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Dictionary - Places

The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 4th edition, published by Houghton Mifflin Company
Geographical information about cities, states and countries; rivers, mountains and more, from the respected American Heritage Dictionary.
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Westminster (city, California)
Westminster (city, Colorado)
Westphalia (region, former province, Prussia/Germany)
Wetterhorn Peak (mountain)
Weymouth (city, Massachusetts)
Whales, Bay of (inlet of the Ross Sea)
Wheaton (city, Illinois)
Wheaton (city, Maryland)
Wheeler Peak (mountain)
Wheeling (city, West Virginia)
Whitby (city, Canada)
White Mountain (peak in the Sierra Nevada)
White Mountains (mountains, New Hampshire/Maine)
White Nile (river, Africa)
White Pass (geographical area, Alaska/Canada)
White Plains (city, New York)
White River (river, Arkansas/Indiana/Nebraska/South dakota)
White Sea (body of water, Russia)
White Volta (river of Burkina Faso and northern Ghana)
Whitehall (street, London, England)
Whitehorse (city, Canada)
Whitney, Mount (mountain, California)
Whittier (city, California)
Wichita (city, Kansas)
Wichita Falls (city, Texas)
Widnes (city, England)
Wienerwald (geographical area, Austria)
Wiesbaden (city, Germany)
Wigan (city, England)
Wight, Isle of (county, island, England)
Wilderness Road (road, Kentucky/Virginia)
Wilhelmshaven (city, Germany)
Wilkes Land (coastal region of Antarctica)
Wilkes-Barre (city, Pennsylvania)
Willamette (river, Oregon)
Willemstad (city, capital)
Williamsburg (city, Virginia)
Williamsport (city, Pennsylvania)
Willingboro (community of south-central New Jersey)
Willow (town of southern Alaska)
Wilmington (city, Delaware)
Wilmington (city, North Carolina)
Wilson (city, North Carolina)
Wilson, Mount (mountain, California)
Wimbledon (district of southern Greater London)