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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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Title Index: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 0-9
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V (in linguistics)
Vaal (river, South Africa)
Vaasa (city, Finland)
Vác (city, Hungary)
Vacaville (city, California)
vaccination (treatment)
vacuum (in physics)
vacuum cleaner (mechanical device)
Vadsø (city, Norway)
Vadstena (city, Sweden)
Vaduz (capital, Lichtenstein)
vagrancy (in law)
Váh (river, Slovakia)
Vail (city, Colorado)
Vaiont Dam (dam, Italy)
Val d'Or (city, Canada)
Val-d'Oise (department, France)
Val-de-Marne (department, France)
Valais (canton, Switzerland)
Valday Hills (region, Russia)
Valdez (city, Alaska)
Valdivia (city, Chile)
Valdosta (city, Georgia)
Vale Press (organization)
Valence (city, France)
valence (in chemistry)
Valencia (region, Spain)
Valencia (city, Spain)
Valencia (city, Venezuela)
Valenciennes (city, France)
Valentia (island, Ireland)
valerian (in botany)
Valhalla (character)
valine (in biology, chemistry)
Valkyries (mythology, Germany)
Valladolid (city, Spain)
Vallejo (city, California)
Valles Caldera National Preserve (national site, New Mexico)
Valletta (capital, Malta)
Valley Forge (historical site, Pennsylvania)
Valley Station (city, Kentucky)
Valley Stream (city, New York)
Valleyfield (city, Canada)
Valmy (city, France)
Valois (French ruling dynasty)
Valois (historic region, France)
Valparaiso (city, Chile)
Valparaiso (city, Indiana)
Valtellina (geographical area, Italy)
value (in economics)