This is a documentation subpage for Template:MIexit (see that page for the template itself).
It contains usage information,
categories and other content that is not part of the original template page.
| Template Paramaters |
| {{MIexittop}} |
Always use this to begin an interchange list. it formats the table and headers. This is required, omission may result in an incorrectly formatted table and/or page. |
| {{MIexit}} |
This is the opening tag to format the actual list |
| {{MIexit}} parameters |
| county |
The county name through which the road travels |
| cspan |
The number of rows through which the county will span (for containing multiple intersections within a single county) |
| location |
The name of the town, city, municipality or township through which the road travels |
| location_special |
Use this when the town, city, township does not have an individual article, it will not create a wikilink |
| area |
Use city, town, township, village, etc. Use to disambiguate article links. |
| lspan |
The number of rows through which the location will span (for containing multiple intersections within a single location) |
| mile |
The milepost, or distance from origin, rounded to the nearest tenth |
| exit |
The exit number |
| road |
The name of the crossroad. To assist in formatting these roads use the following templates, they will generate the correct code:
SHORTCUTS
- {{subst:MIint/IN|route|shield_width}} to insert an Interstate, replace route with the number of the interstate, shield_width with the width of the shield in pixels (20 for 1 and 2 digit shields, 25 for 3 digit)
- {{subst:MIint/US|route|shield_width}} to insert a U.S. Route. Replace route with the route number, shield_width with the width of the shield in pixels (20 for 1 and 2 digit shields, 25 for 3 digit shields)
- {{subst:MIint/MI|route|shield_width}} to insert a Michigan State Route. Replace route with the route number, shield_width should always be 20, unless you are referring to M-553, then it should be 25.
- {{subst:MIint/BL|route|shield_width|city}}> to insert an Interstate Business Loop. Replace route with the route number, shield_width with the width of the shield in pixels, and the city the business loop serves
- {{subst:MIint/BS|route|shield_width|city}}> to insert an Interstate Business Spur. Replace route with the route number, shield_width with the width of the shield in pixels, and the city the business spur serves
- {{subst:MIint/BR|route|shield_width|city}}> to insert a U.S Business Route. Replace route with the route number, shield_width with the width of the shield in pixels, and the city the business route serves
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| type |
Five different designators can be used here to indicate a particular situation about the intersection:
- noaccess if the roads cross, but there is no direct access between the two
- concur use this when a concurrency begins and ends
- decomd if an intersection, or portion thereof, has been decommissioned
- unbuilt if an intersection, or portion thereof, is unbuilt. Mainly used for planned/future junctions
- closed if an intersection is closed indefinitely (not for temporary or construction related closures)
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| street |
The name of the street, if it has one besides its main designator. For example, M-102 in Michigan is also known as 8 Mile Road. |
| notes |
- Any notes related to the particular intersection, or if it's a terminus.
- Also include control cities for interstate and U.S. Route junctions here.
- To generate wiki markup indicating I-94 West to Ann Arbor use {{subst:MIint/INW|Ann Arbor}} This will create:
 Ann Arbor indicating that I-94 heading west goes to Ann Arbor. To create similar control city designations using this template follow these rules: INN, INE, INS, INW create indicators for North, East, South and West, respectively.
- Samples:
- {{subst:MIint/INN|Flint}} produces:
 Flint
- {{subst:MIint/INE|Detroit}} produces:
 Detroit
- {{subst:MIint/INS|Lansing}} produces:
 Lansing
- {{subst:MIint/INW|Battle Creek}} produces: Battle Creek
- {{subst:MIint/USN|Charlevoix}} produces:
 Charlevoix
- {{subst:MIint/USE|Bay City}} produces:
 Bay City
- {{subst:MIint/USS|Jackson}} produces:
 Jackson
- {{subst:MIint/USW|Ludington}} produces:
 Ludington
- To see this all in action, view the M-14 article.
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| {{MIintbtm}} |
This closed off the junction list template. This is required, omission may result in an incorrectly formatted table and/or page. |
