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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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Achill (island, Ireland)
Achilles (in Greek Mythology)
Achilles' tendon (in anatomy)
Achor (valley)
Achshaph (ancient city)
Achzib (ancient city)
Acireale (city, Italy)
Acmeists (poetry, Russia)
Acoma (city, tribe, New Mexico)
Aconcagua (mountain, Argentina)
Acontius (in Greek Mythology)
Acre (state, Brazil)
Acrocorinthus (historical site, ancient Greece/Greece)
Acrux (star)
Actaeon (in Greek Mythology)
Actium (geographical area, ancient Greece)
Acton (city, Massachusetts)
Actors Studio, The (organization, United States)
Ad Diwaniyah (city, Iraq)
Ada (city, Oklahoma)
Adadah (ancient city)
Adam (town, in the Bible)
Adam and Eve, Life of (in literature, Judaism)
Adam's Bridge (geographical area, India/Sri Lanka)
Adam's Peak (mountain, Sri Lanka)
Adamah (ancient city)
Adamawa Massif (geographical area, Cameroon)
Adami (ancient city)
Adams (city, Massachusetts)
Adana (city, Turkey)
Adana, Plain of (region, Turkey)
Adapazari (city, Turkey)
Adasa (place)
Adda (river, Italy)
Addis Ababa (capital, Ethiopia)
Addison (city, Illinois)
Adelaide (city, Australia)
Adelphi University (university, New York)
Aden (city, Yemen)
Aden, Gulf of (body of water, Yemen)
Adhara (star)
Adiel (character)
Adige (river, Italy)
Adin (in the Old Testament)
Adirondack Mountains (mountains, United States)
Adithaim (ancient city)
Admah (ancient city)