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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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Amu Darya (river, Asia)
Amundsen Sea (body of water, the Pacific)
Amur (river, Russia/China)
amylase (in chemistry)
amyloplast (material)
An Najaf (city, Iraq)
An Nasiriyah (city, Iraq)
Anab (ancient city)
Anabaptists (in church, Protestantism)
Anaconda (city, Montana)
Anadyr (river, city, Russia)
anagram (in linguistics)
Anaheim (city, California)
Anáhuac (geographical area, Mexico)
analgesic (drug)
analog circuit (in electronics)
analog-to-digital conversion (in computers, communication)
analogy (in biology)
analysis (in mathematics)
analytic geometry (branch of geometry)
Anamim (ancient people)
Anammelech (ancient religion, Middle East)
Anan (city, Japan)
Ananias (character)
Ananke (in astronomy)
anaphylaxis (condition)
anaplasmosis (disease)
Anatahan (island, volcano, Mariana Islands/United States)
anathema (in religion)
Anathoth (ancient city)
Anatolian languages (language, Anatolia)
ancestor worship (in religion)
Anchises (in Greek Mythology)
anchor (mechanical device)
Anchorage (city, Alaska)
Ancona (city, Italy)
Ancren Riwle (literature, England)
Åndalsnes (city, Norway)
Andalusia (region, Spain)
Andalusia (city, Alabama)
Andaman and Nicobar Islands (territory, island group, India)
Andelys, Les (city, France)
Anderlecht (city, Belgium)
Andermatt (city, Switzerland)