The list of currently planned chapters is provided by this sitemap. Chapter numbers are difficult to handle as I keep adding, splitting and merging sections. I have therefore eventually opted for chapter Labels and added an internal variable ODT (Ordre de tri, Sorting order) to ensure that on the Eifel “frontpage” the sections are listed in a reasonably logical order.
| Chapter label | Title | Featured image | ODT | Link | Was chapter… |
| SITEMAP | Map of the “Eifel Weddings” Project |  | 11 | SITEMAP | |
| INTRO | Introduction to Project “Eifel Weddings” |  | 13 | INTRO | 1 Image: 1910 wedding of Johann Leonhard Gommes (+1921) and Maria Agnes Mathar (+1928) , both from Küchelscheid, now Belgium. |
| EXTENT | The Project’s area, database and the “Project hull” |  | 15 | EXTENT | 2 |
| LOCATIONS | Locating places and sampling the database |  | 17 | LOCATIONS | 3 |
| LUCLIM | 1885 Land use and population, and 1961-90 climate |  | 21 | LUCLIM | 6 |
| TYPOL | Typology of Registry office districts (Standesambezirk) based on scale-independent variables |  | 22 | TYPOL | 6 |
| VARENV | Environmental variables over time |  | 23 | VARENV | 4 Image source |
| HIST | A time of moving boundaries and variable weather! |  | 25 | HIST | 5 |
| WEDNUM | Number of weddings year by year |  | 30 | WEDNUM | 6 |
| EMIG | Numbers and timing of emigration |  | 32 | EMIG | 6 Featured image: La Jeune femme au baluchon, 1920 painting by Firmin Baes; Source: click |
| RUREX | Timing of rural exodus |  | 33 | RUREX | Featured image: image modified from https://www.kommersant.ru/doc/3732609; original source ubknown |
| ABSOR | Absolute origin of spouses |  | 35 | ABSOR | 7 |
| RELOR | Relative origin of spouses |  | 40 | RELOR | 8 |
| WEDWEEK | Wedding season |  | 45 | WEDWEEK | 9 |
| WEDDAY | Wedding weekday |  | 50 | WEDDAY | 10 |
| DATA | Downloadable list of data Data |  | 60 | DATA | 12 |
| METHODS | Some time consuming but necessary data processing explained |  | 65 | METHODS | |
| THANKS | Acknowledgements |  | 67 | THANKS | 10 |
| CONSUM | Conclusions and Summary | 75 | CONSUM | 11 | |