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| {{flag|United Republic of Aurelia}} || {{wp|Metric System|Federal Metric}} || {{Yes}} || Metricated since 1786
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| {{flag|Cristina}} || {{wp|Ancient Roman units of measurement|Ancient Aroman units}} || {{Yes}} || Metric system was introduced in 1864 and fully adopted by 1870.
| {{flag|Cristina}} || {{wp|Ancient Roman units of measurement|Ancient Aroman units}} || {{Yes}} || Metric system was introduced in 1864 and fully adopted by 1870.
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| {{flag|Derthalen}} || {{wp|Imperial_units}} || {{No}} || Derthalen uses a number of competing systems of measurement on local basis, with a standardised system for taxation and government affairs since its founding. Minor changes were made over time.
| {{flag|Republic of Dniester}} || {{wp|Metre|Mietr}} || {{Yes}} || Metricated at the beginning of its existance, as it is the Dniestrian word for "meter"
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| {{flag|Faramount}} || [[Sistema Stanereza]] || {{Yes}} || Enforced by Limonaia beginning in 1862.
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| {{flag|Gallambria}} || {{wp|Imperial units}} || {{Yes}} || Introduced in 1895, fully adopted by 1900.
| {{flag|Gallambria}} || {{wp|Imperial units}} || {{Yes}} || Introduced in 1895, fully adopted by 1900.
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| {{flag|Limonaia}} || [[Sistema Stanereza]] || {{Yes}} || Introduced in 1836, fully adopted by 1862.
| {{flag|Mavran}} || No Standard Unit || {{Yes}} || Metricated in 1822.
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| {{flag|Oyus}} || [[Oyusard Natural System]] || {{Yes}} || Adopted fully by 1890.
| {{flag|Ionio}} || {{wp|United States customary units|Ionio customary units}} || {{Yes}} || Metricated since 1764
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| {{flag|Orioni}} || {{wp|Cubit}} || {{Yes}} || Introduced in 1920, fully enforced in 1935.
| {{flag|Orioni}} || {{wp|Cubit}} || {{Yes}} || Introduced in 1920, fully enforced in 1935.
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| {{flag|PyeMcGowan}} || [[Gold Unit]] || {{Yes}} || Metricated in 1870, the Gold Unit is still used in traditional gold traders.
| {{flag|Poja}} || {{wpl|Obsolete_Serbian_units_of_measurement|Various units}} || {{Yes}} || Kingdoms of Poja adopted between 1880 - 1895, formalized in 1900.
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| {{flag|Republic of Dniester}} || {{wp|Metre|Mietr}} || {{Yes}} || Metricated at the beginning of its existance, as it is the Dniestrian word for "meter"
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| {{flag|Zaxar}} || No Standard Unit || {{Yes}} || Adopted in 1904.
| {{flag|Zaxar}} || No Standard Unit || {{Yes}} || Adopted in 1904.

Latest revision as of 10:38, 30 August 2024

Nation Traditional units of measurement Uses metric? Notes
 United Republic of Aurelia Federal Metric Yes Metricated since 1786
 Cristina Ancient Aroman units Yes Metric system was introduced in 1864 and fully adopted by 1870.
 Republic of Dniester Mietr Yes Metricated at the beginning of its existance, as it is the Dniestrian word for "meter"
 Gallambria Imperial units Yes Introduced in 1895, fully adopted by 1900.
 Mavran No Standard Unit Yes Metricated in 1822.
 Ionio Ionio customary units Yes Metricated since 1764
 Orioni Cubit Yes Introduced in 1920, fully enforced in 1935.
 Poja Various units Yes Kingdoms of Poja adopted between 1880 - 1895, formalized in 1900.
 Zaxar No Standard Unit Yes Adopted in 1904.
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