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Munhall (city, Pennsylvania)
Munich (city, Germany)
Munich Pact (historical event, Germany/Czechoslovakia)
Munich, Technical University of (university, Germany)
Munn v. Illinois (case, United States)
Munster (province, Ireland)
Münster (city, Germany)
Munster (town, United States)
muon (in physics)
Mur (river, Austria)
Murano (city, Italy)
Murcia (region and former kingdom, Spain)
Murcia (city, Spain)
murder (in law)
Murder, Inc. (organization, United States)
Mureşul (river, Romania)
Muret (city, France)
Murfreesboro (city, Tennessee)
Murgab (river, Afghanistan)
Murmansk (city, Russia)
Murom (city, Russia)
Muroran (city, Japan)
Murphysboro (city, Illinois)
Murray (river, Australia)
Murray (city, Kentucky)
Murray (city, Utah)
murre (bird)
Mürren (city, Switzerland)
Murrumbidgee (river, Australia)
Murten (city, Switzerland)
Muş (city, Turkey)
Musa Daği (mountain, Turkey)
Musala (mountain, Bulgaria)
Musashino (city, Japan)
Muscat (capital, Oman)
Muscatine (city, Iowa)
muscle (in anatomy)
Muscle Shoals (city, Alabama)
Muscovy Company (organization, England)
Muses (in Greek Mythology)
Museum of Fine Arts (museum, Massachusetts)
Museum of Modern Art (museum, New York)
Museum of Primitive Art (museum, New York)
Mushin (city, Nigeria)
mushroom (fungus, food)
Musi (river, Indonesia)