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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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Great Glen (geographical area, Scotland)
Great Grimsby (city, England)
Great Lakes (body of water, United States/Canada)
Great Leap Forward (economics, history, China)
Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park (of South Africa/Mozambique/Zimbabwe)
Great Malvern (city, England)
Great Mother Goddess (ancient religion, Middle East)
Great Neck (city, New York)
Great Northern Peninsula (geographical area, Canada)
Great Plains (region, Canada/United States)
Great Rift Valley (geographical area, Asia/Africa)
Great Salt Lake (lake, Utah)
Great Salt Plains Dam (dam, Oklahoma)
Great Slave Lake (lake, Canada)
Great Smoky Mountains (mountains, North Carolina/Tennessee)
Great Society (history, government, United States)
Great South Bay (body of water, New York)
Great Wall of China (structure, China)
Greater Manchester (former county, England)
grebe (bird)
Greece (country)
Greek Anthology (literature, ancient Greece)
Greek architecture (architecture, ancient Greece)
Greek art (art, ancient Greece)
Greek fire (weapon, material)
Greek language (language, Greece/ancient Greece)
Greek literature, ancient (literature, ancient Greece)
Greek literature, modern (literature, Greece)
Greek music (music, Greece/ancient Greece)
Greek religion (ancient religion, ancient Greece)
Greeley (city, Colorado)
Green Bay (city, Wisconsin)
Green Bay (arm of Lake Michigan)
green flash (in astronomy, optics)
Green Mountain Boys (organization, Vermont)
Green Mountains (mountains, Canada/Vermont)
Green party (organization)
Green Revolution (movement, Mexico)
Green River (river, Kentucky/Wyoming/Colorado/Utah)
greenback (economics, history, United States)
Greenback party (organization, United States)
Greenbelt (city, Maryland)
Greendale (city, Wisconsin)
Greeneville (city, Tennessee)
Greenfield (city, Massachusetts)
Greenfield Village (structure, Michigan)
greenhouse (in agriculture)
Greenland (territory, island, Denmark)
Greenland Sea (body of water, the Arctic Ocean/Greenland)