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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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Watford (city, England)
Watkins Glen (city, New York)
Watling Street (road, England)
Watson Lake (lake, Canada)
Watsonville (city, California)
watt (unit, measure)
Wattenscheid (city, Germany)
Watts (region, California)
Watts Towers (structure, California)
Waukegan (city, Illinois)
Waukesha (city, Wisconsin)
Wausau (city, Wisconsin)
Wauwatosa (city, Wisconsin)
wave (in physics)
waveguide (mechanical device)
Waves (organization, United States)
wax (material)
wax figures (in sculpture, archeology)
Waxahachie (city, Texas)
waxbill (bird)
waxwing (bird)
Waycross (city, Georgia)
Wayland (city, Massachusetts)
Wayland Smith (character, England)
Wayne (city, Michigan)
Wayne State University (university, Michigan)
Waynesboro (city, Virginia)
Waziristan (region, Pakistan)
weak interactions (in physics)
Weald, the (region, England)
Wear (river, England)
weasel (carnivore, mammal)
weather (in meteorology)
weather balloon (mechanical device)
weather satellite (mechanical device)
weather vane (instrument)
Weatherford (city, Texas)
weathering (process)
weaverbird (bird)
Weber (river, United States)
weber (unit of magnetic flux)
Webster (city, Massachusetts)
Webster Groves (city, Missouri)
Webster-Ashburton Treaty (treaty, United States/England)
Weddell Sea (body of water, Antarctica)
wedge (machine)
weed (plant)
Weehawken (city, New Jersey)