List of Wikipedias
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This page contains information about all 364 Wikipedias which officialy have been created under the auspices of the Wikimedia Foundation. The table below, however, excludes 16 Wikipedias that were closed, leaving a current total of 348 active Wikipedias. Wikipedias in other languages are being developed at the Wikimedia Incubator; languages which meet certain criteria can get their own wikis.
More lists of Wikipedias by various criteria : [ edit ]
- List of Wikipedias by article count, users, file count and depth and its source (updated every 3 hours)
(see also: wikistats.wmcloud.org for another list with all 364 active and closed Wikipedias) - List of Wikipedias by edits per article and depth (both updated every 6 hours)
- List of Wikipedias by language group and family (both updated every 6 hours) and language families as a tree (not just Wikipedias)
- List of Wikipedias by country (updated manually)
- List of Wikipedias by speakers per article (updated every 6 hours)
- List of Wikipedias by sample of articles and expanded sample of articles (both updated monthly)
- List of Wikipedias by featured and good articles (both updated manually)
- List of Wikipedias by creation date (updated manually)
- List of Wikipedias in multiple writing systems
- List of Wikipedias having local media files and zero local media files (both updated manually)
- List of Wikipedia milestones or en:Wikipedia:Milestone statistics (tracking of major article-count milestones)
- List of largest wikis (not just Wikimedia wikis)
- Wikimedia News (announcements and tracking of milestones for all Wikimedia projects)
- Tell us about your Wikipedia
Notes
- To start a Wikipedia in a new language, please see our language proposal policy and the Incubator manual.
- If a Wikipedia becomes active and is not listed here, please post a notice on this article's talk page, including a link to all the relevant Wikipedia pages, and help promote the effort by announcing it on the Wikipedia-L mailing list, and at Wikimedia News.
The columns of the table:
- Language – the language name in English (linked to the English Wikipedia article for the language)
- Language (local) – the language name in the language itself
- Wiki – the language code used in the wiki's URL address and in interwiki links to it (linked to the local Main Page)
- All pages (sometimes Total) – the number of pages in all namespaces, including both articles (the official article count of each wiki) and non-articles (user pages, images, talk pages, project pages, categories, and templates).
- Articles, Edits, Admins, Users – the official article count, numbers of edits, administrators and users (each linked to an appropriate local special page)
- Active Users – registered users who have made at least one edit in the last thirty days.
- Files – the number of locally uploaded files. Note that some large Wikipedias do not use local images or other media files and rely on Commons completely, so the value "0" is not a glitch (see also List of Wikipedias having zero local media files).
- Depth – defined as {\displaystyle {\text{Depth}}={\frac {\text{Edits}}{\text{Articles}}}\cdot {\frac {\text{Non-Articles}}{\text{Articles}}}\cdot \left(1-{\frac {\text{Articles}}{\text{All pages}}}\right)} with {\displaystyle {\text{Non-Articles}}={\text{All pages}}-{\text{Articles}}}. It is a rough indicator of a Wikipedia’s collaborative quality, showing how frequently its articles are updated. It does not refer to academic quality.
All active Wikipedias ordered by number of articles
The languages listed here are Wikipedias that have been created as separate subdomains of wikipedia.org, ordered by number of articles. The table[1] can also be sorted by other columns. It excludes closed Wikipedias.
Historical data can be found:
- from Jan 2001 to Oct 2008: see Wikipedia:Multilingual statistics for monthly statistics
(from Jan 2001 to Oct 2018 there is a complete monthly list but with rounded data on stats.wikimedia.org (archive, screenshot)) - from 29 Oct 2007 to 15 Oct 2022: see the revision history of List of Wikipedias/Table
(In the beginning this table was manually maintained; as source the script http://s23.org/wikistats/wikipedias_wiki.php was mentioned in some edit comments (here or there). From 13 April 2013 until 15 October 2022 the table was updated by EmausBot.) - since 8 June 2020: see the revision history of Commons:Data:Wikipedia statistics/data.tab
(since 25 October 2022 the source of this table)
- These statistics are updated several times a day (from this source). You might need to purge the cache to see the latest numbers.
| Totals | Articles | All pages | Edits | Admins | Users | Active users | Files |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All active Wikipedias | 68,054,507 | 270,276,673 | 3,924,448,201 | 3,399 | 133,302,706 | 562,205 | 2,927,356 |
Other Wikipedias
Not yet created
Please visit the Wikimedia Incubator for new language versions (known as "tests") that may become stand-alone wikis in the future. See the Incubator Manual and FAQ for more information.
- Manually maintained list of test Wikipedias in the Incubator
- Search for a wiki in over 400 different languages (includes normal Wikipedias and test Wikipedias)
Closed and read-only
These Wikipedias are closed and in read-only status, sorted by closing date. Existing users can still log in and their user preferences are still effective, but they cannot edit any pages. Editiable copies of these Wikipedias can now be found again in the Incubator; for example, the page cho:Chahta at the closed Choctaw Wikipedia can be found (and edited) at incubator:Wp/cho/Chahta.
| No | Wikipedia code[2] (linked to wp-main page) |
Wikipedia name in English (linked to saved main page) |
Language | Incubator page | Closing date | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | kr
|
Kanuri Wikipedia | Kanuri | Wp/kr | 3 May 2007 | following a community vote. The reason was the absence of both content and community. As Kanuri is considered as a macrolanguage, where member language codes of the macro has lack of mutual intelligibility, a Central Kanuri (knc) Wikipedia was re-launched in 2025. |
| 2 | cho
|
Choctaw Wikipedia | Choctaw | Wp/cho | 3 Jul 2007 | following a community vote. |
| 3 | ho
|
Hiri Motu Wikipedia | Hiri Motu | Wp/ho | 9 Jul 2007 | |
| 4 | kj
|
Kwanyama Wikipedia | Kwanyama | Wp/kj | 10 Jul 2007 | |
| 5 | mus
|
Muscogee Wikipedia | Muscogee | Wp/mus | 10 Jul 2007 | |
| 6 | hz
|
Herero Wikipedia | Herero | Wp/hz | 24 Jul 2007 | The wiki has been emptied and locked, but the original user pages still exist. |
| 7 | ii
|
Sichuan Yi Wikipedia | Sichuan Yi | Wp/ii | 29 Jul 2007 | |
| 8 | mh
|
Marshallese Wikipedia | Marshallese | Wp/mh | 4 May 2008 | |
| 9 | aa
|
Afar Wikipedia |
Afar | Wp/aa | 10 May 2008 | |
| 10 | ng
|
Ndonga Wikipedia | Ndonga | Wp/ng | 10 Jan 2010 | |
| 11 | lrc
|
Northern Luri Wikipedia | Northern Luri | Wp/lrc | 14 Jan 2021 | As almost all of the former contents were confirmed not written in proper Luri, they were not imported back into the Incubator. Users who speak the language are encouraged to re-start a test project. |
| 12 | ak
|
Akan Wikipedia |
Akan | Wp/ak | 1 Apr 2023 | It should be noted that Akan is now considered a family of languages, so the ak.wikipedia domain has been split into two separate projects (and potentially more): one for Twi at tw:, and another for Fante at fat:. |
| 13 | na
|
Nauruan Wikipedia | Nauruan | (Wp/na) | 1 May 2023 | The contents of nawiki were imported into Incubator Wp/na, but deleted in 2025 due to a discussion that doubt the quality of imported-in contents; users who are familiar with speaking Nauruan are free to re-start such a project from scratch. |
| 14 | pih
|
Pitkern Wikipedia | Pitkern | Wp/pih | 19 Mar 2025 | Due to lack of useful contents, pages on pihwiki were not imported into Incubator; users who are familiar with speaking Pitkern are free to re-start such a project from scratch. |
| 15 | kl
|
Kalaallisut Wikipedia | Kalaallisut/ Greenlandic |
(Wp/kl) | 2 Dec 2025 | Due to dubious quality of pages, pages on the Kalaallisut/Greenlandic Wikipedia were not imported into Incubator; users who are familiar with speaking Kalaallisut are free to re-start such a project from scratch. |
| 16 | cr
|
Cree Wikipedia |
Cree | (Wp/cr) | 2 Dec 2025 | Due to dubious quality of pages, pages on the Cree Wikipedia were not imported into Incubator; users who are familiar with speaking Cree are free to re-start such a project from scratch. |
Legend: Imported incubator page Open incubator page Not yet been started incubator page (in brackets) = No content was imported
See also our Special:SiteMatrix, where the closed Wikipedias are crossed out (and the red links indicate wikis that have never existed). There is also a configuration file listing all closed Wikimedia projects.
Deleted but hosted elsewhere
These Wikipedias are no longer hosted by Wikimedia, sorted by date of deletion. They have been moved to other hosts.
| No | Wikipedia code[2] |
Wikipedia name in English | Incubator page | Deleted | Moved to | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | tlh
|
Klingon Wikipedia |
(Wp/tlh) | Aug 2005 | klingon.fandom.com | The Klingon Wikipedia was permanently locked in August 2005, and was moved to Wikia as the Klingon Wiki. For details, see the history of the Klingon Wikipedia. |
| 2 | ru-sib
|
Siberian Wikipedia |
2007 | sibvolgota (archive link) |
The Siberian Wikipedia was deleted in 2007 after it became apparent that the creation of the wiki in 2006 was based on a hoax. The wiki's content was moved to the sibvolgota. | |
| 3 | qya
|
Quenya Wikipedia |
(Wp/qya) | 11 Mar 2010 | Wikia:Neo-Quenya | The Quenya Wikipedia was deleted March 11th 2010 (see Requests for deletion). |
| 4 | mo
|
Moldovan Wikipedia |
(Wp/mo) | Nov 2017 | Википедия | The Moldovan Wikipedia in the Moldovan Cyrillic alphabet was deleted in November 2017, a decade after being closed. It is now hosted by Fandom. The mo: interlanguage prefix now points to the Romanian Wikipedia.
|
Legend: Moved to another host incubator page (in brackets) = No content was imported
tok:– This list previously included the Toki Pona Wikipedia, which was locked in 2004, officially closed in 2008, and deleted in 2010 due to the lack of a valid ISO language code. After moving to Wikicities (later Wikia, then Fandom) and thence to https://wikipesija.org, it returned to Wikimedia servers in 2025 after receiving an ISO code.
Nonstandard language codes
These Wikipedias use language codes that do not conform to the ISO 639 standard, which is how wiki subdomains are chosen nowadays (mostly two-letter ISO 639-1 and three-letter ISO 639-2 language codes).
als:– originally used for the Alsatian Wikipedia, which now encompasses the Alemannic dialects in general — the official codegswis being considered as a replacement subdomain (note thatalsofficially represents the unrelated language Tosk Albanian)bat-smg:– invented code used for the Samogitian Wikipedia (not the official codesgs)be-tarask:– invented code used for the Belarusian (Taraškievica) Wikipedia, combination ofbefor Belarusian and IETF language tagtaraskfor Taraškievicabh:– deprecated code used for the Bhojpuri Wikipedia (bhis the deprecated ISO 639-1 code for the Bihari languages, which Bhojpuri is a part of. The official code for Bhojpuri isbho)cbk-zam:– invented code used for the Zamboanga Chavacano Wikipedia (note thatcbkis the correct code for the larger family of langugages Zamboanga Chavacano is a member of)fiu-vro:– invented code used for the Võro Wikipedia (not the official codevro— note thatfiuis the official code for the family of languages Võro is a member of)ksh:– code used for the Ripuarian Wikipedia, even thoughkshactually represents Kölsch (or Colognian), a subset of Ripuarianmap-bms:– invented code used for the Banyumasan Wikipedia (note thatmapdoes represent the family of languages the Banyumasan dialect falls within)nds-nl:– invented code used for Dutch Low Saxon Wikipedia would technically be the correct code for Low Saxon spoken in the Netherlands (i.e.,nds-NL), but is therefore redundant withnds:, the code used for the Low German/Low Saxon Wikipedia (note thatndsis the correct code for the Low German/Low Saxon family of languages, which Dutch Low Saxon is a member of)nrm:– code used for the Norman Wikipedia (not the official codenrf— note thatnrmis the official code for the completely unrelated language Narom)roa-rup:– invented code used for the Aromanian Wikipedia (not the official coderup— note thatroais the standard code for the larger family of Romance languages that Aromanian is a member of)roa-tara:– invented code used for the Tarantino Wikipedia (again,roais the standard code for the large family of Romance languages that the Tarantino dialect falls within)sh:– deprecated code used for the Serbo-Croatian Wikipedia (valid IETF language tag, but not the official codehbs)simple:– invented code used for the Simple English Wikipedia (which is just an IETF language tag, not the formal codeen-simple)zh-classical:– invented code used for the Classical Chinese Wikipedia (not the official codelzh)zh-min-nan:– invented code used for the Southern Min Wikipedia (not the official codenan)zh-yue:– invented code used for the Cantonese Wikipedia (not the official codeyue)
Note that renaming wiki subdomains is very difficult, which is why so many of these nonstandard codes are still in use despite the existence of alternatives.
Redirects
be-x-old:– redirects tobe-tarask:(see above section)cz:– redirects tocs:(the Czech Wikipedia)dk:– redirects toda:(the Danish Wikipedia)gsw:– redirects toals:, but gsw.wikipedia.org points to incubator:Wp/gsw [3]jp:– redirects toja:(the Japanese Wikipedia)mo:– redirects toro:(as discussed above, the Moldovan Wikipedia now redirects to the Romanian Wikipedia)nan:– redirects tozh-min-nan:(the Southern Min Wikipedia)nb:– redirects tono:(the Norwegian Wikipedia using Bokmål orthography)nrf:– is not recognized by mediawiki as of 2026年03月19日, but nrf.wikipedia.org redirects tonrm:(the Norman Wikipedia)[4]yue:– redirects tozh-yue:(the Cantonese Wikipedia)
Non-language subdomains
nostalgia:– (alias:nost:) – A read-only snapshot of English Wikipedia's early days.sep11:– The Sep11wiki existed with a .wikipedia.org URL from 2001 to 2008, despite its totally different scope and purpose from all other Wikipedias. It was made read-only in 2006 and closed two years later.ten:– Used for Wikipedia 10, the 10th anniversary of Wikipedia celebration events. (Since "ten" is an ISO language code for the extinct Tama language in Colombia, the interwiki prefix "tenwiki:" is now used to refer to this site.)test:– test.wikipedia.orgtest2:– test2.wikipedia.org
See also
- Article counts revisited – detailed notes (from 2015) about the subtleties of counting the number of articles
Additional lists and tables
- List of Wikipedias – Englisch Wikipedia article
- w:Wikipedia:Multilingual statistics – for monthly statistics
- Special:SiteMatrix – automatically generated table of languages for all projects (including wikis not yet created), ordered by language code
- Complete list of Wikimedia projects and Complete table of Wikimedia projects
- Wikimedia projects – with a link to each "Village Pump" etc.
- List of largest wikis – only includes Lists of the largest wikis
- Template:Active Wikipedias – just a list of all existing Wikipedias (with links) ordered by local language name
- Wikipedia milestones and Wikipedia:Milestone statistics
- Administrators of Wikimedia projects/Wikipedias – with the numbers of users
- Wikipedia logo in each language – including the name "Wikipedia" in different languages
- Wikipedias in multiple writing systems
- Requests for new languages – a proposal used for new language versions
- Proposals for closing projects – a proposal used for closing or deleting the Wikimedia projects
- Proposals for new projects – a proposal used for new wikimedia projects
Additional statistics and diagrams
- List of Wikipedias/logarithmic chart – updated with {{NUMBEROF/data}}
- Wikimedia Statistics – several statistical metrics for all Wikimedia projects
- Wikipedia article traffic stats – counts hits (views) for individual articles
Additional resources
- There is also a Wikipedia in your language
- Abstract Wikipedia – an upcoming Wikimedia project
- Interlanguage links – MediaWiki software feature
- Meta:Templates for translating language names – mostly deprecated by new features of the software
- Multilingual Wikipedia – a content page about the communication of Wikipedia
- Wikipedia:Multilingual coordination
References
- ↑ History of the table of this page:
- Since 7 April 2004 the page List of Wikipedias exists. At that time the table was integrated directly into this page.
- Since 29 October 2007 (or at least since 3 January 2008) the table was imported from the subpage List of Wikipedias/Table.
- Since 6 February 2024 the table is imported from the subpage List of Wikipedias/sortable.
- ↑ a b Mostly two-letter ISO 639-1 and three-letter ISO 639-2/ISO 639-3 language codes, for more see: Wikimedia language code.
- ↑ https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T6793
- ↑ https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T25216