Lithuanian Wikipedia

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*Lithuanian Wikipedia*

URL	http://lt.wikipedia.org/
Commercial?	No
Type of site	Internet encyclopedia project
Registration	Optional
Available language(s)	Lithuanian
Owner	Wikimedia Foundation

Lithuanian Wikipedia edition of Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Lithuanian Wikipedia is the Lithuanian version of Wikipedia. It is the largest free Lithuanian internet encyclopedia. The Wikipedia started in 2003, however gained a significant number of articles only in 2004. On December 14, 2005, the Lithuanian Wikipedia reached 10,000 articles, and on February 26, 2006 it reached 40,000 articles. The milestone of 50,000 articles was reached on August 1, 2007, and the next milestone, 100,000 articles, on January 18, 2010.

References

^ History on lithuanian Wikipedia
^ Lithuanian Wikipedia, Retrieved January 18, 2010

External links

Lithuanian Wikipedia Main page
History of Lithuanian Wikipedia

v • d • e List of Wikipedias in different languages by number of articles

1,000,000+	English (en) · German (de)

750,000+	French (fr)

500,000+	Polish (pl) · Italian (it) · Japanese (ja) · Spanish (es) · Dutch (nl) · Portuguese (pt) · Russian (ru)

250,000+	Swedish (sv) · Chinese (zh) · Norwegian (Bokmål) (no) · Catalan (ca)

100,000+	Arabic (ar) · Bulgarian (bg) · Czech (cs) · Danish (da) · Esperanto (eo) · Finnish (fi) · Hebrew (he) · Hungarian (hu) · Indonesian (id) · Korean (ko) · Lithuanian (lt) · Persian (fa) · Romanian (ro) · Serbian (sr) · Slovak (sk) · Slovene (sl) · Turkish (tr) · Ukrainian (uk) · Vietnamese (vi) · Waray-Waray (war)

50,000+	Basque (eu) · Croatian (hr) · Galician (gl) · Greek (el) · Estonian (et) · Haitian Creole (ht) · Malay (ms) · Norwegian (Nynorsk) (nn) · Simple English (simple) · Thai (th)

10,000+	Afrikaans (af) · Albanian (sq) · Aragonese (an) · Armenian (hy) · Asturian (ast) · Azerbaijani (az) · Belarusian (be, be-x-old) · Bengali (bn) · Bishnupriya Manipuri (bpy) · Bosnian (bs) · Breton (br) · Cantonese (zh-yue) · Cebuano (ceb) · Chuvash (cv) · Frisian (fy) · Georgian (ka) · Hindi (hi) · Icelandic (is) · Ido (io) · Irish (ga) · Javanese (jv) · Kurdish (ku) · Latin (la) · Latvian (lv) · Luxembourgish (lb) · Macedonian (mk) · Malayalam (ml) · Marathi (mr) · Neapolitan (nap) · Quechua (qu) · Samogitian (bat-smg) · Sicilian (scn) · Serbo-Croatian (sh) · Swahili (sw) · Sundanese (su) · Tagalog (tl) · Tamil (ta) · Telugu (te) · Urdu (ur) · Welsh (cy) · Walloon (wa)

1,000+	Alemannic (als) · Amharic (am) · Armenian (hy) · Burmese (my) · Classical Chinese (zh-classical) · Dutch Low Saxon (nds-nl) · Egyptian Arabic (arz) · Faroese (fo) · Friulian (fur) · Gan (gan) · Hawaiian (haw) · Kannada (kn) · Kazakh (kk) · Khmer (km) · Ladino (lad) · Limburgish (li) · Lombard (lmo) · Lingála (ln) · Maltese (mt) · Māori (mi) · Nahuatl (nah) · Navajo (nv) · Northern Sámi (se) · Pennsylvania German (pdc) · Punjabi (pa) · Western Punjabi (pnb) · Romansh (rm) · Sakha (sah) · Saterland Frisian (stq) · Scottish Gaelic (gd) · Scots (sco) · Silesian (szl) · Tajik (tg) · Tibetan (bo) · Tongan (to) · Turkmen (tk) · Tatar (tt) · Venetian (vec) · Wu (wuu) · Yiddish (yi) · Yoruba (yo)

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