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Pontoise (city, France)
pontoon (vessel)
Pontresina (city, Switzerland)
Pontus (in Greek religion and mythology)
Pontus (ancient country, Asia)
Pontypool (city, Wales)
Pontypridd (city, Wales)
pony (horse)
pony express (system, United States)
poodle (dog)
Pool Malebo (lake, Zaire/Congo)
Poole (city, England)
Poopó (lake, Bolivia)
poor law (law, England)
pop art (movement)
Popayán (city, Colombia)
Poplar Bluff (city, Missouri)
Popocatépetl (volcano, Mexico)
Popol Vuh (in literature)
poppy (plant, flower)
popular sovereignty (politics, United States)
population (in anthropology)
Populist party (organization, United States)
Porbandar (city, India)
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porcelain (material)
Porcupine (river, Canada)
porcupine (in zoology)
porgy (fish)
Pori (city, Finland)
Porifera (invertebrate)
pork (food)
Porkkala (geographical area, Finland)
Póros (island, Greece)
porphyry (igneous rock)
porpoise (mammal, cetacean)
Porrentruy (city, Switzerland)
Porsgrunn (city, Norway)
port (harbor)
port (wine)
Port Adelaide (city, Australia)
Port Alberni (city, Canada)
Port Angeles (city, Washington)
Port Arthur (city, Texas)
Port Augusta (city, Australia)
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (organization, New York/New Jersey)
Port Charlotte (city, Florida)
Port Chester (city, New York)
Port Colborne (city, Canada)
Port Elizabeth (city, South Africa)
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