Columbia
Columbia is a poetic name for the United States and its 19th century female personification, which inspired related uses such as the former unofficial U.S. national anthems Columbia, Gem of the Ocean and Hail, Columbia. It is also the name of the capital of the United States, Washington, District of Columbia.
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Poetic name for the United States - National anthem - Columbia, Gem of the Ocean - Hail, Columbia - Capital - United States - Washington, District of Columbia
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Places in North America named Columbia include:
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- Columbia River
- British Columbia
- District of Columbia
- Mt. Columbia in Colorado
- Mt. Columbia in Alberta
- Columbia Glacier in Alaska
- Columbia Glacier and Columbia Peak in Washington
- Columbia Pictures (also known as Columbia TriStar)
- Columbia Records
- Columbia Sportswear
- Columbia University
- any of several Columbia Colleges
- Columbia Theological Seminary
- Columbia Nuclear Generating Station in Washington
- Columbia, a NASA supercomputer
- Space shuttle Columbia, which disintegrated during reentry in 2003
- the Apollo 11 Command/Service Module
- USS Columbia, several ships of the US Navy
- HMS Columbia, several ships of the Royal Navy
- The type 2-4-2 railroad locomotive is called a Columbia in the Whyte notation
- Columbiad, the fictional cannon that was used to travel to the moon in From the Earth to the Moon by Jules Verne
- a spaceship in Wally Wood's comic story Dark Side of the Moon, published in 1950.
- Columbia NX-02, a fictional starship on the television series '
- a character in The Rocky Horror Picture Show
- a song by Oasis (band) on Definitely Maybe
- Roll on Columbia, a 1941 popular song by Woody Guthrie about the Columbia River
- Colombia, a country in South America sometimes misspelled as 'Columbia'
- The constellation Columba
- Niobium, an element formerly named Columbium
The largest U.S. city named Columbia is Columbia, South Carolina (that state's capital); other cities by that name include
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Places in the U.S. with Columbia in their names include
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, Columbia County, Pennsylvania
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, Columbia Heights, Washington, DC
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, and three places named Columbia Township in Michigan: one in Jackson County
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Michigan - One in Jackson County
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, and one in Van Buren County
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Well-known companies named Columbia include:
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Educational institutions named Columbia include:
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Technology named Columbia includes
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Vehicles called Columbia include:
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Fictional uses of Columbia include:
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Songs about Columbia include:
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Related terms include:
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