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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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Colma (city, California)
Colmar (city, France)
Cologne (city, Germany)
Colombes (city, France)
Colombia (country)
Colombo (city, Sri Lanka)
Colombo Plan (international organization, Asia)
Colón (city, Cuba)
Colón (city, Panama)
colon cancer (disease)
Colonia del Sacramento (city, Uruguay)
Colonial Heights (city, Virginia)
Colonial National Historical Park (national park, Virginia)
colonization (in politics, government)
colonnade (part of structure)
Colonsay (island, Scotland)
colony (in politics, government)
colophon (in printing)
color (in optics)
color blindness (in optics)
color index (in astronomy)
Colorado (state, United States)
Colorado (river, Argentina)
Colorado (southwest US)
Colorado Plateau (region, United States)
Colorado River storage project (project, United States)
Colorado School of Mines (university, Colorado)
Colorado Springs (city, Colorado)
Colorado State University (university, Colorado)
Colorado-Big Thompson project (project, United States)
Colorado, University of (university, Colorado)
Colossae (ancient city, Asia Minor/Turkey)
Colosseum (structure, ancient Rome)
Colossus of Rhodes (art, ancient Greece)
Colton (city, California)
coltsfoot (herb, plant)
Columbia (river, Canada and the United States)
Columbia (U.S. space shuttle)
Columbia (city, Maryland)
Columbia (city, Missouri)
Columbia (city, South Carolina)
Columbia (city, Tennessee)
Columbia basin project (project, United States)
Columbia Heights (city, Minnesota)
Columbia Plateau (region, United States)