ISO 8859-16, also called Latin-10, is an ISO 8859 variant for use with Balkan languages.

ISO 8859-15 <-- ISO 8859-16 --> (there is no ISO 8859-17)

As with all of the ISO 8859 Character Sets, the first 160 characters (the 128 7-bit characters plus the first 32 control characters with the high bit set) are identical to ISO 8859-1 or Latin-1. Thus, I will only list the 40 characters different from ISO 8859-1.

The columns below should be interpreted as :

  1. The ISO 8859-16 code in Octal
  2. The ISO 8859-16 code in Decimal
  3. The ISO 8859-16 code in Hexidecimal
  4. The Unicode code for the character
  5. The character in question
  6. The Unicode name for the character
  7. The HTML entity if any. (&#xUUUU; always works)

code 161 which was U+00A1  ¡  inverted exclamation mark &iexcl; becomes U+0104  Ą  Latin capital letter A with ogonek
code 162 which was U+00A2  ¢  cent sign &cent; becomes U+0105  ą  Latin small letter A with ogonek
code 163 which was U+00A3  £  Pound sign &pound; becomes U+0141  Ł  Latin capital letter L with stroke
code 164 which was U+00A4  ¤  currency sign &curren; becomes U+20AC    Euro sign &euro;
code 165 which was U+00A5  ¥  Yen sign &yen; becomes U+201E    double low 9 quotation mark &bdquo;
code 166 which was U+00A6  ¦  broken bar &brvbar; becomes U+0160  Š  Latin capital letter S with caron &Scaron;
code 168 which was U+00A8  ¨  diaeresis &uml; becomes U+0161  š  Latin small letter S with caron &scaron;
code 170 which was U+00AA  ª  feminine ordinal indicator &ordf; becomes U+0218  Ș  Latin capital letter S with comma below
code 172 which was U+00AC  ¬  not sign &not; becomes U+0179  Ź  Latin capital letter Z with acute
code 174 which was U+00AE  ®  registered sign &reg; becomes U+017A  ź  Latin small letter Z with acute
code 175 which was U+00AF  ¯  macron &macr; becomes U+017B  Ż  Latin capital letter Z with dot above
code 178 which was U+00B2  ²  superscript two &sup2; becomes U+010C  Č  Latin capital letter C with caron
code 179 which was U+00B3  ³  superscript three &sup3; becomes U+0142  ł  Latin small letter L with stroke
code 180 which was U+00B4  ´  acute accent &acute; becomes U+017D  Ž  Latin capital letter Z with caron
code 181 which was U+00B5  µ  micro sign &micro; becomes U+201D    right double quotation mark &rdquo;
code 184 which was U+00B8  ¸  cedilla &cedil; becomes U+017E  ž  Latin small letter Z with caron
code 185 which was U+00B9  ¹  superscript one &sup1; becomes U+010D  č  Latin small letter C with caron
code 186 which was U+00BA  º  masculine ordinal indicator &ordm; becomes U+0219  ș  Latin small letter S with comma below
code 188 which was U+00BC  ¼  vulgar fraction one quarter &frac14; becomes U+0152  Œ  Latin capital ligature oe &OElig;
code 189 which was U+00BD  ½  vulgar fraction one half &frac12; becomes U+0153  œ  Latin small ligature oe &oelig;
code 190 which was U+00BE  ¾  vulgar fraction three quarters &frac34; becomes U+0178  Ÿ  Latin capital letter Y with diaeresis &Yuml;
code 191 which was U+00BF  ¿  inverted question mark &iquest; becomes U+017C  ż  Latin small letter Z with dot above
code 195 which was U+00C3  Ã  Latin capital letter A with tilde &Atilde; becomes U+0102  Ă  Latin capital letter A with breve
code 197 which was U+00C5  Å  Latin capital letter A with ring above &Aring; becomes U+0106  Ć  Latin capital letter C with acute
code 208 which was U+00D0  Ð  Latin capital letter eth &ETH; becomes U+0110  Đ  Latin capital letter D with stroke
code 209 which was U+00D1  Ñ  Latin capital letter N with tilde &Ntilde; becomes U+0143  Ń  Latin capital letter N with acute
code 213 which was U+00D5  Õ  Latin capital letter O with tilde &Otilde; becomes U+0150  Ő  Latin capital letter O with double acute
code 215 which was U+00D7  ×  multiplication sign &times; becomes U+015A  Ś  Latin capital letter S with acute
code 216 which was U+00D8  Ø  Latin capital letter O with stroke &Oslash; becomes U+0170  Ű  Latin capital letter U with double acute
code 221 which was U+00DD  Ý  Latin capital letter Y with acute &Yacute; becomes U+0118  Ę  Latin capital letter E with ogonek
code 222 which was U+00DE  Þ  Latin capital letter thorn &THORN; becomes U+021A  Ț  Latin capital letter T with comma below
code 227 which was U+00E3  ã  Latin small letter A with tilde &atilde; becomes U+0103  ă  Latin small letter A with breve
code 229 which was U+00E5  å  Latin small letter A with ring above &aring; becomes U+0107  ć  Latin small letter C with acute
code 240 which was U+00F0  ð  Latin small letter eth &eth; becomes U+0111  đ  Latin small letter D with stroke
code 241 which was U+00F1  ñ  Latin small letter N with tilde &ntilde; becomes U+0144  ń  Latin small letter N with acute
code 245 which was U+00F5  õ  Latin small letter O with tilde &otilde; becomes U+0151  ő  Latin small letter O with double acute
code 247 which was U+00F7  ÷  division sign &divide; becomes U+015B  ś  Latin small letter S with acute
code 248 which was U+00F8  ø  Latin small letter O with stroke &oslash; becomes U+0171  ű  Latin small letter U with double acute
code 253 which was U+00FD  ý  Latin small letter Y with acute &yacute; becomes U+0119  ę  Latin small letter E with ogonek
code 254 which was U+00FE  þ  Latin small letter thorn &thorn; becomes U+021B  ț  Latin small letter T with comma below

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