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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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Cumbrian Mountains (mountains, England)
cumin (herb, plant, spice)
Cunaxa (ancient city, Babylon)
cuneiform (system)
Cunene (river, Angola)
Cuneo (city, Italy)
Cupar (city, Scotland)
cupric sulfate (in chemistry)
Curaçao (island)
curare (material)
curassow (bird)
curculio (insect)
curfew (in law)
Curicó (city, Chile)
Curitiba (city, Brazil)
curium (element)
curlew (bird)
curling (in sports)
Curragh, the (region, Ireland)
currant (plant, fruit)
current, electric (in electricity)
curry (spice)
Cursor Mundi (literature, England)
Curtea de Arges (city, Romania)
Curtis Institute of Music (university, Pennsylvania)
curve (in mathematics)
Cush (former country, Middle East/Nubia)
Cushitic (language)
custard-apple (plant, tree, fruit)
custom (in psychology, anthropology)
Custoza (city, Italy)
Cuth (ancient city, Mesopotamia)
Cutler Ridge (city, Florida)
cutlery (food, mechanical device)
Cuttack (city, India)
cutter (vessel)
cutting (in agriculture)
cutworm (insect)
Cuxhaven (city, Germany)
Cuyahoga (river, Ohio)
Cuyahoga Falls (city, Ohio)
Cuyp (Dutch painters)
Cuzco (city, Peru)
Cwmbrân (city, Wales)
cyanide (in chemistry)
cyanide process (process)
cyano group (in chemistry)
cyanobacteria (bacteria, bacteria)