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Template:Location/doc

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Purpose

The Location/doc template provides a standardized infobox for any location within the Continuum Universes setting — including planets, cities, districts, regions, and stations. It replaces multiple narrow templates with one flexible, universal format compatible with both real and in-universe locations.

Usage

Place the template at the top of an article about a location.

Basic Syntax

{{Location
| title              = Crimson Mile
| image              = CrimsonMile.jpg
| imagecaption       = The illuminated heart of [[Neo Terra Prime II]].
| map                = NeoTerraSectorMap.png
| mapcaption         = Location within the Neo Terra Sector
| universe           = [[Galaxa]]
| region             = [[Neo Terra Sector]]
| planet             = [[Neo Terra Prime II]]
| system             = [[Neo Terra System]]
| galaxy             = [[Galaxa Spiral]]
| location           = Central Megadome, Lower Quadrant
| type               = Entertainment District
| affiliation        = [[Guild of Pleasure Artisans]]
| status             = Active
| function           = Adult entertainment, tourism, and sensory arts
| features           = Neon architecture, holographic theatres, nightlife
| economy            = Cultural tourism, performance art, leisure industry
| government         = [[Nightwatch (Neo Terra)|Nightwatch]]
| population         = 4,200,000
| founded            = 328 A.E.
| founder            = [[House Tahrol]]
| notable_residents  = [[Aenya Tahrol]], [[Squat Lollipop]]
| notable_events     = Signing of the [[Directive 77-C]]
| notable_worlds     = [[Carthion]], [[Vel'Sura IX]]
| inhabitants        = [[Humans (Galaxa)|Humans]], [[Synths]]
| affiliated_groups  = [[Guild of Pleasure Artisans]]
| affiliated_group2  = [[Nightwatch]]
| affiliated_group3  = [[House Tahrol]]
| level              = Urban District
| creator            = [[Jensen Saga Studio]]
| author             = [[Christian Daniel Jensen]]
| source             = ''Galaxa Chronicles, Vol. II''
| series             = [[Galaxa]]
| year               = 4328
}}

Parameters

Classification

title
Name of the location. Alternate alias: name.
image
Primary image file (e.g. map, cityscape, or concept art).
imagecaption
Caption describing the image.
map
Optional secondary image, such as a regional or planetary map.
mapcaption
Caption describing the map.
universe
The universe or continuity where the location exists (e.g. Galaxa, Aerenda).
region
The region or sector containing the location.
planet
Planet on which the location is situated.
system
Star system, if applicable.
galaxy
The galaxy in which the location resides.
location
A smaller in-world coordinate (district, building, etc.).
type
Classification of the location (e.g. city, planet, base, district).
affiliation
Political or organizational control.
status
Current operational state (e.g. Active, Abandoned, Destroyed).

Details

function
Primary purpose or use of the location.
features
Key structural or cultural features.
economy
Description of local industries or economic relevance.
government
Ruling power or administrative body.
population
Estimated inhabitants.
founded
Founding year or era.
founder
Individual or group credited with creation or establishment.

Relationships

notable_residents
Significant people associated with the location.
notable_events
Important historical events occurring there.
notable_worlds
Other related planets or systems.
inhabitants
Primary species or population groups.
affiliated_groups / affiliated_group2 / affiliated_group3
Related organizations, guilds, or factions.

Meta

level
Level of importance or classification (e.g. planetary capital, district, outpost).
creator
Person or team who conceptualized the location.
author
Lore or article author.
source
Book, game, or document where the location first appeared.
series
Continuum or media franchise name.
year
Year of in-universe or publication reference.

Example Output

Notes

  • If used in the **main namespace**, the template automatically adds the page to '.
  • Missing parameters are simply omitted from the infobox — no errors or empty fields.
  • It supports both real-world and fictional contexts with the same structure.

See also