Balangiga bells

Quality:

Balangiga bells - Church bells that had been taken by the United States Army from the Philippines. Article “Balangiga bells” in English Wikipedia has 89.2 points for quality (as of July 1, 2025). The article contains 93 references and 13 sections.

In this language version of Wikipedia the article has the best quality. Also, this article is the most popular in that (English) language version.

In June 2025 the article “Balangiga bells” was edited by 1 authors in English Wikipedia and written by 2 authors in all languages.

Since the creation of article “Balangiga bells”, its content was written by 140 registered users of English Wikipedia and edited by 183 registered Wikipedia users in all languages.

The article is cited 135 times in English Wikipedia and cited 142 times in all languages.

The highest Authors Interest rank from 2001:

• Local (English): #30 in December 2018
• Global: #315 in December 2018

The highest popularity rank from 2008:

• Local (English): #801 in December 2018
• Global: #2711 in December 2018

There are 5 language versions for this article in the WikiRank database (of the considered 55 Wikipedia language editions).

The quality and popularity assessment was based on Wikipédia dumps from July 1, 2025 (including revision history and pageviews for previous years).

The table below shows the language versions of the article with the highest quality.

#	Language	Quality grade	Quality score
1	English (en) Balangiga bells		89.1519
2	Polish (pl) Dzwony z Balangigi		81.0449
3	Italian (it) Campane di Balangiga		59.5474
4	French (fr) Cloches de Balangiga		33.3401
5	Spanish (es) Campanas de Balangiga		32.3391

The following table shows the most popular language versions of the article.

#	Language	Popularity award	Relative popularity
1	English (en) Balangiga bells		774 165
2	Polish (pl) Dzwony z Balangigi		4 570
3	French (fr) Cloches de Balangiga		2 651
4	Spanish (es) Campanas de Balangiga		1 790
5	Italian (it) Campane di Balangiga		1 403

The following table shows the language versions of the article with the highest popularity in the last month.

#	Language	Popularity award	Relative popularity
1	English (en) Balangiga bells		1 416
2	Polish (pl) Dzwony z Balangigi		33
3	Spanish (es) Campanas de Balangiga		29
4	Italian (it) Campane di Balangiga		15
5	French (fr) Cloches de Balangiga		7

The following table shows the language versions of the article with the highest Authors’ Interest.

#	Language	AI award	Relative AI
1	English (en) Balangiga bells		140
2	Polish (pl) Dzwony z Balangigi		16
3	Italian (it) Campane di Balangiga		12
4	Spanish (es) Campanas de Balangiga		9
5	French (fr) Cloches de Balangiga		6

The following table shows the language versions of the article with the highest Authors’ Interest in the last month.

#	Language	AI award	Relative AI
1	English (en) Balangiga bells		1
2	Italian (it) Campane di Balangiga		1
3	Spanish (es) Campanas de Balangiga		0
4	French (fr) Cloches de Balangiga		0
5	Polish (pl) Dzwony z Balangigi		0

The following table shows the language versions of the article with the highest number of citations.

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