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Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, published by Columbia University Press
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Volcano Islands (island group, the Pacific)
vole (rodent)
Volendam (city, the Netherlands)
Volga (river, Russia/Europe)
Volga-Baltic Waterway (body of water, Russia)
Volgograd (city, Russia)
Volhynia (region, Ukraine)
volleyball (sport)
Volodymyr-Volynskyy (city, Ukraine)
Vologda (city, Russia)
Vólos (city, Greece)
Volscians (people, Italy)
Volsinii (ancient city, Italy)
Volsk (city, Russia)
volt (unit, measure)
Volta (river, Africa/Ghana)
Volta Redonda (city, Brazil)
voltaic cell (mechanical device)
Volterra (city, Italy)
voltmeter (instrument)
Volturno (river, Italy)
volume (in mathematics)
Volunteers of America (organization, United States)
vomiting (condition)
voodoo (in religion)
Vorarlberg (province, Austria)
Vorkuta (city, Russia)
Voronezh (city, Russia)
vortex (in physics)
vorticism (movement)
Vosges (department, France)
Vosges (mountain range, France)
Vostok, Lake (lake, Antarctica)
voting (in politics)
voting machine (mechanical device)
Votkinsk (city, Russia)
Voyager (airplane)
Voyageurs National Park (national park, Minnesota)
Vratsa (city, Bulgaria)
Vrindaban (city, India)
Vuelta Abajo (district, Cuba)
Vulcan (in astronomy)
Vulcan (in Roman religion and mythology)
vulcanization (process, material)
Vulgar Latin (language)
Vulgate (in the Bible)
vulture (bird)
VX (material)
Vyatka (river, Russia)