Search notes:
ISO 8859
| | | Code page |
| 8859-1 | (aka Latin-1). Used in Western Europe and the Americas. It also defines the first 256 codes in Unicode. | 28591 |
| 8859-2 | Latin-written Slavic and Central European languages. | 28592 |
| 8859-3 | Esperanto, Galician, Maltese, and Turkish. | 28593 |
| 8859-4 | Used in Scandinavia and the Baltics. | 28594 |
| 8859-5 | Cyrillic | 28595 |
| 8859-6 | Arabic (without accents). | 28596 |
| 8859-7 | (modern) Greek | 28597 |
| 8859-8 | Hebrew (without accents) | 28598 |
| … | … | … |
8859-15 modifies 8851-1 to support Estonian, Finnish, French and the euro-sign.
A superset of 8859-1 is Windows-1252. It includes characters from 8859-15. Windows-1252 is also referred to as Western European.