Template:Infobox station/doc

Usage
Copy and paste the template below:

Name

 * name - name
 * native_name - name in local language. If more than one, separate using Plain list
 * native_name_lang - ISO 639-2 code e.g. "fr" for French. If more than one, use lang instead
 * cta_header - ???

Korean name

 * hangul - Korean name in Hangul
 * hanja - Korean name in Hanja
 * rr - The Revised Romanization of the name
 * mr - The McCune–Reischauer of the name

Station statistics

 * type – Transit system name and type of rail station (rapid transit, light rail, tram, commuter rail and/or regional rail)
 * ex: SEPTA rapid transit and tram station
 * ex: Metrolink commuter rail station
 * ex: San Diego Transit light rail station
 * ex: RTA rapid transit station
 * style – Refers to an external 'style' template. Leave blank if you do not have this.
 * image – Image of the station
 * image_size – Size in pixels of the image of the station
 * image_caption – Caption to be placed under the image of the station
 * address – Street address of the station
 * latd, latm, lats, latNS, longd, longm, longEW – Geographic coordinates of station (see map and coordinates for details)
 * coordinates – Geographical coordinates of the station using coord directly
 * elevation – MSL elevation
 * line – List of services that serve the station
 * other – Connecting services that serve the station such as bus, etc
 * structure – Type of station structure (underground, at-grade, or elevated)
 * platform – Information on the type of platform(s) at the station
 * depth – The depth of the primary platform below ground level
 * levels – Number of levels of platforms at the station (use only if more than one exists; mezzanine/entrance levels are not included)
 * tracks – number of tracks at the station
 * parking – Information on station's parking facilities
 * bicycle – Information on station's bicycle facilities
 * baggage_check – Whether bags can be checked.

Other information

 * opened – Date station originally opened
 * closed – Date station closed, either temporarily or permanently, along with reason for closing (for presently closed stations only)
 * rebuilt – Date station last received a rebuild
 * electrified – Date station was electrified, if not previously at date of opening
 * ADA – If any text is placed here a universal symbol for accessible will appear
 * code – Agency station code (used on tickets/reservations, etc.)
 * owned – Station owner name
 * operator – Station operator name
 * zone – Fare zone station is located in
 * smartcardname – name of any smartcard(s) that are or will be available at the station
 * smartcardstatus – "Yes" if smart card is available, or a date (or other information) if available in the future (see Union (TTC) for an example)
 * former – Previous station name(s)

Traffic

 * passengers – Number of passengers using the station. In the reference, please make it clear if this figure is per day, per year, etc.
 * pass_year – Year passenger information was gathered
 * pass_percent – Percentage increase or decrease in usage
 * pass_system – System the passengers are using
 * mpassengers – Allows display of multiple passenger totals using

Services

 * services – Allows inclusion of the s-rail/s-line boxes

Location

 * map_type, map_alt, map_caption - Allows inclusion of an image of the station location on a map (see map and coordinates for details)
 * map_locator – Allows inclusion of an image of the station location on a map, using Location map or another method directly
 * route_map – Allows inclusion of route map diagram
 * map_state – Determines route map state

Map and coordinates
It is usually not necessary to use the  parameter, or the optional   parameter.
 * The latitude and longitude of the station may be specified:
 * in decimal degrees, using  and   OR
 * in degrees/minutes/seconds, using,  ,  ,  ,  ,  ,  , and.
 * To display coordinates at the top of the page, use .  Otherwise coordinates will appear in the infobox only.
 * The ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 or ISO 3166-2 region code can often be determined automatically, based on the  parameter.
 * To override the automatic value, use the  parameter.

One advantage of omitting the  and the   parameters is that you can display a Location map without duplicating coordinates.




 * Parameters to specify coordinates in degrees, minutes, and seconds of arc:




 * Parameters to specify coordinates in decimal degrees:



Note: coordinates in decimal degrees are sensitive to extra whitespace in the parameters:
 * Incorrect:
 * Correct:

External style template
An external style template may be used to allow the modification of display parameters. This can be the same template that is used in conjunction with Template:S-line, but may be a different template. The style parameter is used to specify the name of the template where the styling is defined; the template's name must end with the word "style", but this word must be omitted from the style parameter. For example, Amtrak will use the template.

Embedding other infoboxes
The  parameter can be used to embed another infobox with such capability like designation list and infobox NRHP.

Examples
This first example shows the infobox of Sinanju Station with the Korean names:



This second example from the Paso Robles (Amtrak station) article uses S-line in the services parameter, and the external style template:

