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DescriptionMetric and imperial systems (2019).svg	English: Countries using the metric, US customary and imperial systems of units as of 2019. Only the USA uses the US customary system; Liberia, Samoa, Palau, Micronesia, and Marshall Islands use unknown (i.e. it is unclear which system they use) non-metric systems; it is impossible to clearly determine which system Myanmar uses; the UK and Canada use a mixture of imperial and metric systems. Español: Países que a 2019 utilizaban los sistemas de unidades métrico, consuetudinario estadounidense e imperial. Solamente Estados Unidos emplea el sistema estadounidense; Liberia, Samoa, Micronesia y las Islas Marshall utilizan sistemas no métricos desconocidos (es decir, no está claro cuál); es imposible determinar con claridad qué sistema emplea Birmania; el Reino Unido y Canadá mezclan los sistemas métrico e imperial.
Date	13 November 2020
Source	Own work This file was derived from: BlankMap-World.svg Information from: StatistaCharts (very faulty, see talk page) Vera, Hector (September 2011), The Social Life of Measures: Metrication in the United States and Mexico, 1789–2004 (PhD) (in English), The New School for Social Research of The New School CIA World Factbook - appendix G American National Standards Institute, Metric Conversion Act, Metrication in the United States Metrication in Canada, Angus Reed Institute, Radio-Canada International, Prof. Werner Antweiler, Ph.D.
Author	Goran tek-en, following request by and knowledge from Veverve
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Other versions	Metric system uptake for statutory purposes (SVG files) English: By degree. Data from the English Wikipedia Metrication article, the Law of Weights and Measures of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the Weights & Measures law of Guam and a June 2019 article by Katharina Buchholz on the Statista statistics portal. English: By degree. Data from Vera's PhD thesis on metrication in the United States and Mexico (2011). English: By date (colorblind safe palette). Data from Vera's PhD thesis on metrication in the United States and Mexico (2011). English: By date. Data from NIST (1975) and Vera's PhD thesis on metrication in the United States and Mexico (2011). English: By system. Data from Statistica, ANSI, en:Metric Conversion Act, en:Metrication in the United States.
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