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Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, published by Columbia University Press
The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia contains entries on people, places, events, historical facts and terms, with bibliographies for further reading.
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Whitney, Mount (mountain, California)
Whitstable (city, England)
Whittier (city, California)
whooping cough (disease)
Whyalla (city, Australia)
Wichita (indigenous people of North America)
Wichita (city, Kansas)
Wichita Falls (city, Texas)
Wick (city, Scotland)
wickiup (in architecture)
Wickliffe (city, Ohio)
Wicklow (county, Republic of Ireland)
Wicklow (town, Republic of Ireland)
Widnes (city, England)
Widsith (poetry, literature, England)
Wiener Neustadt (city, Austria)
Wienerwald (geographical area, Austria)
Wiesbaden (city, Germany)
Wigan (city, England)
Wight, Isle of (county, island, England)
Wigtownshire (former county, Scotland)
wigwam (in architecture)
Wilberforce University (university, Ohio)
Wilbraham (city, Massachusetts)
wild rice (plant)
wildcat (mammal)
wilderness (in geography)
Wilderness campaign (historical event, United States)
Wilderness Road (road, Kentucky/Virginia)
wildlife refuge (in ecology, zoology)
Wildwood (city, New Jersey)
Wilhelm (of Germany)
Wilhelmshaven (city, Germany)
Wilkes-Barre (city, Pennsylvania)
Wilkinsburg (city, Pennsylvania)
will (in philosophy and psychology)
Willamette (river, Oregon)
Willemstad (city, capital)
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation (organization, United States)
Williams College (university, Massachusetts)
Williamsburg (city, Virginia)
Williamsport (city, Pennsylvania)
Williston (city, North Dakota)
Willmar (city, Minnesota)
Willoughby (city, Ohio)
willow (tree, plant)