Catalan Wikipedia

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Catalan Wikipedia is the Catalan-language edition of the free, collaboratively edited online encyclopedia Wikipedia.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Catalan Wikipedia canonical 6

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Wikipedia edition
online encyclopedia
accessModel open access
availableOn World Wide Web
mobile apps
mobile web
commercial false
contentLanguage Catalan
countryOfOrigin Spain
editingModel collaborative editing
genre encyclopedia
hasCategory Catalan-language encyclopedias
Internet properties established in 2001
Wikipedias by language
hasNamespace Article namespace
Category namespace
Talk namespace
Template namespace
User namespace
hasSisterProject Catalan Wikibooks
Catalan Wikinews
Catalan Wikiquote
Catalan Wikisource
Catalan Wikiversity
Catalan Wikivoyage
Catalan Wiktionary
hasTalkPages true
hostedOn MediaWiki
inception 2001-03-16
isPartOf Wikimedia projects
linked to: Wikimedia ecosystem
language Catalan
license Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike
GNU Free Documentation License
logo Wikipedia-logo-v2-ca.svg
mainTopic general knowledge
movement Wikimedia movement
linked to: Wikimedia ecosystem
nonProfit true
operator Wikimedia Foundation
partOf Wikipedia
projectName Viquipèdia
linked to: Wikipedia
registration optional
sloganLanguage Catalan
subjectOf meta:Wikimedia language committee reports
linked to: Language Committee
supportsAnonymousEditing true
supportsUserAccounts true
usesMarkupLanguage wikitext
website https://ca.wikipedia.org
writingSystem Latin alphabet

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Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Catalan Wikinews hasSisterProject Catalan Wikipedia
Catalan Wiktionary hasSisterProject Catalan Wikipedia
Catalan Wikibooks sisterProjectOf Catalan Wikipedia
Catalan Wikivoyage hasSisterProject Catalan Wikipedia
Catalan Wikisource hasSisterProject Catalan Wikipedia
Catalan Wikiversity hasSisterProject Catalan Wikipedia