Template:Infobox seamount/doc

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Usage

Template:Parameter names example

{{Infobox seamount
| name           = 
| depth          = 
| height         = 
| map            = 
| map_caption    = 
| image          = 
| image_alt      = 
| image_caption  = 
| image_size     = 
| summit_area    = 
| translation    = 
| language       = 
| pronunciation  = 
| location       = 
| group          = 
| coordinates    = 
| country        = 
| type           = 
| volcanic_group = 
| range          = 
| age            = 
| last_activity  = 
| last_eruption  = 
| discovered     = 
| discovered_by  = 
| first_visit    = 
}}

Parameters

Field Description
Name Name of the seamount. Most seamounts are named either Seamount or guyots, but some sources refer to them as volcanoes. For differences in definition, see Seamount#Geography.
Depth Depth of the seamount (m or ft sea level).
Height Height of the seamount.
Map Bathymetrical mapping of the seamount. The NOAA and USGS have many free maps. The SBN site is a good place to link to projected bathymetries, however the images are not certified for use on Wikipedia.
Map caption Caption to the map.
Image Photo of a part of the seamount, if one exists. (example)
Image alt Alt text
Image caption Caption.
Image size Size of the photo, in pixels.
Summit area Volume and area calculations of the seamount.
Language Name origin.
Translation Explanation of naming meaning (most are pretty straightforward, however).
Pronunciation IPA key
Location For example, 80 miles west of Oregon, 20 miles southeast of Hawaiʻi, etc.
Group GroupingTemplate:Spaced ndashnon-volcanic, see parameter below.
Coordinates Coordinate location. Displayed automatically.
Country Jurisdiction (often none; see Exclusive economic zone)
Type Type of seamount (examples: hotspot volcano, knoll, guyot, seamount, mud volcano)
Volcanic group Volcanic grouping.
Range If applies.
Age In MYA.
Last activity Some are recent, most are not. This param includes earthquake swarms, deflation, etc.
Last eruption Last full-blown eruption. Checking the "eruptions" tab of the GVP page often works.
Discovered Year of discovery.
Discovered by Usually the ship that compiled the discovery bathymetric.
First visit First submersible dive etc. If applicable.

Tracking category