International Standard Book Number

Library of Congress Control Number

Online Computer Library Center Number

Museum's accession/id number or URI/URN or some other inventory or identification number. Provide also link to museum database if available.

Map sheets (or tiles) bordering this one. Easiest way is to fill with a specific template, like {{Neighboring sheets Swisstopo Dufourkarte|id}} that populates {{Neighboring maptiles}}.

Original author of the file; where appropriate, use {{Creator:Name Surname}}. If the work is derived from or depicts works by someone other than the author, the author of the original work should also be mentioned. For example, for a photograph of a sculpture, make a mention of both the sculptor and the photographer. This field should not be used to specify the scanner, finder or uploader of the image; they are not the author.

Author of book (if different from creator of map)

Title of book (as an alternative to <code>set</code>, or if the map set is bound into a larger book)

Information about source of the file or the photographer. Possible values: If image was found on the internet include original URLs (preferably two, embedding web page and image). If it is a scan from a book than include the book references where you scanned it from (preferably with ISBN and page) If it is your own or someone else photograph than provide the name of the photographer Some examples: ArtRenewal.org : Gallery : Info : Pic, Milner, John: Mondrian, p. 35 - <span lang="en" dir="ltr" >[[:en:ISBN|<span lang="en" dir="ltr">ISBN</span>]]</span>&nbsp;[[Special:BookSources/0714831670|0714831670]], Be aware what for 2D works like paintings only copyrights of the original artist are important so if the artist died more than 70 years ago most images found on the web or scanned from art books are OK. However in case of sculptures and other 3D works information about the photographer is important to justify the license.

Date of creation, when the original source (digital file, or original artwork) was created. Use ISO dates or {{other date}}

"demo=1" will show all the fields used by the template empty or not. Meant to be used only in template: namespace when demonstrating template fields.

Description of the map. Please use multilingual templates like {{en|1=}}. This field is required (unless a title was provided).

Dimensions or size of the artwork. Use {{Size}} when possible

Map heading to be used to select closest north pointer map symbol. In most maps up-pointing vector follows central vertical longitude line and points North. If that is the case use N, otherwise provide the compass direction of up-pointing vector as degree values 0-360 (clockwise with north as 0) or a compass point abbreviation (up to 3 letters).

Can be used for '''simple''' descriptions about the generation of that map. See [[#Image generation|Image generation]] below.<br />Can also be used like <code>other fields</code> to pass the more complicated <code>{{Igen|+|....}}</code>. .

Description of: inscriptions, watermarks, captions, coats of arm, etc. Use {{inscription}}

Archive, museum or collection owning the map. Use: institution templates such as {{Institution:Louvre}}. For private collection use {{Private collection}}

Language of the map (most of the time, but not always ISO 639-3 codes).

Latitude used to describe geographic limits or range. Parameters "latitude" and "longitude" can take several forms, differentiated by number of values provided. The values are separated by "/":

• 4 values: Latitude and longitude of four corners of the map. Corners have to be in the counter-clockwise order starting with lower left corner, so they are in lower left, lower right, upper right and upper left corner order.
• 2 values: Latitude and longitude of each edge of the map. Parameter "latitude" will store South/North latitudes of lower/upper edge and parameter "longitude" will store West/East longitudes of left/right edge
• 1 value: Latitude and longitude of map center.

Map legend

The location that the map depicts.

Longitude used to describe geographic limits or range. See "latitude" for details

The time or era that the map depicts. Preferably use an ISO date or {{other date}}

Medium (technique and materials) used to create the map.

Additional information about the map.

Additional table fields. Easiest way to use it is through {{Information field|name=Field Name|value=Field Value}}.<br />There are also other_fields_1, 2, 3, 4, 5 for placing fields in other locations.

Links to files with very similar content or derived files; use thumbnails or Gallery tags.

Page of book

License and other usage limitations and warnings. Due to the size of many license templates they are often placed in a separate section below {{information}} template. In such a case please leave this field blank.

Year of map publication if different from date/year of creation. Use {{other date}} for approximate dates

map's printer

Map projection. Some standard projection names are recognized and displayed in users language. See Template:I18n/map projection for more information.

place of publication

map's publisher

Books and websites with information about the artwork.

Map scale of the printed map. Number "N" specifies the desired map scale as 1:N. If "scale" is not a number than it will be displayed as text.

Resolution of the scan, eg: 200 dpi

Containing publication (set/atlas/series)

Sheet reference (in the set e.g. page number/grid square) or Single sheet map.

Index of all map sheets of this set, ideally an index map.

Information about where the file is from (own files should be tagged with {{own}}); if the file is based on other files then the original files should be also uploaded (if possible) and referenced using {{Derived from}}. For images provided by institutions give then desired credit line (and if possible URL to the file)

Title of the map. Skip and use description field if map has no title.

Map type: city map, street map, topographic map, road atlas, nautical chart, thematic map

Volume of book

Indicates if the map has been georeferenced in the Wikimaps Warper. Allowed values are skip/help/unwarped/warped.

URL for the map if it has external georeferencing

Wikidata entity corresponding to the book author. Entered as "Q234"

Wikidata entity corresponding to the book. Entered as "Q234"

The wikidata entity for the depicted place (at that time). Entered like "Q123"

Wikidata entity corresponding to the set or atlas. Entered as "Q234"

Wikidata entity corresponding to the map. Entered like "Q123"

Zoom level for 512 x 512 OSM map that could contain the boundaries of this map