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Columbia Encyclopedia

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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Westfield (city, New Jersey)
Westford (city, Massachusetts)
Westlake (city, Ohio)
Westmeath (county, Ireland)
Westminster (city, Colorado)
Westminster (city, California)
Westminster Abbey (structure, England)
Westminster Conference (historical event, Canada/England)
Westminster Palace (structure, England)
Westminster, City of (part of London, England)
Westminster, Statute of (historical event, England)
Westminster, Statutes of (historical event, England)
Westmorland (former county, England)
Westmount (city, Canada)
Weston (city, Massachusetts)
Weston-super-Mare (city, England)
Westphalia (region, former province, Prussia/Germany)
Westphalia, Peace of (treaty, historical event, Holy Roman Empire/Europe)
Westport (city, Connecticut)
Westwood (city, Massachusetts)
Westwood (city, New Jersey)
Wethersfield (city, Connecticut)
wetlands (in geography, environmentalism)
Wetterhorn (mountain, Switzerland)
Wettin (dynasty, Germany/Saxony/Poland/England/Belgium/Bulgaria)
Wettingen (city, Switzerland)
Wetzlar (city, Germany)
Wexford (county, Republic of Ireland)
Wexford (town, Republic of Ireland)
Weyburn (city, Canada)
Weymouth (city, Massachusetts)
whale (cetacean)
whale oil (material, mammal)
whale shark (vertebrate, chordate)
whaling (industry)
Whangarei (city, New Zealand)
wheat (plant)
wheat fly (insect)
wheat grass (plant)
Wheat Ridge (city, Colorado)
Wheaton (city, Illinois)
Wheaton (city, Maryland)
wheel (mechanical device)
wheel and axle (machine)
Wheeling (city, West Virginia)
Wheeling (city, Illinois)
whelk (gastropod)
whetstone (mechanical device)
Whig (organization, England)