ISO_8859-1(7)

NAME
iso_8859_1 - map of character set

SYNOPSIS
Characters specified according to the ISO 8859 Latin-1 encoding for European languages.

DESCRIPTION
ISO 8859 includes several 8-bit ASCII extensions. Especially ISO 8859-1, the "Latin alphabet No. 1", which has become widely implemented and may already be seen as the de-facto standard ASCII replacement. The full set of ISO 8859 alphabets includes:
ISO 8859-1 | west European languages (Latin-1)
ISO 8859-2 | east European languages (Latin-2)
ISO 8859-3 | other Latin languages (Latin-3)
ISO 8859-4 | north European languages (Latin-4)
ISO 8859-5 | Latin/Cyrillic
ISO 8859-6 | Latin/Arabic
ISO 8859-7 | Latin/Greek
ISO 8859-8 | Latin/Hebrew
ISO 8859-9 | Latin-1 modification for Turkey (Latin-5)
ISO 8859-10 | Baltic countries (under preparation)

ISO 8859 Latin-1 Character Set The following table displays the ISO 8859 Latin-1 character set. The first field is the octal code for the character, the second is the name (patterned after the GNU Emacs naming scheme in the iso-insert.el library), the third is the equivalent TeX command, and the fourth is the character itself (as best your system can display it).
Octal | Description | TeX | Character
240 | no-break-space |  |
241 | inverted-exclamation-mark | !` | ¡
242 | cent-sign |  | ¢
243 | pound-sign | \pounds | £
244 | general-currency-sign |  | ¤
245 | yen-sign |  | ¥
246 | broken-vertical-line |  | ¦
247 | section-sign | \S | §
250 | diaeresis |  | ¨
251 | copyright-sign | \copyright | ©
252 | ordinal-indicator-feminine |  | ª
253 | angle-quotation-mark-left |  | «
254 | not-sign | \neg | ¬
255 | soft-hyphen |  | ­
256 | registered-sign |  | ®
257 | macron |  | ¯
260 | degree-sign |  | °
261 | plus-or-minus-sign | \pm | ±
262 | superscript-two |  | ²
263 | superscript-three |  | ³
264 | acute-accent | \' | ´
265 | micro-sign | \mu | µ
266 | pilcrow | \P | ¶
267 | middle-dot | \cdot | ·
270 | cedilla | \c | ¸
271 | superscript-one |  | ¹
272 | ordinal-indicator-masculine |  | º
273 | angle-quotation-mark-right |  | »
274 | fraction-one-quarter |  | ¼
275 | fraction-one-half |  | ½
276 | fraction-three-quarters |  | ¾
277 | inverted-question-mark | ?` | ¿
300 | A-grave | \`{A} | À
301 | A-acute | \'{A} | Á
302 | A-circumflex | \^{A} | Â
303 | A-tilde | \~{A} | Ã
304 | A-umlaut | \"{A} | Ä
305 | A-ring | \AA | Å
306 | AE | \AE | Æ
307 | C-cedilla | \c{C} | Ç
310 | E-grave | \`{E} | È
311 | E-acute | \'{E} | É
312 | E-circumflex | \^{E} | Ê
313 | E-umlaut | \"{E} | Ë
314 | I-grave | \`{I} | Ì
315 | I-acute | \'{I} | Í
316 | I-circumflex | \^{I} | Î
317 | I-umlaut | \"{I} | Ï
320 | D-stroke |  | Ð
321 | N-tilde | \~{N} | Ñ
322 | O-grave | \`{O} | Ò
323 | O-acute | \'{O} | Ó
324 | O-circumflex | \^{O} | Ô
325 | O-tilde | \~{O} | Õ
326 | O-umlaut | \"{O} | Ö
327 | multiplication-sign | \times | ×
330 | O-slash |  | Ø
331 | U-grave | \`{U} | Ù
332 | U-acute | \'{U} | Ú
333 | U-circumflex | \^{U} | Û
334 | U-umlaut | \"{U} | Ü
335 | Y-acute | \'{Y} | Ý
336 | THORN |  | Þ
337 | ss | \ss | ß
340 | a-grave | \`{a} | à
341 | a-acute | \'{a} | á
342 | a-circumflex | \^{a} | â
343 | a-tilde | \~{a} | ã
344 | a-umlaut | \"{a} | ä
345 | a-ring | \.{a} | å
346 | ae | \ae | æ
347 | c-cedilla | \c{c} | ç
350 | e-grave | \`{e} | è
351 | e-acute | \'{e} | é
352 | e-circumflex | \^{e} | ê
353 | e-umlaut | \"{e} | ë
354 | i-grave | \`{i} | ì
355 | i-acute | \'{i} | í
356 | i-circumflex | \^{i} | î
357 | i-umlaut | \"{i} | ï
360 | d-stroke |  | ð
361 | n-tilde | \~{n} | ñ
362 | o-grave | \`{o} | ò
363 | o-acute | \'{o} | ó
364 | o-circumflex | \^{o} | ô
365 | o-tilde | \~{o} | õ
366 | o-umlaut | \"{o} | ö
367 | division-sign | \div | ÷
370 | o-slash |  | ø
371 | u-grave | \`{u} | ù
372 | u-acute | \'{u} | ú
373 | u-circumflex | \^{u} | û
374 | u-umlaut | \"{u} | ü
375 | y-acute | \'{y} | ý
376 | thorn |  | þ
377 | y-umlaut | \"{y} | ÿ

SEE ALSO
ascii(7)