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This is a template for generating an intersection or exit for an Australian Capital Territory road article. It is a member of the Jctint suite of templates.

General usage
This is the basic syntax you need to get a complete intersection table. Just copy and paste the code below:

...and fill in the variables! For more entries, use this:

Within a single district
If a road is entirely within a single district, you may omit the district column by using the following code:

...and fill in the variables! For more entries, use this:

Also note that the table should be preceded by line explaining the omitted column, such as:  The entire freeway is in the Gungahlin District.

Parameters
For the above parameters, here's what you should fill in:
 * district: The name of the district the intersection is in. Full wiki markup is required.
 * dspan: number of rows the district spans. If value=1, omit this parameter. If set, district should be omitted from the other rows it spans.
 * location: the suburb the intersection is in. The text entered here will be wikilinked to , Australian Capital Territory, so if the intersection is in multiple suburbs, you must use location_special (see below). For areas outside the designated suburbs, use none
 * lspan: number of rows the location spans—if value=1, omit this parameter. If set, location (or location_special) should be omitted from the other rows it spans
 * type: use to specify a shading for that intersection's row. The permitted types are:
 * closed: for highway intersections or interchanges that are now closed to traffic
 * mplex or concur: for a route multiplexing terminus or concurrencies.
 * unbuilt: for unbuilt roadway intersections/interchanges.
 * incomplete: for incomplete intersections/interchanges where all movements are not supported (Northbound exit and southbound entrance, etc.)
 * hov for interchanges that are only for High occupancy vehicle lanes
 * toll or etc. for an interchange where tolls or electronic toll are collected
 * Note: If the type parameter is used, the table must include a colour key at the bottom of the table. Use the keys parameter in jctbtm to generate a compliant legend.
 * km: the distance, in kilometres, of the intersection from the start of the road. Only enter numerical values, as these will be used to automatically generate a Miles column. Use km2 if the location is in a range of kilometres (see below)
 * road: road that the article route intersects at this junction. This should be formatted as follows: 
 * Generate route shields using AUshield
 * If there are multiple roads (i.e. intersecting road changes name at this intersection), use a slash (/) to separate roads
 * Generate an ndash (–) and wikilinked destinations using ACTcity
 * If destinations are to be entered manually, an ndash can be generated by the HTML character code &amp;ndash;
 * notes: any notes regarding that junction. This must include an explanation for any usage of the type-generated shading.

Additional Parameters
In addition to those in the basic syntax, the following parameters may be used:
 * location_special: (replaces location) the location where the junction is located - use for custom entries only, such as when an intersection is in multiple suburbs. Requires full wiki markup.
 * km2: use as the second measurement (km being the first) if an there are intersections with a road spread out between two points along the article route.
 * uspan: number of rows the units spans—if value=1, omit this parameter. If set, km and km2) should be omitted from the other rows it spans.
 * rcspan: number of columns the road cell spans-if value=1, omit this parameter. Set rcspan2 to generate a left aligned cell that spans both the destination and notes column. Do not use for features such as a rivers and bridges - see place below. Important: if using this parameter, set notesnone to avoid the notes cell spilling over the edge of the table.
 * nspan: number of rows the notes spans—if value=1, omit this parameter. If set, notes should be omitted from the other rows it spans.
 * place or bridge or tunnel: a feature, such as a bridge or tunnel. This will appear in a multicolumn cell (centre aligned) that spans the destinations and notes columns. Full wiki markup is required for links, otherwise the result will be plain text.
 * pspan or bspan or tspan: number of rows the above multicolumn cell spans-if value=1, omit this parameter.

Any parameter which is empty can be omitted.