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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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East Ridge (city, Tennessee)
East River (body of water, New York)
East Rockaway (city, New York)
East Saint Louis (city, Illinois)
East Siberian Sea (body of water, Siberia/the Arctic Ocean)
East Sussex (county, England)
East Timor (country)
Eastbourne (city, England)
Easter (holy day)
Easter Island (island, the Pacific/Chile)
Eastern Highlands (mountains, Australia)
Eastern Michigan University (university, Michigan)
Eastern Question (politics, history, Europe)
Eastern Woodlands culture (of North America)
Easthampton (city, Massachusetts)
Eastlake (city, Ohio)
Eastleigh (city, England)
Eastmain (river, Canada)
Easton (city, Pennsylvania)
Eastpointe (city, Michigan)
eating disorders (in psychology)
Eatontown (city, New Jersey)
Eau Claire (city, Wisconsin)
eau de Cologne (material)
Ebal, Mount (mountain, West Bank)
Ebbw Vale (city, Wales)
Eben-ezer (place)
Ebetsu (city, Japan)
Ebionites (in Judaism, Christianity)
Ebla (ancient city, Syria)
Ebola virus (disease, virus)
Éboli (city, Italy)
ebony (tree)
Ebro (river, Spain)
Ebronah (place)
Ecatepec de Morelos (city, Mexico)
Ecbatana (capital, ancient city)
eccentric (in mechanics)
Eccles (city, England)
Ecclesiastes (in the Old Testament)
echidna (in zoology)
echinacea (drug, herb)
Echinodermata (echinoderm)
Echo (in Greek mythology)
echo (in acoustics)
echo sounder (system, measure)
Echternach (city, Luxembourg)
Écija (city, Spain)
eclampsia (disease)