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According to a well-sourced wikipedia article, those three countries are the only three that have "some adoption", whereas all the others have "partially complete" adoption (UK, Malaysia, Canada, Jamaica), "almost entirely complete" adoption (8 countries) or "complete" adoption (all the rest of the world).

Metrication

Countries by current metrication status:

  • green: Complete
  • yellow: Almost Complete
  • orange: Partially Complete
  • red: Little Adoption

This is also confirmed by one of the wikipedia sources via a little searching.

Islands in a metric world

According to a well-sourced wikipedia article, those three countries are the only three that have "some adoption", whereas all the others have "partially complete" adoption (UK, Malaysia, Canada, Jamaica), "almost entirely complete" adoption (8 countries) or "complete" adoption (all the rest of the world).

Metrication

This is also confirmed by one of the wikipedia sources via a little searching.

Islands in a metric world

According to a well-sourced wikipedia article, those three countries are the only three that have "some adoption", whereas all the others have "partially complete" adoption (UK, Malaysia, Canada, Jamaica), "almost entirely complete" adoption (8 countries) or "complete" adoption (all the rest of the world).

Metrication

Countries by current metrication status:

  • green: Complete
  • yellow: Almost Complete
  • orange: Partially Complete
  • red: Little Adoption

This is also confirmed by one of the wikipedia sources via a little searching.

Islands in a metric world

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According to a well-sourced wikipedia article, those three countries are the only three that have "some adoption", whereas all the others have "partially complete" adoption (UK, Malaysia, Canada, Jamaica), "almost entirely complete" adoption (8 countries) or "complete" adoption (all the rest of the world).

Metrication

This is also confirmed by one of the wikipedia sources via a little searching.

Islands in a metric world