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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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stellar structure (in astrophysics)
Stellenbosch (city, South Africa)
Stelvio Pass (geographical area, Italy)
stem (in botany)
stem cells (in biology)
stencil (mechanical device, industry)
Stendal (city, Germany)
Stenness, Loch of (lake, Scotland)
steppe (geography, Europe/Asia)
sterculia (herb, plant)
stereochemistry (branch of chemistry)
stereophonic sound (in acoustics)
stereopticon (instrument)
stereoscope (instrument)
stereotype (simplified idea)
Sterling (city, Colorado)
Sterling (city, Illinois)
Sterling Heights (city, Michigan)
Sterlitamak (city, Russia)
steroids (drug)
stethoscope (instrument)
Steubenville (city, Ohio)
Stevenage (city, England)
Stevens (American inventors & engineers)
Stevens Point (city, Wisconsin)
Stewart (river, Canada)
Stewart Island (island, New Zealand)
Steyr (city, Austria)
stibnite (mineral)
stick-tight (plant)
stigmata (in Christianity)
Stijl, de (movement)
Stikine (river, Canada)
Stikine Mountains (mountains, Canada)
Stiklestad (city, Norway)
still (material, mechanical device)
still life (genre)
Stillwater (city, Minnesota)
Stillwater (city, Oklahoma)
stilt (bird)
stimulant (drug)
sting (in zoology)
stinkbug (insect, arthropod)
Štip (city, Macedonia)
Stirling (town, Scotland)
Stirling engine (mechanical device)
Stirlingshire (former county, Scotland)
stirrup (clothing, mechanical device)
stoa (architecture, ancient Greece)