Need list of checkmate patterns

Does anybody has a more exhaustive source of checkmate patterns than Wikipedia?

Could you kindly provide me a link if you know something about?

Thanks in Advance

Exhaustive?  There are hundreds... pick up a copy of any "White to move and mate in X" type of book and you'll likely see most of them in one form or another.

Here's an exhausting list ...

1.                             Exeter Chess Club: Essential checkmate patterns

12 Jul 1996 ... Exeter Chess Club: Essential checkmate patterns. 4.1 20 basic mates. 4.1.1 Material advantage. 1+2. Mating the lone king at the edge of the ...
exeterchessclub.org.uk/mates.html - 

2.                             checkmate patterns

Different checkmate patterns like back rank checkmate, epaulette, smother, fool's , scholar's mate.
www.usefulchess.com/tactics/checkmate.htm - 

3.                             Ten Basic Checkmates to Know - Basic Chess Checkmates

A guide to ten basic checkmates that every chess player should know, presented as a series of mate-in-one problems.
chess.about.com/od/tipsforbeginners/ss/BasicCheckmates.htm - 

4.                              [PDF] 

Exeter Chess Club: Essential checkmate patterns

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Exeter Chess Club: Essential checkmate patterns. Dr. Dave. August 19, 2003. Contents. 1 20 basic mates. 1. 1.1 Material advantage . . . . . . . . . . 1 ...
franosch.org/chess/mates.pdf - 

5.                             Essential Checkmate Patterns - Chess Mentor - Chess.com

Essential Checkmate Patterns, by FM Thomas Wolski. This module contains 130 challenges that cover all common checkmates and most uncommon checkmates that ...
www.chess.com/chessmentor/view_course.html?id=25 - 

Polgar's 5334 chess positions.

@artfizz:

, pattern #9, mate with bishop, rook, and pawn.  I don't see how the  Black King is in mate at c7 in that pattern.

Dee

#9 in the 2nd reference (http://www.usefulchess.com/tactics/checkmate.htm); the c7 square looks like an escape to me too.

I'm sorry guys.  When I posted, the http://www.usefulchess.com/tactics/checkmate.htm URL showed in my original post; yet, it doesn't show now.  It is position #9 at that site; supposedly showing a mate with rook, knight, and pawn.   Dee

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=checkmate+patterns

More than 60 mating patterns are shown in

http://www.amazon.it/Basic-Checkmate-Patterns-Torsten-Mattsson-ebook/dp/B00GOLLZJO/