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Miyako (city, Japan)
Miyakonojo (city, Japan)
Miyazaki (city, Japan)
Miyazu (city, Japan)
Mizoram (state, India)
Mizpah (ancient city)
Mjøsa (lake, Norway)
mks system (system, measure)
Mladá Boleslav (city, Czech Republic)
Mn (symbol)
Mnemosyne (in Greek Mythology)
Mo (symbol)
moa (bird)
Moab (ancient country, Jordan)
Moabite stone (structure, Jordan)
Moberly (city, Missouri)
Mobile (city, Alabama)
mobile (in art)
Mobile Bay (body of water, Mexico/Alabama)
Moçambique (city, Mozambique)
moccasin (in footwear)
Mocha (city, Yemen)
Mochica (civilization, Peru)
modacrylic (material)
mode (in music)
model and modeling (in painting)
modello (in art)
modem (mechanical device)
Modena (city, Italy)
modern architecture (in architecture)
modern art (in art)
modern dance (in dance)
modernism (in Christianity, philosophy, science)
modernismo (movement, Spain)
Modesto (city, California)
Modica (city, Italy)
Modoc (tribe, North America)
Modoc War (historical event, United States)
modulation (in music)
module (unit, measure)
Moeris (lake, Egypt)
Moesia (ancient region, Europe)
Moffat Tunnel (structure, Colorado)
Mogadishu (capital, Somalia)
Mogi das Cruzes (city, Brazil)
Mogilev (city, Belarus)
Mogok (city, Myanmar)
Mogollon Plateau (geographical area, Arizona)
Mohács (city, Hungary)
mohair (in textile)