whatever conclusion is reached will probably be replicated on the English version also.

Superuser Shoestring has been nominated for adminship and looks like a shoo-in. For an example of why, check out Luang Prabang, which didn't exist until he got to it.

That's about all. Akemashite omedetou, kotoshi mo yoroshiku to everyone! (WT-en) Jpatokal 10:54, 17 Jan 2006 (EST)


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Wikivoyage:Go-between reports/Japanese/Japanese Wikivoyage Report for 18 June 2006

Happy first birthday, Japanese Wikivoyage! So what did Wikivoyage's fourth-biggest baby do during the past twelve months?

 * 136 registered users
 * 843 guide articles
 * 2,453 total pages
 * 11,119 edits

No major flamewars or policy disputes lately, just steady, slow growth. On current form, the 1000-article limit should be hit by September or so. Probably the most incredible event of the last few months has been the appearance of the remarkable 195.229.242.55-san, who is almost singlehandedly responsible for creating both Kobe and Wien from scratch -- Wien will be DotM for July and Kobe seems sure to follow. (WT-en) Jpatokal 23:47, 17 June 2006 (EDT)

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Wikivoyage:Go-between reports/Japanese/Japanese Wikivoyage Report for 3 March 2006

Honorable lords,

A gentle breeze stirs the plum blossoms budding on the slopes of Mount Fuji. While I regret to intrude on your busy schedule, burdened as you are with many worthy pursuits, I feel it is my solemn duty to (WT-en) our Supreme Lord and Creator to inform you that it is once again time for a Japanese go-between report.

Growth is slow and steady, with some 50 articles added (including Nagasaki and Kitakyushu rising from the ashes thanks to a single zealous anonymous user), several active new contributors (98 registered users as of today) and considerable improvement to some existing articles. Shoestring was confirmed as an admin and Tokyo was duly split into central Tokyo and Tokyo prefecture.

The biggest policy debate has revolved around the unlikely topic of a List of rent-a-cycle shops, with the original contributor and some regulars firmly convinced that it is a valid article and the camps fairly evenly split.

Henceforth I remain, your most obedient servant, (WT-en) Jpatokal 03:05, 3 March 2006 (EST)


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Wikivoyage:Go-between reports/Japanese/Japanese Wikivoyage Report for 7 December 2005

 * Originally from Project:7 December 2005

The Japanese Wikivoyage has reached 500 articles with Kanazawa (also available in English).

 * That's excellent news. --(WT-en) Evan 10:32, 7 Dec 2005 (EST)

 * I suppose this is as good a time as any for a go-between report. So yeah, ja-Wikivoyage is growing slowly but steadily, mostly thanks to the efforts of a small core of regulars (notably the indefatigable Shoestring-san).  Core policy pages have been translated, although there remain gaps in the less commonly accessed stuff, while templates have also been fought over but are now pretty much agreed on.

 * Coveragewise, stubs for all countries and Japan's prefectures have been auto-generated a while ago, while the 500 article limit was breached today when stubs were created for all prefectural capitals. In-depth content pages remain few and far between, but there are a few showcase articles and even some of Japan's cities, like a few districts of Tokyo, are starting to become useful.

 * In all, it would be a stretch to call ja-Wikivoyage genuinely useful, but it's grown from a baby into an infant and has potential to become a hyperactive kindergartener within another half a year or so. Ganbare, Wikivoyage-chan! (WT-en) Jpatokal 11:15, 7 Dec 2005 (EST)

 * BEST. GO-BETWEEN REPORT. EVAR. Thank you so much for this. --(WT-en) Evan 11:34, 7 Dec 2005 (EST)


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Wikivoyage:Jargon

Wikivoyagers sometimes use their own brand of jargon which can be confusing for new users. This glossary attempts to explain some of the words and phrases used in discussions, edit summaries, or on IRC.

 * ?? : : Any two-letter code followed or preceded by ":", such as fr: for French or ja: for Japanese, means another language version of Wikivoyage. In old edit summaries, this usually means that an inter-language link to the version has been added (such links aren't added explicitly any more). Followed by an article name ("fr:Paris") they refer to the article on that language version; with an additional "w:" ("w:fr:Paris") they refer to a Wikipedia article in that language.

 * 7±2 rule : A rule of thumb: avoid long, undifferentiated lists by splitting content into groups of 7±2 items.

 * anr : Avoid negative reviews, a guideline that states (with a few exceptions) that a place not worth visiting is not worth listing and should be simply removed from the guide entirely.

 * article : A page on the wiki; typically only pages in the main namespace.

 * BJAODN : Bad jokes and other deleted nonsense, a final resting post for inadvertent bloopers which were removed from the guide long ago. In general, Wikivoyage doesn't do comedy, but a few Joke articles are archived for destinations which existed for a day as deliberately-silly April 1 collaborations.

 * breadcrumbs : A list of a destination's parent regions in the Geographical hierarchy, as determined by isPartOf links. For instance, if London is in England in the United Kingdom, its breadcrumbs look something like "Europe > Britain and Ireland > United Kingdom > England > London".

 * bump : Bring up my post – a request for more comments on an unanswered question or issue.

 * city : An urban area, which may be as small as a village, a collection of adjacent towns or a large rural area. Usually the bottom-level of the Wikivoyage geographic hierarchy, where the bulk of specific information on individual venues and points of interest are concentrated, although a few large Paris-sized cities are further subdivided into districts. The area around the "city" is usually included.

 * copyvio : Any content which is a copyright violation, usually stuff copied from other websites without permission.

 * cotm, Cotm, CotM : Collaboration of the month.

 * c/e : short for copy edited, usually used in edit summaries

 * CVB : Convention and Visitors' Bureau, a destination marketing organisation promoting one city, county or region. A very powerful two-edged sword: these groups can make valuable constructive contributions because of their up-to-date on-the-ground local knowledge, or can just as readily break an entire destination page by copy-pasting massive blocks of promotional text from existing advertising materials. In general, travel guide pages should be original content to comply with our free licence, avoid duplicate content penalties on search engines and be worded as a travel guide instead of a promotional brochure.

 * dab, disamb, disambig : To disambiguate two or more destinations which share the same name.

 * destination, destination guide: An article which describes a geographic place (district, city, region, park, rural area). These form the bulk of our travel guide, although there are Other ways of seeing travel to deal with special cases like itinerary, phrasebooks, dive guides and travel topics.

 * discover : Discover displays brief facts about individual destinations; each appears on the Main Page for three consecutive days. Somewhat similar to Wikipedia's DYK trivia in style, but facts from any article (not just newly-created articles) may be nominated.

 * district : One small piece of a large city, such as the Paris arrondissements or one small piece of an individual NYC borough

 * dmoz, +dmoz : DMOZ was a human-curated directory of web links, originally hosted by Netscape/AOL. The original project is defunct (although other sites have archived the data for relaunch) and the "dmoz:" interwiki prefix for such links no longer works from Wikivoyage.

 * docent : A Wikivoyager willing to field questions from other travellers about a specific destination.

 * dotm, DotM : Destination of the Month. The current DotM is the showcase article on the Main Page, while DotM candidates are being considered for displaying in the future.

 * dynamic map : A map which has been automatically generated by adding listings or markers to an OpenStreetMap mapframe base map.

 * en.voy : English-language Wikivoyage, from the shortcuts en: (for the English language wiki) and voy: (which is used to link back here from other Wikimedia projects). Likewise, "de.voy" is Wikivoyage auf Deutsch (German) and similarly for other languages. The corresponding prefix to link to Wikipedia (WP, en.wp) from here is w: and a direct link to Wikidata is d:.

 * expedition : A targeted sub-project analogous to WikiProjects on Wikipedia. For instance, Search Expedition is a co-ordinated effort for search engine optimisation.

 * ext, extguide, extlinks, xl: Removing external links or the long-since-deprecated "External links" sections (see Where did the "External links" sections go?). Extguide means removing a link to an external travel guide. Often used as -ext.

 * fmt, format : Content reformatted to follow Wikivoyage conventions, usually meaning the Article skeleton templates and the Manual of Style.

 * FTT : Featured Travel Topic. Good quality non-destination articles, that get featured on the Main Page for a month, just like DotM and OtBP

 * geo : Geocoding, using MediaWiki templates to indicate the (lat, long) co-ordinates of the destination. See geo.

 * gong : Goals and non-goals describes the mission and scope of the project, as well as some things the project isn't meant to do (but some people might think it should).

 * guide : An article status rating higher than "usable" but lower than "star". Typically, a "guide" article has a lot of things to see and do and lots of places to eat and sleep, so that someone who wanted to visit the destination could use the article as their guide. A guide lacks some of the "finishing touches" (maps, formatting, editorial, writing, photos) that make a real star. A featured article candidate must be at least at "guide" level before it's ready to be nominated.

 * GPX, GeoJSON : A list of geographic (lat, long) co-ordinates in specific machine-readable formats; GPX was originally created to allow tracks and waypoints to be downloaded to satellite navigation devices, while GeoJSON is used to draw tracks and boundaries on dynamic maps.

 * IPO, isPartOf, #isIn : A reference to Template:IsPartOf, a tool to add breadcrumb navigation for a destination. Sometimes used to say "I added the isPartOf template here." Short for "is part of", like "Siberia is part of Russia".

 * itinerary : One of various ways to see travel, unlike a destination (our standard article, which lists the most notable points of interest for a single place) or a travel topic (which is a freeform description of one subject, such as air travel), an itinerary lists things to see and do in a linear sequence through multiple destinations - for instance, the Trans-Siberian Railway's itinerary runs east from Moscow to Vladivostok and the Orient Express runs east from Paris to Constantinople.

 * Kartographer : A Mediawiki extension used to generate dynamic maps on destination articles; see mapframe, mapshape, listing and undefined.

 * listing : A single entry for one venue to "see", one activity to "do" or one establishment at which to "eat", "drink" or "sleep". The basic building block of most destination articles, this at a minimum should have the name, location, contact info and a short description. See listing

 * marker : A single point on a dynamic map, which includes a name, (lat, long) co-ordinates and possibly a link without a full listing. See marker

 * MoS : Wikivoyage's Manual of Style, which defines how Wikivoyage articles should be formatted. "MoSing" means converting ad-hoc formatting to follow the Manual of Style.

 * namespace : Every Wikivoyage page belongs to one of the Namespaces; which one depends on what the page is for and where it fits in the site.

 * NCO : No advice from Captain Obvious. Government travel advisories are infamous for advice like "don't leave unsecured valuables in open view" which are true everywhere but tell the voyager little.

 * NPOV : Neutral point of view. The idea that all content should be presented fairly and without bias, and a philosophical cornerstone on Wikipedia.  Wikivoyage does not subscribe to this strictly, because the traveller's view comes first: instead, a "Be fair" policy is applied.

 * OOS : short for out of scope.

 * OSM : OpenStreetMap, a collaborative open-source project which is used as a source for many of the base maps on this site.

 * otbp, OtBP : Off the Beaten Path. A showcase article for a smaller, less well-known destination than the Destination of the Month.

Mediawiki template]]). Also, an article that has only this framework content, or little else. See also Outline articles and Article status.
 * outline, +outline : Adding an article skeleton template (sometimes by means of a [[Project:Using Mediawiki templates|

 * pcotw, Pcotw, PCotW : Previous collaboration(s) of the week.

 * pcotm, Pcotm, PCotM : Previous collaboration(s) of the month.

 * phrasebook : an article which provides brief translations of a list of common phrases into another language.

 * plunge forward, pf : From Plunge forward. As a response to requests for permission, means "Go ahead and do it!" As a response to criticisms, means "Do it yourself!"

 * POV : Point of view; content (allegedly) written from a biased perspective. Unlike Wikipedia, this is not banned on Wikivoyage, as long as you stay fair.  The opposite of NPOV.

 * ppf : Please plunge forward. See above.

 * pub : The Travellers' pub is the place to ask questions when you're confused, lost, afraid, tired, annoyed, thoughtful, or helpful.

 * RA: Requested articles, a list of proposed topics and destinations for which we do not yet have coverage.

 * RC: Special:RecentChanges, a list of recent modifications to the wiki. Recent changes patrol is the task of keeping an eye on recent changes, possibly to revert or undo changes which are actively harming the project.

 * RDF : Resource Description Framework. Machine-readable descriptions that were used to generate the breadcrumb navigation menus for articles.  No longer used.

 * region : An article giving an overview of a large geographic area, anything from one piece of one province to an entire continent. Regions may be further divided into subregions with individual cities or districts under them.

 * RFC : Requests for comment, a pointer to active discussions on other pages. The pointer is removed from the list once the discussion reaches a consensus or ends.

 * redirect : A redirection page is a page that automatically sends the user to another page - for instance, Peking redirects to Beijing as a historic or alternate name for the same destination. See How to redirect a page.

 * revert, rv, rvt, rollback : Restoring an article to a previous version. Used for unwanted edits like graffiti, vandalism, spam or whenever the reverting Wikivoyager feels that previous edit(s) worsened the quality of an article.  Reverting hard means reverting more than one user's edits.

 * SEO : Search engine optimisation, improvements made to articles to remove/replace outdated content or text which duplicates other websites in favour of new, original content.

 * shared : The former "shared" site for all the different language versions of Wikivoyage. Images were uploaded to this site, and news and discussions took place that affected all language versions. This role has now been taken over by Wikimedia Commons and Wikimedia Meta.

 * skeleton: A blank framework with the standard article section headers (Understand, Get in, Get around, See, Do, Buy, Eat, Drink, Sleep, Connect, Go next...) which appear in every destination article. The term "article template" has also been used, but its use is declining to avoid confusing skeletons (Article skeleton templates) with MediaWiki templates such as listing and mapframe

 * sleep test : Whether an article passes the "Can you sleep there?" criterion in What is an article? guideline that defines whether places should have their own articles.

 * sp : Spelling correction(s).

 * star : An outstanding article that has all the right content formatted and presented in exactly the right way. Star articles, in our opinion, are in coverage and usability comparable to or better than equivalent articles in commercial guidebooks. See also Star articles and Article status.

 * static map : A map hand-drawn using SVG-based tools such as Inkscape; drawing static maps is more time-consuming than the mapframe and marker approach of geocoding co-ordinates for a dynamic map, but is superior for high-level region maps which change infrequently.

 * stub : An article without much content, or without the headers used by article skeleton templates. See also Stub articles and Article status.

 * sweep : A process by which discussions in the Travellers' Pub are archived to individual project talk pages.

 * TMI : Too Much Information. Usually refers to content that goes on at length describing a specific attraction, information that's not really relevant to travel, or which will be very difficult to keep current because it changes too often.

 * tout : The bane of travel. On wiki, a conflict-of-interest editor who contributes solely to self-servingly promote an individual business, a specific chain of businesses or one local destination in a biased, promotional manner. In travel, touts are hucksters who'd loiter around train and bus depots to "tout" their employer's business to arriving voyagers in return for a hidden commission or kickback.

 * travel topic: An article type for miscellanea and general travel issues which don't fit elsewhere. Either the topic isn't specific to one place (such as amusement parks, border crossing or tips for flying) or the theme is too specific to fit a general-purpose destination guide. While North America is a destination, fast food in the United States and Canada is a travel topic.

 * ttcf : A prime directive, The traveller comes first. Our goal is to serve the voyager; our coverage of conditions at any destination will place the impact on travel ahead of other considerations. That doesn't necessarily mean NPOV, but we will be fair.

 * usable : An article status rating higher than "outline" but lower than "guide".

 * vfd : Listing an article or upload on the votes for deletion page for discussion prior to deletion, as per the Wikivoyage deletion policy.

 * wiaa : What is an article?, a guideline which describes Wikivoyage's project scope and the "can you sleep there?" test, in which articles are created for towns, cities and regions (defined to create articles of reasonable size) while individual venues such as restaurants and museums are given listings in their respective host cities.

 * WMF : Short for Wikimedia Foundation.

 * wp : Short for Wikipedia. Usually used to mean that a link to Wikipedia has been added.

 * wt : Short for Wikitravel, a rival project. See Wikivoyage and Wikitravel.

 * wv : Short for Wikivoyage

 * wta : Words to avoid, a collection of laudatory, clichéd, vague or meaningless terminology more suited for a promotional brochure than a useful travel guide.

 * wycsi : Where you can stick it, the classification of individual establishments into the standard skeleton categories - attractions in "see", activities in "do", shopping in "buy", restaurants and nightlife in "eat" and "drink", accommodations in "sleep"

 * xl : Refers to our External links policy

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Wikivoyage:Joke articles

As a rule, Wikivoyage doesn't do joke articles. We aim to be a serious travel guide full of useful information. Articles for non-existent, unvisitable places and inside jokes in articles may confuse travellers and just don't help to fulfill our goals.

That said, once a year we permit ourselves to go a little crazy and post up an April Fools' destination. Note that all such articles are clearly tagged with Joke, like this:

Joke articles should not be linked into from the main travel article namespace.

Once the April Fools' Day event is over, the article is moved to a subpage of this page.

title: Wikivoyage:Joke articles


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Wikivoyage:Language version policy

You might be searching for some of these:
 * Spelling – on different varieties of English and on which one to use
 * Language proposal policy – on creating a Wikivoyage (or any WMF project) in a new language
 * wikivoyage.org – includes a list of different language versions of Wikivoyage

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Wikivoyage:License upgrade

See also License upgrade (wts-old)

Some of Wikivoyage's content is derived from Wikitravel, who upgraded its license from Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 1.0 ("CC 1.0") to Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 ("CC 3.0"). Statements indicating consent and refusal to relicense your own content were accepted until December 31st, 2009. There was a broad consensus in favor, and the license was upgraded.

Rationale
By upgrading from the older CC 1.0 to the latest CC 3.0, Wikivoyage...

 * Is able to use text contributions from other CC 2.0+ licensed projects. This includes Wikipedia, World66, HitchWiki, Travellerspoint and many, many more.
 * Became more international. CC 1.0 is limited to American copyright law.  CC 3.0 is available in jurisdiction-specific versions, giving you extra protection for reuse outside the United States.
 * Has a more secure legal position. Creative Commons has worked hard on patching loopholes in the original CC 1.0, and will continue to do so in the future.
 * Became future compatible. CC 1.0 does not have provisions for automatic updating (which is why this process is necessary), but CC 3.0 will automatically upgrade to the latest version.

Your Attribution and ShareAlike rights as a contributor are protected as well as or better by CC 3.0 than by CC 1.0. CC 1.0 was originally chosen only because there were no other practical options when Wikitravel was launched. A detailed discussion of the differences is available at Creative Commons:
 * Announcing (and explaining) our new 2.0 licenses
 * Version 3.0 Launched

Process
Three options were given during the following process:

 * 1) Consent by signing the Consent section below.  This means you consent to relicense all your contributions to all Wikitravel versions under CC 3.0.
 * 2) Refuse by signing the Refuse section below.  This means that you oppose the license change, and do not consent to relicense your written work. If community consensus is to proceed with the migration, your contributions may be removed from Wikitravel.
 * 3) Do nothing.  If the community proceeds with the migration, your contributions may be either kept or deleted at the discretion of the site's other users.  If you want to discuss your support or opposition to the license change, add a comment to Talk:License upgrade.  You can later return and sign under Consent or Refuse.

Consent
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 * 1) (WT-en) Stefan (sertmann) talk 01:57, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 2) (WT-en) Jpatokal 02:36, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 3) (WT-en) Burmesedays 03:19, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 4) (WT-en) Peter Talk 03:25, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 5) (WT-en) Andyfarrell 03:50, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 6) (WT-en) Peter (Southwood) Talk 03:59, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 7) (WT-en) Rein N. 04:01, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 8) (WT-en) Dguillaime 04:28, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 9) (WT-en) Huttite 06:01, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 10) (WT-en) Sabino434 07:52, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 11) (WT-en) Babbelas 08:48, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 12) (WT-en) Tatata ((WT-en) Tatata7, (WT-en) Tatatabot) 08:50, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 13) (WT-en) LtPowers 09:47, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 14) (WT-en) Ryan • (talk) • 10:50, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 15) (WT-en) Mark 11:19, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 16) (WT-en) Gorilla Jones 11:55, 1 November 2009 (EST)

 * 1) (WT-en) Colin Jensen 13:42, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 2) (WT-en) Axi 14:14, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 3) (WT-en) PerryPlanet Talk 15:10, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 4) (WT-en) Jonboy 21:43, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 5) (WT-en) Texugo 21:48, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 6) (WT-en) Paul Richter 21:49, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 7) (WT-en) Adshaw 21:52, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 8) (WT-en) ChubbyWimbus 21:58, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 9) (WT-en) Evan 22:23, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 10) (WT-en) Cbrown1023 22:25, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 11) (WT-en) Az1568 22:29, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 12) (WT-en) Elocina 22:54, 1 November 2009 (EST)
 * 13) (WT-en) Pashley 00:02, 2 November 2009 (EST)
 * 14) (WT-en) stavp 00:17, 2 November 2009 (EST).
 * 15) (WT-en) MMKK 00:46, 2 November 2009 (EST)
 * 16) (WT-en) DerFussi 03:53, 2 November 2009 (EST) - (Main contributor on de: On my German user page I declared it already)
 * 17) (WT-en) jan 03:55, 2 November 2009 (EST)
 * 18) (WT-en) Shep 07:10, 2 November 2009 (EST)
 * 19) (WT-en) Fnielsen 09:47, 2 November 2009 (EST)
 * 20) (WT-en) EVula 10:24, 2 November 2009 (EST)
 * 21) (WT-en) Timo Laine 11:14, 2 November 2009 (EST)
 * 22) (WT-en) Rafcha 12:41, 2 November 2009 (EST)
 * 23) (WT-en) DenisYurkin 13:20, 2 November 2009 (EST)
 * 24) (WT-en) Patrick Antony 11:17, 2 November 2009 (EST)
 * 25) (WT-en) Chuck 23:52, 2 November 2009 (EST)
 * 26) (WT-en) Username x 01:39, 3 November 2009 (EST)
 * 27) (WT-en) Eileen.sanda 01:39, 3 November 2009 (EST)
 * 28) (WT-en) JRHorse 21:30, 3 November 2009 (EST)
 * 29) (WT-en) Jbradfor 22:25, 3 November 2009 (EST)
 * 30) (WT-en) Shaund 23:20, 3 November 2009 (EST)
 * 31) (WT-en) Jujimufu 05:46, 4 November 2009 (EST)
 * 32) (WT-en) elgaard 08:33, 4 November 2009 (EST)
 * 33) (WT-en) Ypsilon 12:56, 4 November 2009 (EST)
 * 34) (WT-en) Rezendi 13:11, 4 November 2009 (EST)
 * 35) (WT-en) Superdog 07:17, 5 November 2009 (EST)
 * 36) (WT-en) pinkfluffybrick 07:58, 5 November 2009 (EST)
 * 37) (WT-en) Travelbuddy62 07:58, 5 November 2009 (EST)
 * 38) (WT-en) JacekArtymiak 20:01, 5 November 2009 (CET)
 * 39) (WT-en) Rogerhc 15:59, 5 November 2009 (EST)
 * 40) (WT-en) Rastapopulous 17:19, 5 November 2009 (EST)
 * 41) (WT-en) Fabzgy 00:28, 6 November 2009 (EST)
 * 42) (WT-en) Pheros 00:46, 6 November 2009 (EST)
 * 43) – (WT-en) cacahuate   talk 02:53, 6 November 2009 (EST)
 * 44) (WT-en) zaldy 07:50,  6 November 2009 (EST)
 * 45) (WT-en) Dege 16:15, 6 November 2009 (EST)
 * 46) (WT-en) Globe-trotter 17:05, 6 November 2009 (EST)
 * 47) (WT-en) ViMy 05:51, 7 November 2009 (EST)
 * 48) (WT-en) Chris1515 09:38, 7 November 2009 (EST)
 * 49) (WT-en) Aqwis 12:35, 7 November 2009 (EST)
 * 50) (WT-en) Bill-on-the-Hill 15:37, 7 November 2009 (EST)
 * 51) (WT-en) HeatherP 21:18, 7 November 2009 (EST)
 * 52) (WT-en) Padraic 08:49, 8 November 2009 (EST)
 * 53) (WT-en) Fharmsen 10:29, 9 November 2009 (EST)
 * 54) (WT-en) Barrero 10:17, 9 November 2009 (EST)
 * 55) (WT-en) Booksworm 11:52, 9 November 2009 (EST)
 * 56) (WT-en) Nudist-B&B 12:43, 9 November 2009 (EST)
 * 57) (WT-en) Diego de Manila 15:34, 9 November 2009 (EST)
 * 58) (WT-en) Algot Runeman 15:38, 9 November 2009 (EST)
 * 59) (WT-en) Swissbelg 22:17, 9 November 2009 (EST)
 * 60) (WT-en) Pokapoka 03:15, 10 November 2009 (EST)
 * 61) (WT-en) Chris j wood 13:53, 10 November 2009 (EST)
 * 62) (WT-en) Zepppep (WT-en) Zepppep 23:27, 10 November 2009 (EST)
 * 63) (WT-en) Tarr3n 09:27, 12 November 2009 (EST)
 * 64) (WT-en) Blahma 18:36, 12 November 2009 (EST)
 * 65) (WT-en) Piotr Goldstein 02:15, 13 November 2009 (EST)
 * 66) (WT-en) dastra 00:13, 13 November 2009 (EST)
 * 67) (WT-en) Truth's Out There  00:30, 13 November 2009 (EST)
 * 68) (WT-en) Spmenic 19:22, 13 November 2009 (EST)
 * 69) (WT-en) Redbear 21:22, 14 November 2009 (EST)
 * 70) (WT-en) Keswickuk 07:15, 15 November 2009 (EST).
 * 71) (WT-en) Orayzio 20:10, 16 November 2009 (EST)
 * 72) (WT-en) Hansm 15:04, 17 November 2009 (EST)
 * 73) (WT-en) Bidgee 16:56, 18 November 2009 (EST)
 * 74) (WT-en) Jriddell 23:36, 18 November 2009 (EST)
 * 75) (WT-en) Unger 01:51, 19 November 2009 (EST) (as I did it a long time ago on de)
 * 76) (WT-en) Rfolwell 12:03, 20 November 2009 (EST)
 * 77) (WT-en) Kumar23 12:59, 20 November 2009 (EST)
 * 78) (WT-en) pyskor@seznam.cz 18:51, 20 November 2009 (EST)
 * 79) (WT-en) rejon 06:14, 21 November 2009 (EST)
 * 80) (WT-en) PeterCox 09:56, 21 November 2009 (EST)
 * 81) (WT-en) Haa 04:48, 22 November 2009 (EST)
 * 82) (WT-en) plattypus1 01:06, 22 November 2009 (EST)
 * 83) (WT-en) Kevin Forsyth 10:44, 23 November 2009 (EST)
 * 84) (WT-en) 2old 11:10, 23 November 2009 (EST)
 * 85) (WT-en) Clarkcj 11:13, 23 November 2009 (EST)
 * 86) (WT-en) Brian158 03:45, 23 November 2009 (EST)
 * 87) (WT-en) Zaius 17:07, 23 November 2009 (EST)
 * 88) (WT-en) Stfn 11:24, 24 November 2009 (EST)
 * 89) (WT-en) Ewheeler 18:39, 24 November 2009 (EST)
 * 90) (WT-en) Newfrank 23:09, 24 November 2009 (EST)
 * 91) (WT-en) Kurkoski 05:29, 25 November 2009 (EST)
 * 92) (WT-en) jstampfl 10:32, 25 November 2009 (EST)
 * 93) (WT-en) Jrobinson 12:57, 25 November 2009 (EST)
 * 94) (WT-en) Metaur 09:58, 26 November 2009 (EST)
 * 95) (WT-en) Stanley Guan 00:23, 27 November 2009 (EST)
 * 96) (WT-en) Kyknos 13:43, 27 November 2009 (EST).
 * 97) (WT-en) Drew 20:57, 27 November 2009 (EST)
 * 98) (WT-en) DifuWu 15:19, 28 November 2009 (EST)
 * 99) (WT-en) Jkt 23:07, 29 November 2009 (EST)
 * 100) (WT-en) Ravi 18:14, 30 November 2009 (EST)
 * 101) (WT-en) Ashibaka 23:41, 30 November 2009 (EST)
 * 102) (WT-en) Boeing 06:13, 1 December 2009 (EST)
 * 103) (WT-en) Unforgettableid 02:29, 3 December 2009 (EST)
 * 104) (WT-en) Herngong 09:24, 3 December 2009 (EST)
 * 105) (WT-en) SoyDan 07:30, 4 December 2009 (EST)
 * 106) (WT-en) EinarKramer 12:31, 4 December 2009 (EST)
 * 107) (WT-en) akd2to1 12:20, 6 December 2009 (IST)
 * 108) (WT-en) Genjix 13:42, 6 December 2009 (EST)
 * 109) (WT-en) Jmradw 00:56, 7 December 2009 (EST)
 * 110) (WT-en) Dive Vilankulo 04:43, 7 December 2009 (EST)
 * 111) (WT-en) David Watts 10:58, 7 December 2009 (EST)
 * 112) (WT-en) Willow 13:27, 7 December 2009 (EST)
 * 113) (WT-en) Timeshifter 16:19, 7 December 2009 (EST).
 * 114) (WT-en) Jimwhittier 18:48, 7 December 2009 (PST).
 * 115) (WT-en) Gjetost 21:14, 10 December 2009 (EST)
 * 116) (WT-en) Eyebeeuk 01:00, 11 December 2009 (EST)
 * 117) (WT-en) FreakRob 14:15, 11 December 2009 (EST)
 * 118) (WT-en) Kumar23 09:49, 12 December 2009 (EST)
 * 119) (WT-en) Paul Fisher 02:16, 13 December 2009 (EST)
 * 120) (WT-en) lbiegeleisen 21:19, 13 December 2009 (EST)
 * 121) (WT-en) jghaines 08:05, 14 December 2009 (EST)
 * 122) (WT-en) pradyot 19:54, 14 December 2009 (EST)
 * 123) (WT-en) Dave.mcc 23:40, 14 December 2009 (EST)
 * 124) (WT-en) Ivnamei 00:33, 15 December 2009 (EST)
 * 125) (WT-en) Rouslinbr 16:32, 15 December 2009 (EST)
 * 126) (WT-en) Linnea 17:36, 16 December 2009 (EST)
 * 127) (WT-en) Sittard 11:15, 17 December 2009 (EST)
 * 128) (WT-en) Alingelb 22:45, 17 December 2009 (EST)
 * 129) (WT-en) Ivansanchez 18:37, 18 December 2009 (EST)
 * 130) (WT-en) wonderfullyrich 01:44, 21 December 2009 (EST)
 * 131) (WT-en) jeffmcneill 03:42, 21 December 2009 (EST)
 * 132) (WT-en) Esagheer 05:15, 21 December 2009 (EST).
 * 133) (WT-en) Aziraphale 09:24, 22 December 2009 (EST)
 * 134) (WT-en) Jopo 12:27, 22 December 2009 (EST)
 * 135) (WT-en) Sinisa 05:22, 23 December 2009 (EST)
 * 136) (WT-en) Kaashyap 09:05, 23 December 2009 (EST)Kaashyap - I agree
 * 137) (WT-en) JacobT09 17:01, 23 December 2009 (EST)
 * 138) (WT-en) jks 03:33, 24 December 2009 (EST)
 * 139) (WT-en) Darrelljon 08:36, 24 December 2009 (EST)
 * 140) (WT-en) Irrawaddy 13:29, 25 December 2009 (EST)
 * 141) (WT-en) Sebr 01:01, 26 December 2009 (EST)
 * 142) (WT-en) Dmol 18:24, 27 December 2009 (EST)
 * 143) (WT-en) Geoflaneur 13:03, 28 December 2009 (EST)
 * 144) (WT-en) Decomp 16:12, 28 December 2009 (EST)
 * 145) (WT-en) Nkosi 16:43, 28 December 2009 (EST)
 * 146) (WT-en) Snowkill7 05:07, 29 December 2009 (EST)
 * 147) (WT-en) BarryDowns 08:34, 29 December 2009 (EST)
 * 148) (WT-en) Jlam 13:24, 30 December 2009 (EST)
 * 149) (WT-en) zorn 07:02, 31 December 2009 (EST)

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 * 4) (WT-en) Abattis 01:51, 3 January 2010 (EST)
 * 5) (WT-en) Travelmate 13:28, 10 January 2010
 * 6) JPBarrette 12:19, 13 January 2010 (EST)
 * 7) (WT-en) Cheyenne 04:09, 21 January 2010 (EST)
 * 8) Ludhani 14:07, 24 January 2010 (EST)
 * 9) (WT-en) Beyaz 15:34, 26 January 2010 (EST)
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 * 13) (WT-en) kooxinel 13:05, 12 February 2010 (CST).
 * 14) (WT-en) Hofmann 13:05, 2 March 2010 (SET).
 * 15) (WT-en) Ratlike 00:23, 14 March 2010 (EST)
 * 16) (WT-en) jscher2000 16:41, 18 March 2010 (EDT)
 * 17) (WT-en) Doopie 15:44, 9 April 2010 (EDT)
 * 18) (WT-en) JimDeLaHunt 05:25, 17 April 2010 (EDT)
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title: Wikivoyage:License upgrade


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Wikivoyage:Links from Wikipedia

Links from Wikipedia to Wikivoyage are governed by the local policies of each individual language Wikipedia, not by Wikivoyage or its policies. As these differ between wikis, any individual policies and guidelines mentioned here are those of the English-language Wikipedia unless otherwise indicated.

This document is neither official nor policy. Wikipedia's link policy is at Wikipedia:External links.

Where to link
In general, Wikipedia's usage of links falls into two main categories:
 * Citations from reliable sources, used as the factual basis for a Wikipedia article, and
 * External links offered as a source of additional information for the reader.

It is almost never advisable to cite a wiki (such as Wikivoyage, or even Wikipedia itself in any language) as a reliable source in Wikipedia. Wikis are not subject to the oversight and verification that editorial staff normally exercise over books, news and published magazine articles.

This means that Wikivoyage links are normally placed in the "external links" section of an article about a place or travel-related topic and link to additional information in Wikivoyage that is not in the Wikipedia article.

Just as Wikipedia may link to images in a Wikimedia Commons category to avoid a large image gallery in an encyclopedia article, or link to a news article on Wikinews as Wikipedia is not a newspaper, so travel itinerary or "how-to" instruction (go here, see this, do that...) learned from personal experience on the road may be worthy of a link as useful material that fits here but not there.

Links to articles
A link from a Wikipedia article to the same-topic article in other projects (such as Wikivoyage) is normally provided by Wikidata. Click "Wikidata item" from the sidebar "Tools" menu on a Wikipedia page to open the corresponding data record (for instance, Montreal is Q340). Scroll down to the "Wikivoyage" section to add the language code (English is "en") and article name (Montreal) for Wikivoyage's article. (Oui, celà va sans dire that Wikivoyage en français has an article on Montréal, so that will be listed too - with "fr" as the language code for the French language.)

This will address the most straightforward case, where there's an exact 1:1 correspondence between Wikipedia and Wikivoyage articles. In other cases, the alternative is to create a templated link to Wikivoyage from the Wikipedia article's "external links" section.

How to link
In most cases, there will be templates available on individual Wikipedias to link to other Wikimedia projects in the "External links" section of an article at the end of the page. It's best to use these instead of directly using the voy: interwiki prefix. For instance, on many versions of Wikipedia:
 * ==External links==

or:

will make an entry in the external links section (on its own, or in a small box) pointing to:
 * Wikivoyage-Logo-v3-icon.svg Madrid travel guide on Wikivoyage

Templates on the English-language Wikipedia for links to Wikivoyage are listed at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wikivoyage. They include:
 * - a normal link as shown above, with the project's logo
 * - a small box linking to Wikivoyage
 * - a box listing multiple Wikimedia projects. For instance:
 * - for user pages

The available templates will vary from one Wikipedia to another (French Wikipédia, for instance, provides which generates a box with a link and a logo for a list of various Wikimedia projects). Non-English Wikipedias will usually prefer to link to Wikivoyage in their own language, where available. If a language has a Wikipedia but no local Wikivoyage, sometimes these templates do point to English-language Wikivoyage.

Even if a link is from one Wikimedia project to another, it is still grouped with the "External links" (or the sidebar, if linking via Wikidata or between various languages of the same project). Each wiki operates independently of the others and many sites that mirror the English-language Wikipedia may not have local copies of sister projects like Wikinews, Wikibooks or Wikivoyage.

When to link
Add a link from a Wikipedia article where there is significant information in the equivalent Wikivoyage article that is useful to Wikipedia readers. All Wikivoyage articles that are at "usable" status or higher should have links from Wikipedia. Articles at "outline" status that contain significant travel information should also have links. High-level articles about countries and regions (eg, states) that are at "outline" status should often have links. For those low-level "outline" articles that contain little travel information, a link is best avoided.

How to link
First the wikidata parameter must be set on the Wikivoyage listing entry of the point of interest. (This is the Q number you see on page reached from the Wikidata item link on the Wikipedia page). This creates an anchor on the page so that clinking the link on Wikipedia will take the reader to the part of the article where the listing is.

Second add the Wikivoyage template on the Wikipedia page of the point of interest using the page name of the article on Wikivoyage where the listing is. The wikidata code for the page anchor is automatically added.

For example for the Eiffel Tower on the the Wikipedia article add  , or also use a second parameter such as    to get the correct description on the link.

When to link
When the listing on Wikivoyage has information not typically allowed on Wikipedia, such as opening times and prices. Preferably when the listing content is of reasonable length and useful to a visitor.

title: Wikivoyage:Links from Wikipedia


text:
Wikivoyage:Links to disambiguating pages

This page lists disambiguation pages.

A · B · C · D · E · F · G · H · I · J · K · L · M · N · O · P · Q · R · S · T · U · V · W · X · Y · Z

A

 * ABC Islands
 * Aberdeen (disambiguation)
 * Acre
 * Acton
 * Ada
 * Adams County
 * Adams
 * Adrian
 * Agios Nikolaos (disambiguation)
 * Airdrie
 * Alamo
 * Alampur
 * Albany County
 * Albany
 * Albion
 * Alcobaça (disambiguation)
 * Alegría
 * Alexandria (disambiguation)
 * Alfred
 * Algarrobo
 * Alger
 * Alhambra
 * Alicante (disambiguation)
 * Alice
 * Allegany County
 * Allentown (disambiguation)
 * Alliance
 * Alma (disambiguation)
 * Almeria (disambiguation)
 * Almonte
 * Alpena
 * Alpine
 * Alta (disambiguation)
 * Altai
 * Altiplano
 * Alton
 * Altoona
 * Altus
 * Amazonas
 * Amazonia (disambiguation)
 * Amberley
 * Ambler
 * Amenia
 * America
 * Amesbury
 * Amherst
 * Amsterdam (disambiguation)
 * Andalusia (disambiguation)
 * Anderson
 * Andes (disambiguation)
 * Andover
 * Angola (disambiguation)
 * Annandale
 * Antigua (disambiguation)
 * Antioch
 * Antrim
 * Antwerp (disambiguation)
 * Apple Valley
 * Arad
 * Aran
 * Ararat
 * Arcadia
 * Arcola
 * Ardmore
 * Arlington
 * Armenia (disambiguation)
 * Armutlu
 * Artesia
 * Arundel
 * Ashford
 * Ashland
 * Ashmont
 * Ashton
 * Atalaya
 * Athens (disambiguation)
 * Atlanta (disambiguation)
 * Atlantic
 * Atlantic City (disambiguation)
 * Atlas
 * Atwater
 * Auburn
 * Augusta
 * Aurora
 * Austin (disambiguation)
 * Avalon (disambiguation)
 * Avoca
 * Avon
 * Ayr
 * Azerbaijan (disambiguation)

B

 * Babylon (disambiguation)
 * Babylon (New York)
 * Backpacking
 * Baden
 * Badlands (disambiguation)
 * Bago
 * Bainbridge
 * Baker County
 * Baker
 * Baldwin
 * Balfour
 * Bali (disambiguation)
 * Ballina
 * Balti
 * Baltimore (disambiguation)
 * Bamboo Island
 * Banana
 * Bancroft
 * Bangka
 * Bangor
 * Bantry (disambiguation)
 * Barberton
 * Barnesville
 * Barrington
 * Barrow
 * Barton
 * Bartow
 * Batesville
 * Bath (disambiguation)
 * Bathurst
 * Battle Creek
 * Bay City
 * Bay County
 * Bay Point
 * Bayonne
 * Bayport
 * Bayview
 * Beach
 * Beaconsfield
 * Beaufort
 * Beaumont (disambiguation)
 * Bedford (disambiguation)
 * Belfast (disambiguation)
 * Bella Vista
 * Belleville
 * Bellevue (disambiguation)
 * Bellingham
 * Bellville
 * Belmont
 * Belvedere (disambiguation)
 * Belvoir Castle
 * Beni
 * Benson
 * Benton
 * Bentonville (disambiguation)
 * Bergen (disambiguation)
 * Berks
 * Berkshire (disambiguation)
 * Berlin (disambiguation)
 * Berneray (disambiguation)
 * Berryville (disambiguation)
 * Berwick
 * Bethany
 * Bethel
 * Bethesda (disambiguation)
 * Bethlehem (disambiguation)
 * Beverly
 * Bharatpur (disambiguation)
 * Bhojpur (disambiguation)
 * Big Bend
 * Bigelow
 * Bilaspur
 * Birmingham (disambiguation)
 * Bishnupur
 * Black
 * Black Rock
 * Blenheim
 * Bloomington
 * Blue Hill
 * Blue Mountains (disambiguation)
 * Blue Ridge
 * Bluefield
 * Bluffton
 * Boa Vista (disambiguation)
 * Bolivar
 * Bombay (disambiguation)
 * Bonito
 * Boone
 * Booneville
 * Boonville
 * Boston (disambiguation)
 * Boulogne
 * Bow
 * Bowling Green
 * Boxford
 * Bradford (disambiguation)
 * Brady
 * Braintree
 * Brampton (disambiguation)
 * Brandenburg (disambiguation)
 * Brandon
 * Bray (disambiguation)
 * Breckenridge
 * Brentwood
 * Brest
 * Brewster
 * Bridgeport (disambiguation)
 * Bridgeville
 * Bridgewater
 * Bridport (disambiguation)
 * Brielle
 * Brisbane (disambiguation)
 * Bristol (disambiguation)
 * Bristow
 * Broken Bow
 * Brookfield
 * Brookhaven
 * Brookings
 * Brookville
 * Brownsville
 * Bruck
 * Brunswick
 * Bucks
 * Bucksport
 * Bucyrus
 * Buena Vista
 * Buenos Aires (disambiguation)
 * Buffalo (disambiguation)
 * Burbank (disambiguation)
 * Burgos (disambiguation)
 * Burley
 * Burlington
 * Burnley (disambiguation)
 * Burton
 * Busch Gardens
 * Butler County
 * Buxton (disambiguation)
 * Byron

C

 * Cabbage Cay (disambiguation)
 * Cadiz (disambiguation)
 * Cairo (disambiguation)
 * Calais (disambiguation)
 * Caldas
 * Caledon
 * Caledonia
 * Calgary (disambiguation)
 * Callahan
 * Camaguey (disambiguation)
 * Cambria
 * Camden
 * Cameron
 * Candela (disambiguation)
 * Canoa (disambiguation)
 * Canterbury
 * Canton (disambiguation)
 * Capital Region
 * Capitol Hill
 * Carbondale
 * Carlisle (disambiguation)
 * Carlsbad
 * Carmel
 * Carolina
 * Carroll County
 * Carrollton
 * Cartagena
 * Carthage (disambiguation)
 * Cass County
 * Cassadaga
 * Casselman
 * Caswell
 * Cavendish
 * Cebu
 * Cedar Point (disambiguation)
 * Centerville
 * Central City
 * Central Coast
 * Central Highlands
 * Central Park (disambiguation)
 * Central Plain
 * Central Valley
 * Centralia
 * Ceres (disambiguation)
 * Cerritos (disambiguation)
 * Chaco
 * Chama
 * Chamba
 * Chamberlain
 * Champlain
 * Chandler
 * Channel Islands (disambiguation)
 * Charleston
 * Charlestown
 * Charlevoix (disambiguation)
 * Chatsworth (disambiguation)
 * Chelmsford
 * Chelsea (disambiguation)
 * Cheshire (disambiguation)
 * Chester (disambiguation)
 * Chesterton
 * Chestertown
 * Chico
 * Chillicothe
 * China (disambiguation)
 * Chinatown
 * Chippewa
 * Chora
 * Churchill (disambiguation)
 * Clare (disambiguation)
 * Claremont
 * Clarington
 * Clark County
 * Clarksburg
 * Clarkston
 * Clarksville
 * Clay County
 * Clayton
 * Clear Lake
 * Clearview
 * Clearwater (disambiguation)
 * Cleveland (disambiguation)
 * Clifton
 * Clinton
 * Clinton County
 * Clive
 * Cloverdale
 * Clovis
 * Coastal Plain
 * Cochrane
 * Colby
 * Cold Spring (disambiguation)
 * Coleman
 * Colfax
 * College Park
 * Collingwood
 * Collinsville
 * Coloma
 * Colon
 * Colonia Suiza
 * Columbia
 * Columbia Heights
 * Columbus (disambiguation)
 * Concepcion (disambiguation)
 * Concord
 * Congo
 * Constance
 * Conway
 * Cooper
 * Cooperstown (disambiguation)
 * Copacabana (disambiguation)
 * Copán
 * Coral Island
 * Córdoba
 * Cordova
 * Cornelius
 * Corning
 * Cornish
 * Cornwall (disambiguation)
 * Corvallis
 * Costa Norte
 * Cottage Grove
 * Cottonwood
 * Courtenay (disambiguation)
 * Coventry (disambiguation)
 * Covington
 * Crawford County
 * Crawfordsville
 * Creole
 * Crewe
 * Cromwell
 * Crosby (disambiguation)
 * Crowhurst
 * Crown Point
 * Croydon (disambiguation)
 * Cuba (disambiguation)
 * Cuenca
 * Cumberland County
 * Cumberland
 * Cushing

D

 * DMZ
 * Daisen
 * Dalhousie
 * Dalton
 * Daman
 * Damascus (disambiguation)
 * Danville
 * Dartmouth
 * Darwin (disambiguation)
 * Date
 * Davenport (disambiguation)
 * David
 * Davis
 * Dayton (disambiguation)
 * DeKalb County
 * Decatur
 * Dedham
 * Deep South
 * Deer Lake
 * Deer Park
 * Deerfield
 * Delaware (disambiguation)
 * Delaware County
 * Delhi (disambiguation)
 * Delphos
 * Delta
 * Denmark (disambiguation)
 * Depew
 * Derby (disambiguation)
 * Derry (disambiguation)
 * Devonport (disambiguation)
 * Dexter
 * Dharmapuri
 * Dibba
 * Discount airlines in Australasia
 * Discovery Bay
 * Distrito Federal
 * Diving
 * Dixie
 * Dixon
 * Donnybrook
 * Douglas County
 * Douglas
 * Dover
 * Dublin (disambiguation)
 * Dubois
 * Dudley
 * Duluth (disambiguation)
 * Duncan
 * Dundalk (disambiguation)
 * Dundee (disambiguation)
 * Dunedin (disambiguation)
 * Durango
 * Durham
 * Duval County

E

 * Eagle
 * Eagle River
 * East Coast
 * East End
 * East Windsor
 * Eastern Plains
 * Eastern Province
 * Eastern Shore
 * Eastman
 * Easton
 * Eastport
 * Eau Claire
 * Eden
 * Edgewood
 * Edmond
 * El Cerrito (disambiguation)
 * El Colorado
 * El Dorado
 * El Paso (disambiguation)
 * Elgin (disambiguation)
 * Elizabethtown
 * Elk County
 * Ellsworth
 * Elmira
 * Elon
 * Ely
 * Elyria
 * Embrun
 * Emporia
 * Enfield
 * Englewood
 * Enterprise
 * Ephraim
 * Epping
 * Erie (disambiguation)
 * Erie County
 * Escambia County
 * Escobedo (disambiguation)
 * Espanola
 * Essex County
 * Essex
 * Etna
 * Eureka (disambiguation)
 * European microstates
 * Everett
 * Evergreen
 * Exeter (disambiguation)
 * Exmouth

F

 * Fairbanks (disambiguation)
 * Fairfax
 * Fairfield
 * Fairmont
 * Fairport
 * Fairview
 * Faizabad (disambiguation)
 * Fall River
 * Falmouth
 * Fano
 * Farmingdale
 * Farmington
 * Fayette County
 * Fayetteville
 * Federal Hill
 * Ferndale
 * Fife (disambiguation)
 * Financial District
 * Flagstaff (disambiguation)
 * Flat
 * Flint (disambiguation)
 * Florence (disambiguation)
 * Flores
 * Florida (disambiguation)
 * Floyd County
 * Flushing
 * Foca
 * Foley
 * Formosa
 * Fort Morgan
 * Fortuna
 * Franconia (disambiguation)
 * Frankfort
 * Franklin County
 * Franklin
 * Fredericksburg
 * Fredonia
 * Freedom
 * Freeport
 * Freetown (disambiguation)
 * Fremont (disambiguation)
 * Frisco
 * Frisia
 * Frisian Islands
 * Frontera
 * Fuchu
 * Fuji (disambiguation)
 * Fulton
 * Fulton County
 * Futuna Island

G

 * Gainesville
 * Galena
 * Gallipoli (disambiguation)
 * Galveston (disambiguation)
 * Garden City
 * Gardiner
 * Gardner
 * Garfield County
 * Garland
 * Gaza (disambiguation)
 * Genesee County
 * Geneseo (disambiguation)
 * Geneva (disambiguation)
 * Genoa (disambiguation)
 * George (disambiguation)
 * Georgetown
 * Georgia
 * Ghat
 * Gillingham
 * Glacier National Park (disambiguation)
 * Gladstone
 * Glasgow (disambiguation)
 * Glenbrook
 * Glencoe (disambiguation)
 * Glendale
 * Gloucester
 * Golden Triangle
 * Golden
 * Goldsboro
 * Gorham
 * Gorontalo
 * Goseong
 * Gracanica
 * Grafton
 * Granada (disambiguation)
 * Grand Island
 * Grand Isle
 * Grant County
 * Granville
 * Grass Valley
 * Great Falls
 * Great Lakes (disambiguation)
 * Green Island
 * Green River
 * Greene County
 * Greenfield
 * Greensburg
 * Greentown
 * Greenville
 * Greenwich
 * Greenwood County
 * Greenwood
 * Groningen (disambiguation)
 * Groton
 * Grove
 * Grove City
 * Groveland
 * Guadalupe (disambiguation)
 * Gulf Coast
 * Gulfport (disambiguation)
 * Gunnison
 * Guthrie

H

 * Hackberry
 * Half Moon Bay (disambiguation)
 * Halifax (disambiguation)
 * Halle (disambiguation)
 * Halton
 * Hamilton County
 * Hamilton
 * Hampton
 * Hancock County
 * Hancock
 * Hanover (disambiguation)
 * Harlingen
 * Harriman
 * Harrisburg (disambiguation)
 * Harrison
 * Hart
 * Hartford (disambiguation)
 * Harvard
 * Harwich
 * Hastings
 * Havana (disambiguation)
 * Havelock
 * Haverhill
 * Hawthorne
 * Heath
 * Heathfield
 * Hebron (disambiguation)
 * Heflin
 * Heidelberg (disambiguation)
 * Helena
 * Helensburgh (disambiguation)
 * Hell
 * Helvetia
 * Hendersonville
 * Heritage
 * Hermosa
 * Hermosillo (disambiguation)
 * Hershey (disambiguation)
 * Hertford (disambiguation)
 * Hesperia (disambiguation)
 * High Desert
 * Highland Park
 * Highland
 * Highlands
 * Hillsboro
 * Hillsborough
 * Hinckley
 * Hobart (disambiguation)
 * Holbrook (disambiguation)
 * Holhol
 * Holland (disambiguation)
 * Hollister
 * Holly
 * Hollywood (disambiguation)
 * Holmes County
 * Holy Island
 * Hondo (disambiguation)
 * Hope
 * Hopkins
 * Hopkinton
 * Hot Springs
 * Howard
 * Hudson
 * Huelva (disambiguation)
 * Hull
 * Huntingdon (disambiguation)
 * Huntington
 * Huntly
 * Huntsville
 * Huron County
 * Huron
 * Hurricane
 * Hyde Park
 * Hyderabad (disambiguation)
 * Hythe

I

 * Ibaraki (disambiguation)
 * Icaraí
 * Ikeda
 * Iloilo
 * Independence
 * Indianola
 * Ingersoll
 * Ingleside
 * Interior
 * Iojima
 * Ipswich
 * Ireland (disambiguation)
 * Isabela
 * Ishikari
 * Islamabad (disambiguation)
 * Ithaca

J

 * Jackson County
 * Jackson
 * Jacksonville (disambiguation)
 * Jaen
 * Jamaica (disambiguation)
 * Jamestown
 * Jason
 * Jay
 * Jefferson County
 * Jefferson
 * Jeffersonville
 * Jerome
 * Jilin (disambiguation)
 * Jining
 * Johannesburg (disambiguation)
 * Johnson City
 * Johnson
 * Jonesboro
 * Jordan (disambiguation)
 * Juazeiro
 * Junction City
 * Jura

K

 * Kamikawa
 * Karak
 * Kashi
 * Kazimierz
 * Kearny
 * Kearny
 * Keene
 * Kelso
 * Kemptville
 * Kendal
 * Kensington
 * Kent (disambiguation)
 * Kent County
 * Kenwood
 * Keystone
 * Kilgore (disambiguation)
 * Killarney (disambiguation)
 * Kimberley
 * Kincardine
 * King Island (disambiguation)
 * King
 * Kingman (disambiguation)
 * Kings Canyon
 * Kings Cross (disambiguation)
 * Kingston
 * Kingsville
 * Kirkwood
 * Kish (disambiguation)
 * Klausen
 * Knightsville
 * Knox County
 * Ko Chang (disambiguation)
 * Kochi (disambiguation)
 * Krabi
 * Kremmydi
 * Krupa
 * Kumla
 * Kuta (disambiguation)

L

 * La Grange
 * La Paz (disambiguation)
 * La Plata (disambiguation)
 * La Rioja
 * Laconia (disambiguation)
 * Ladysmith (disambiguation)
 * Lafayette County
 * Lafayette
 * Lagos (disambiguation)
 * Lake County
 * Lake District
 * Lake Forest
 * Lake Geneva (disambiguation)
 * Lake George (disambiguation)
 * Lake Hopatcong
 * Lakeside
 * Lakeview
 * Lakewood
 * Lamar
 * Lanark (disambiguation)
 * Lancaster
 * Landsberg
 * Langley
 * Lansdowne
 * Lansing (disambiguation)
 * Lapland
 * Lara
 * Largo
 * Las Vegas (disambiguation)
 * Launceston (disambiguation)
 * Laurel
 * Lawrence
 * Lawton
 * Leamington
 * Leavenworth
 * Lebanon (disambiguation)
 * Ledyard
 * Lee County
 * Lee
 * Lefke
 * Legoland
 * Lenox
 * Leominster
 * Leon County
 * Leon
 * Leonard
 * Lester
 * Letchworth
 * Leugny
 * Lewisburg
 * Lewiston
 * Lewistown
 * Lexington
 * Liberia (disambiguation)
 * Liberty
 * Lima (disambiguation)
 * Limburg
 * Limestone
 * Limoges (disambiguation)
 * Limon
 * Lincoln (disambiguation)
 * Lincoln County
 * Lincoln Park
 * Linden
 * Lisbon (disambiguation)
 * Lismore (disambiguation)
 * Litchfield
 * Little Falls
 * Little Italy
 * Littleton
 * Liverpool (disambiguation)
 * Livingston County
 * Livingston
 * Lodi (disambiguation)
 * Logan
 * Logan Circle
 * Logan Square
 * London (disambiguation)
 * London Bridge
 * Londonderry
 * Long Beach (disambiguation)
 * Long Island (disambiguation)
 * Longview
 * Loreto
 * Los Angeles (disambiguation)
 * Los Llanos
 * Loudonville
 * Louisville (disambiguation)
 * Loveland
 * Lowell
 * Ludlow
 * Lugin
 * Luling
 * Lumut (disambiguation)
 * Lunenburg (disambiguation)
 * Luxembourg (disambiguation)
 * Lyons

M

 * Macedonia
 * Macomb
 * Macon
 * Madang (disambiguation)
 * Madison (disambiguation)
 * Madison County
 * Madras (disambiguation)
 * Madre de Dios
 * Madrid (disambiguation)
 * Magic City
 * Magnolia
 * Maine (disambiguation)
 * Mainland
 * Maitland
 * Malaga (disambiguation)
 * Malden (disambiguation)
 * Malone
 * Malvern
 * Manchester (disambiguation)
 * Mansfield
 * Manzanillo (disambiguation)
 * Maplewood
 * Marathon (disambiguation)
 * Marblehead
 * Margate (disambiguation)
 * Marietta
 * Maringá
 * Marion County
 * Marion
 * Marlborough
 * Marlow
 * Marmara
 * Marquette
 * Mars Hill
 * Mars
 * Marshall
 * Marshfield
 * Martin County
 * Martin
 * Martinez
 * Martinsburg
 * Martinsville
 * Maryborough
 * Maryland (disambiguation)
 * Marysville
 * Maryville
 * Mason City (disambiguation)
 * Mason
 * Matsuyama (disambiguation)
 * Mayfield
 * Maywood
 * McHenry County
 * McLean
 * McMinnville
 * Mecca (disambiguation)
 * Mecklenburg County
 * Medford
 * Medina (disambiguation)
 * Medina County
 * Medway
 * Melbourne (disambiguation)
 * Melrose
 * Memphis (disambiguation)
 * Mena
 * Mendoza (disambiguation)
 * Mercedes
 * Mercer County
 * Mercer
 * Mérida
 * Meriden
 * Merrimac
 * Mesopotamia
 * Mesquite
 * Mexico (disambiguation)
 * Miami (disambiguation)
 * Micronesia (disambiguation)
 * Mid West
 * Middelburg
 * Middleburg (disambiguation)
 * Middlebury
 * Middlefield
 * Middlesex County
 * Middlesex
 * Middleton
 * Middletown
 * Midland
 * Midlands
 * Midtown
 * Midway
 * Midwest (disambiguation)
 * Milan (disambiguation)
 * Milford
 * Mill Creek
 * Millersburg
 * Millville
 * Milton
 * Mina (disambiguation)
 * Minden
 * Mino
 * Miramar
 * Misato
 * Mission
 * Mitchell
 * Miyako
 * Miyoshi
 * Modena (disambiguation)
 * Mohawk
 * Mon
 * Monclova (disambiguation)
 * Monmouth
 * Monroe County
 * Monroe
 * Monrovia (disambiguation)
 * Montana (disambiguation)
 * Monterey
 * Montgomery (disambiguation)
 * Montgomery County
 * Monticello
 * Montrose
 * Montserrat (disambiguation)
 * Montville
 * Moore
 * Mora
 * Morenci
 * Morgan City
 * Morganton
 * Moron
 * Moroni
 * Morpeth
 * Morris
 * Moscow (disambiguation)
 * Mount Airy
 * Mount Gilead
 * Mount Heng
 * Mount Ida
 * Mount Lebanon (disambiguation)
 * Mount Pleasant
 * Mount Vernon
 * Mount Washington
 * Mountain Creek
 * Mountain Home
 * Mountain View
 * Mulberry
 * Munster
 * Murcia
 * Murray
 * Muse (disambiguation)
 * Mustang
 * Mysore (disambiguation)
 * Mystic

N

 * Nakhchivan
 * Nanao
 * Naples (disambiguation)
 * Narberth
 * Naruto
 * Nashua
 * Nassau (disambiguation)
 * Nassau County (disambiguation)
 * Nathula
 * National Capital Region
 * Navarre (disambiguation)
 * Nazareth (disambiguation)
 * Nederland (disambiguation)
 * Nelson
 * Neunkirchen
 * Nevada (disambiguation)
 * New Albany (disambiguation)
 * New Amsterdam
 * New Canaan
 * New England (disambiguation)
 * New London
 * New Ulm
 * New York
 * Newark
 * Newberry
 * Newburgh
 * Newbury
 * Newcastle
 * Newfield
 * Newmarket
 * Newport
 * Newton (disambiguation)
 * Newtown (disambiguation)
 * Ngawi
 * Niagara
 * Nicosia (disambiguation)
 * Nicosia district
 * Niles
 * Nome
 * Norfolk
 * Norman
 * North (India)
 * North Beach
 * North Bend
 * North Cape
 * North Coast
 * North County
 * North Pole (disambiguation)
 * North Shore
 * North Sydney
 * Northam (disambiguation)
 * Northampton
 * Northbridge
 * Northfield
 * Northport
 * Norton
 * Norwalk
 * Norwich (disambiguation)
 * Novara (disambiguation)
 * Nurabad

O

 * O'Fallon
 * Oak Park (disambiguation)
 * Oakfield
 * Oakland (disambiguation)
 * Oakville
 * Oaxaca
 * Ocean City
 * Odessa (disambiguation)
 * Okanagan (disambiguation)
 * Olathe
 * Oldtown
 * Olivença
 * Olympia
 * Olympos
 * Oneonta
 * Ono (disambiguation)
 * Ontario (disambiguation)
 * Orange City
 * Orange County
 * Orange
 * Orangeville
 * Oranjestad (disambiguation)
 * Orkney (disambiguation)
 * Orland
 * Orleans (disambiguation)
 * Orleans County
 * Orono
 * Oroville
 * Osceola County
 * Oshima
 * Oviedo
 * Oxbow
 * Oxford (disambiguation)
 * Oxford County
 * Oxford Street

P

 * Pacifica (disambiguation)
 * Padang (disambiguation)
 * Padang Besar
 * Paddington
 * Paducah (disambiguation)
 * Palermo (disambiguation)
 * Palm Beach
 * Palmas (disambiguation)
 * Palmer
 * Palmetto
 * Palmyra (disambiguation)
 * Panama (disambiguation)
 * Panama City (disambiguation)
 * Panhandle
 * Papua (disambiguation)
 * Para
 * Paradise
 * Paris (disambiguation)
 * Park Cities
 * Park City
 * Park Ridge
 * Pará
 * Pasadena (disambiguation)
 * Passaic
 * Patagonia National Park
 * Paxton
 * Paynesville
 * Peabody (disambiguation)
 * Pecos
 * Peel
 * Pelham
 * Pemba (disambiguation)
 * Pemberton
 * Pembroke
 * Peninsula
 * Penza
 * Peoria
 * Perry
 * Perth (disambiguation)
 * Peru (disambiguation)
 * Pest
 * Peterborough (disambiguation)
 * Petersburg (disambiguation)
 * Phillipsburg
 * Phoenix (disambiguation)
 * Pickering
 * Picton
 * Piedmont (disambiguation)
 * Piedras Negras (disambiguation)
 * Pierce County
 * Pineville
 * Pingxiang
 * Pittsburg
 * Pittsburgh (disambiguation)
 * Placentia
 * Plainfield
 * Plainview
 * Plainville
 * Playa Hermosa
 * Pleasantville
 * Plymouth
 * Point Breeze
 * Point Pleasant
 * Pointe-Noire (disambiguation)
 * Poland (disambiguation)
 * Polk County
 * Pollution
 * Pontiac
 * Port Clinton
 * Port Stanley
 * Port Stephens
 * Port Washington
 * Portage County (disambiguation)
 * Portage
 * Porter
 * Portland
 * Portsmouth (disambiguation)
 * Potsdam (disambiguation)
 * Powell
 * Praga
 * Preston (disambiguation)
 * Price
 * Prince Albert (disambiguation)
 * Prince George (disambiguation)
 * Princeton (disambiguation)
 * Providencia (disambiguation)
 * Puerto Viejo
 * Punta Gorda
 * Purdy
 * Putnam County
 * Pyramids

Q

 * Queenstown
 * Quincy

R

 * Rahaeng
 * Rail travel in North America
 * Raja
 * Ramsey County
 * Ramsey
 * Rangpur
 * Ravenna (disambiguation)
 * Ray
 * Reading
 * Redfield
 * Redford
 * Red Hill
 * Redhill (disambiguation)
 * Redmond
 * Redonda
 * Rehoboth (disambiguation)
 * Rensselaer
 * Rhineland
 * Ribeauville (disambiguation)
 * Ribeira
 * Richfield
 * Richland County
 * Richmond (disambiguation)
 * Richwood
 * Ridgefield
 * Ridgeland
 * Ridgeway
 * Riley
 * Rincon
 * Rio (disambiguation)
 * Rio de Janeiro (disambiguation)
 * Rio Grande (disambiguation)
 * Rio San Juan (disambiguation)
 * Ripley
 * Ripon
 * River Valley (disambiguation)
 * Riverdale
 * Riverhead
 * Riverside (disambiguation)
 * Riviera
 * Robbinsville
 * Robertson (disambiguation)
 * Rochester
 * Rock Island (disambiguation)
 * Rockaway Beach
 * Rockingham
 * Rockland
 * Rockport
 * Rockwood
 * Rogers
 * Rolla
 * Roma
 * Rome (disambiguation)
 * Roraima (disambiguation)
 * Rose
 * Rose Valley
 * Roseau (disambiguation)
 * Roseland
 * Roseville
 * Ross
 * Rostov
 * Roswell
 * Rothenburg
 * Roxas
 * Roxbury
 * Royal National Park (disambiguation)
 * Royan
 * Rudersdal
 * Rugby
 * Rumford
 * Russell
 * Russellville
 * Rutherford
 * Rutland
 * Rye

S

 * SA
 * Sabang
 * Sail Rock
 * Saint Croix (disambiguation)
 * Saint Denis (disambiguation)
 * Saint George
 * Saint-Gilles
 * Saint Helena
 * Saint John (disambiguation)
 * Saint Joseph (disambiguation)
 * Saint Louis (disambiguation)
 * Saint Lucia (disambiguation)
 * Saint Martin (disambiguation)
 * Saint Paul (disambiguation)
 * Saint-Pierre (disambiguation)
 * Saint Thomas (disambiguation)
 * Sainte Anne (disambiguation)
 * Sakai
 * Salamanca (disambiguation)
 * Sale
 * Salem
 * Salento (disambiguation)
 * Salida
 * Salina (disambiguation)
 * Salinas (disambiguation)
 * Salisbury
 * Samara (disambiguation)
 * Samoa (disambiguation)
 * San Andres
 * San Antonio (disambiguation)
 * San Carlos
 * San Cristobal
 * San Ignacio
 * San Jose
 * San Juan (disambiguation)
 * San Lorenzo
 * San Luis
 * San Marcos
 * San Marino (disambiguation)
 * San Miguel
 * San Pedro (disambiguation)
 * San Rafael (disambiguation)
 * San Ramon (disambiguation)
 * San Teodoro
 * Sandford
 * Sandgate
 * Sandusky (disambiguation)
 * Sandwich
 * Sandy Creek
 * Sanford
 * Santa Ana
 * Santa Catarina (disambiguation)
 * Santa Clara
 * Santa Cruz
 * Santa Elena
 * Santa Fe (Argentina)
 * Santa Fe
 * Santa Luzia
 * Santa Maria
 * Santa Rosa
 * Santa Teresa
 * Santarém
 * Santiago
 * Santo Domingo (disambiguation)
 * Saratoga
 * Sault Ste Marie
 * Savoy
 * Sayre
 * Scarborough (disambiguation)
 * Scarsdale (disambiguation)
 * Schiller Park (disambiguation)
 * Schongau
 * Scituate
 * Scottsdale
 * SeaWorld
 * Seabrook
 * Seaside
 * Sebastian (disambiguation)
 * Seda
 * Selma
 * Seminole County
 * Seminole
 * Sentul
 * Serbo-Croatian
 * Seville (disambiguation)
 * Seymour (disambiguation)
 * Sfântu Gheorghe
 * Shannon (disambiguation)
 * Sharon
 * Shelburne
 * Shelby County
 * Shelby
 * Shelbyville
 * Shelton
 * Sherman County
 * Sherman
 * Shrewsbury
 * Sibu (disambiguation)
 * Sidney
 * Sierra Nevada (disambiguation)
 * Silver Springs
 * Silverdale
 * Silverton
 * Skipton (disambiguation)
 * Sleepy Hollow (disambiguation)
 * Smithfield
 * Smyrna
 * Sofala
 * Soho
 * Solomon
 * Somerset
 * Sonora (disambiguation)
 * Sorrento (disambiguation)
 * South Coast
 * South County
 * South Shore
 * South Side
 * Southern Highlands
 * Southern Lakes
 * Southport (disambiguation)
 * Sparta (disambiguation)
 * Spencer
 * Spring Grove
 * Spring Valley
 * Springdale
 * Springfield
 * Springwood
 * St Andrews (disambiguation)
 * St Charles
 * St Helens
 * St. Albans
 * St. Clair (disambiguation)
 * St. Cloud
 * St. Marys
 * Stamford
 * Stanley
 * Stark County
 * Staunton
 * Stephen
 * Stephenville
 * Sterling
 * Steuben County
 * Stevensville
 * Stillwater
 * Stockbridge (disambiguation)
 * Stockholm (disambiguation)
 * Stockton
 * Stonington
 * Stoughton
 * Strasburg
 * Stratford
 * Sucre (disambiguation)
 * Sudbury
 * Suffolk (disambiguation)
 * Suffolk County
 * Sugar Hill
 * Sugar Island
 * Summit County
 * Sumter County
 * Sun City
 * Sun Valley
 * Sunshine Coast (disambiguation)
 * Surat (disambiguation)
 * Surf City
 * Surfside
 * Surfside Beach
 * Surin (disambiguation)
 * Surrey (disambiguation)
 * Sussex
 * Sutherland
 * Sutton
 * Swansea (disambiguation)
 * Sweden (disambiguation)
 * Sydney (disambiguation)
 * Sydney/Sydney Harbour
 * Syracuse
 * São Paulo (disambiguation)

T

 * Taizhou
 * Tamworth
 * Tarbert
 * Tarim
 * Tatra Mountains
 * Taunton
 * Texas (disambiguation)
 * Thame
 * Thaton
 * Thomasville
 * Three Rivers (disambiguation)
 * Tierra del Fuego (disambiguation)
 * Tilton
 * Tioga County
 * Tishomingo
 * Titusville
 * Toba (disambiguation)
 * Tobermory
 * Toledo
 * Tolland
 * Toluca (disambiguation)
 * Toronto (disambiguation)
 * Torquay (disambiguation)
 * Torrington
 * Tremont
 * Trenton (disambiguation)
 * Trinidad (disambiguation)
 * Tripoli (disambiguation)
 * Trójmiasto
 * Troy
 * Trujillo
 * Truro
 * Tucker
 * Tura
 * Turkey (disambiguation)
 * Tuscola
 * Tuttle
 * Tuzla (disambiguation)
 * Tywyn (disambiguation)

U

 * Ueno
 * Ulster
 * Union County
 * Union
 * Uniontown
 * University City
 * University Heights (disambiguation)
 * University Park
 * Upton
 * Urbana
 * Uri
 * Utrecht (disambiguation)
 * Utö
 * Uxbridge

V

 * Valencia (disambiguation)
 * Valença
 * Valladolid
 * Valley
 * Valley City
 * Valparaíso (disambiguation)
 * Van Buren
 * Vancouver (disambiguation)
 * Vandalia
 * Vaughan (disambiguation)
 * Vega
 * Venice (disambiguation)
 * Verdun (disambiguation)
 * Vermilion
 * Vernon
 * Verona (disambiguation)
 * Victor
 * Victoria
 * Vidalia
 * Vienna (disambiguation)
 * Vienne
 * Vila Velha
 * Villa Clara
 * Villa Park
 * Villars
 * Vineland
 * Virginia (disambiguation)
 * Visegrad
 * Vista (disambiguation)
 * Vitoria
 * Volcano

W

 * WA
 * Wahpeton (disambiguation)
 * Wakefield
 * Walker
 * Wall
 * Wallace
 * Wallingford
 * Walpole
 * Walters
 * Walton County
 * Walton
 * Wareham
 * Warm Springs
 * Warner
 * Warren County
 * Warren
 * Warrington (disambiguation)
 * Warsaw (disambiguation)
 * Warwick
 * Washburn
 * Washington County
 * Washington
 * Waterboro
 * Waterford (disambiguation)
 * Waterloo (disambiguation)
 * Watertown
 * Waterville
 * Watervliet
 * Wau
 * Wayne County
 * Wayne
 * Waynesburg
 * Weatherford
 * Weaverville
 * Webster
 * Wells (disambiguation)
 * Wenshan (disambiguation)
 * Wentworth
 * Wessex
 * West Bank (disambiguation)
 * West Chester
 * West Coast
 * West End
 * West Midlands
 * West Springfield
 * Westbrook
 * West Pomerania
 * Westfield
 * Westland
 * Westminster (disambiguation)
 * Weston
 * Westport
 * Westwood
 * Weymouth (disambiguation)
 * Whetstone
 * White Mountains
 * White River
 * Whitefield
 * Whitehaven (disambiguation)
 * Whitman
 * Wick
 * Wilcox
 * Wildwood
 * Williams
 * Williamsburg (disambiguation)
 * Williamson
 * Williamstown
 * Williamsville
 * Williston
 * Willow
 * Wilmington
 * Wilton
 * Winchester
 * Windham
 * Windsor
 * Winfield
 * Winslow
 * Winter Park
 * Winthrop
 * Wood County
 * Woodbridge
 * Woodbury
 * Woodland
 * Woodstock
 * Woodville
 * Woodworth
 * Worcester
 * Worthington
 * Wyandotte
 * Wyndham
 * Wyoming (disambiguation)

X

 * Xiangcheng
 * Xin (disambiguation)
 * Xingyi (disambiguation)
 * Xinyi
 * Xishui

Y

 * Yarmouth
 * Yichun
 * York (disambiguation)
 * York County
 * Yorkville
 * Yulin
 * Yuzawa

Z

 * Zamboanga
 * Zamora
 * Zealand


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Wikivoyage:Links to DMOZ

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Sidebar links
A single 1:1 link between a Wikivoyage article and a Wikipedia article on the same subject may be placed in the "In other projects" sections of the sidebar menu by editing the "Wikivoyage" section of the Wikidata record.

The link will not appear in the main text of the article page on Wikivoyage, but will instead show up automatically in the "In other projects" section of the left-side navigation panel. See Links from Wikipedia, as usually the Wikipedia page already exists. Once connected in Wikidata, edit/save of articles will update the side panel.

Occasionally, our destination articles do not meet Wikidata's expectation of a unique, 1:1 correspondence to Wikipedia articles or Commons categories. As a last resort, place no more than one of each of these templates at the end of the Wikivoyage article to create the link to the same topic to generate a templated box instead of a sidebar link:
 * RelatedWikipedia
 * RelatedCommonsCat

Inline links
Wikipedia and Wikidata are now standard fields in all Wikivoyage listing templates. Links to the relevant Wikipedia and Wikidata pages should be added to these fields in listings whenever possible. Inline links to Wikipedia are otherwise generally not used in mainspace pages on this site, to avoid their being mistaken for internal links to other Wikivoyage articles. See External links.

Inline links outside of listing templates may be used on policy, personal or talk pages. To create one, use "w:" (an inline link to the same-language Wikipedia) or "wikipedia:", like this: Wikipedia: Article title on Wikipedia.

Some MediaWiki templates create links from Wikivoyage mainspace articles to Wikipedia, to Wikidata or to a specific (lat, long) position on a map. For instance, the listing template supports links to a venue's official site, to a Wikidata entry and to a Wikipedia article. The listing editor is able to lookup (lat, long) given a Wikidata link; these co-ordinates can then generate a link and marker for dynamic maps. See the documentation for each template for details.

To link from a Wikipedia article on an attraction to a listing within a Wikivoyage destination article, see Links from Wikipedia

Interlanguage links
There are versions of Wikipedia for many different languages. Linking to most of them from English-language Wikivoyage doesn't make a lot of sense. After all, our target audience are English speakers who likely won't understand a linked article in Tamil or Estonian.

In addition, don't count on Wikipedia-style interlanguage prefixes to work for links to Wikipedia language versions. We have our own multilanguage sites here at Wikivoyage, and fr:Lyon points to the French Wikivoyage article about Lyon, not to the French Wikipedia article about Lyon.

If, on a policy page, a personal page or a talk page, you need to link to an article on Tagalog Wikipedia (or something similar), you can make a shortcut using the form w: language code:title. So, the Tagalog article on Spain is at Espanya. (Conversely, London from an English-language wiki or en:voy:London anywhere else should get you back to English-speaking Wikivoyage territory, namely our page on London, from elsewhere in Wikimedia.)

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