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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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motor, electric (machine)
motorboating (in sports)
motorcycle (vehicle)
Mott Foundation (organization)
Moulins (city, France)
Moultrie (city, Georgia)
mound (structure)
Mound Builders (people, North America)
Moundsville (city, West Virginia)
Mount Allison University1 (university, Canada)
Mount Clemens (city, Michigan)
Mount Desert Island (island, Maine)
Mount Holyoke College (university, Massachusetts)
Mount Pleasant (city, Michigan)
Mount Prospect (city, Illinois)
Mount Rainier National Park (national park, Washington)
Mount Revelstoke National Park (national park, Canada)
Mount Robson Provincial Park (geographical area, Canada)
Mount Rushmore National Memorial (national site, South dakota)
Mount Stromlo Observatory (structure, Australia)
Mount Vernon (estate, United States)
Mount Vernon (city, Illinois)
Mount Vernon (city, New York)
Mount Vernon (city, Ohio)
Mount Wilson Observatory (structure, California)
mountain (mountains)
Mountain Ash (town, Wales)
mountain ash (in botany)
Mountain Brook (city, Alabama)
mountain climbing (mountains)
Mountain Meadows (geographical area, Utah)
mountain men (business, history, North America)
Mountain View (city, California)
Mountain, the (the military, history, France)
Mountlake Terrace (city, Washington)
Mourne Mountains (mountains, Northern Ireland)
mouse (rodent)
mousebird (bird)
mouth (in anatomy)
mower (machine)
Mozah (city, Jerusalem)
Mozambique (country, Africa)
Mozarabs (people, Spain)
Mozhaisk (city, Russia)
Møn (island, Denmark)
Møre og Romsdal (county, Norway)
MRSA (bacteria)
Msta (river, Russia)