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coup (in anthropology)
Courbevoie (city, France)
coureurs de bois (organization, Canada)
Courland (region, former duchy, Russia)
court (in law)
Court of Justice of the European Union (international organization, Europe)
court system in the United States (in law, government)
court tennis (in sports)
courtly love (in philosophy)
couvade (condition)
Covadonga (city, Spain)
covenant (Protestantism, history, Scotland)
Covenanters (organization, Scotland)
Covent Garden (region, England)
Coventry (city, England)
Coventry (town, United States)
cover crop (in agriculture)
Covilhã (city, Portugal)
Covina (city, California)
Covington (city, Kentucky)
Cowansville (city, Canada)
cowbird (bird)
cowboys (history, United States)
Cowes (city, England)
cowpea (plant, vegetable)
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cowpox (disease)
cowrie (gastropod)
coyote (carnivore)
Coz (in the Old Testament)
Cozumel (island, Mexico/Caribbean)
Cr (symbol)
Crab Nebula (in astronomy)
crabgrass (plant)
Craigavon (city, Northern Ireland)
Craiova (city, Romania)
cramp (condition)
cranberry (plant, fruit)
Cranbrook (city, Canada)
Cranbrook Educational Community (education, Michigan)
crane (in zoology)
crane (machine)
crane fly (insect)
crank (in mechanics)
Cranston (city, Rhode Island)
craquelure (in painting)
crater (in geology, geography, astronomy)
Crater Lake National Park (national park, Oregon)
Craters of the Moon National Monument (national monument, Idaho)
Crawford Notch (body of water, New Hampshire)
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