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| {{flag|Akai}} || {{wp|Chinese units of measurement|Dhakath}} || {{No}} || | | {{flag|Akai}} || {{wp|Chinese units of measurement|Dhakath}} || {{No}} || | ||
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| {{flag|Katranjiev}} || {{wp|Obsolete Russian units of measurement|Torgovye}}, {{wp|Chinese units of measurement|Namorese}} || {{yes}} || Metricated in 1939 | | {{flag|Katranjiev}} || {{wp|Obsolete Russian units of measurement|Torgovye}}, {{wp|Chinese units of measurement|Namorese}} || {{yes}} || Metricated in 1939 | ||
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| {{flag|Montecara}} || {{wp|Italian units of measurement|Latin}} || {{yes}} || Metricated during the 19th century. Traditional units are sometimes used in cooking | | {{flag|Montecara}} || {{wp|Italian units of measurement|Latin}} || {{yes}} || Metricated during the 19th century. Traditional units are sometimes used in cooking | ||
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| {{flag|Ravetia}} || {{wp|Italian units of measurement|Latin}} || {{yes}} || Metricated in 1880 | | {{flag|Ravetia}} || {{wp|Italian units of measurement|Latin}} || {{yes}} || Metricated in 1880 |
Revision as of 17:22, 24 April 2019
Nation | Traditional units of measurement | Uses metric? | Notes |
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Akai | Dhakath | No | |
Katranjiev | Torgovye, Namorese | Yes | Metricated in 1939 |
Luziyca | Torgovye | Partial | Metricated from 1972 to 1982, but traditional units are still used in cooking, and for personal weight. |
Template:Country data Mazaristan | Arabic, Torgovye, others | Partial | Metricated in the 1970s, but both units are still frequently used in most areas, with metric signage being rare. |
Montecara | Latin | Yes | Metricated during the 19th century. Traditional units are sometimes used in cooking |
Ravetia | Latin | Yes | Metricated in 1880 |
File:Slovunia-flag.jpg Slovunia | Imperial | Yes | Metricated in 1932 |
Tuthina | Tuthinan | No | |
Xiaodong | Shigong | Yes | Metricated in 1953 |