At Finland we have also few techniques not mentioned on list:(are they not used??) 
Gokyo (usually tanto technique wrist is controlled, other ways like ikkyo)
Kaitenosae (start like kaitennage but ends with nikyo ending lock)
Udekimenage (elbow braking like start, hand straigt and elbow locked, then it is used to throw uke)
Hijikimeosae ( ukes usually strikes and hand is "pulled" near to nage body and then lock to elbow joint)
aikiotoshi (hip throw if someone takes hold form behind you, example bear hug from behind)

If those are not used elsewhere then they are not usefull for this article.
Also I have hear other names for those attacks but that is not very big thing:
Mune-tsuki = chudan tsuki
Ganmen-tsuki = Jodan tsuki
As you can see they are used more karate like.
Morote-dori = ryote-dori
And few attack that werent on list:
Eridori (hold neck of keiko-gi from behind)(like when someone is moving other out)
katate-dori kubishime (shoke from behind, while other hand controls nages other hand)
mae-geri (straight kick to front)
[sokuto- and mawashi -geri (2 basic kicks but not trained on every dojo)]