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1 Geography  


1.1  Basics  


1.1.1  Basics: General  




1.1.2  Continents  




1.1.3  Cartography  




1.1.4  Earth  






1.2  Physical geography  


1.2.1  Bodies of water  


1.2.1.1  Oceans and seas  




1.2.1.2  Lakes  


1.2.1.2.1  Africa  




1.2.1.2.2  Europe  




1.2.1.2.3  North America  




1.2.1.2.4  South America  




1.2.1.2.5  Asia  




1.2.1.2.6  Antarctica  




1.2.1.2.7  Oceania  






1.2.1.3  Rivers  


1.2.1.3.1  Asia  




1.2.1.3.2  North America  




1.2.1.3.3  South America  




1.2.1.3.4  Africa  




1.2.1.3.5  Europe  




1.2.1.3.6  Oceania  






1.2.1.4  Straits  




1.2.1.5  Canals  




1.2.1.6  Shipping routes  






1.2.2  Other hydrologic features  


1.2.2.1  Waterfalls  




1.2.2.2  Seabed  




1.2.2.3  Wetlands  




1.2.2.4  Glaciers  




1.2.2.5  Aquifers  






1.2.3  Islands  


1.2.3.1  Africa  




1.2.3.2  North America  


1.2.3.2.1  Caribbean  






1.2.3.3  South America  




1.2.3.4  Asia  




1.2.3.5  Antarctica  




1.2.3.6  Europe  




1.2.3.7  Oceania  


1.2.3.7.1  New Zealand  








1.2.4  Peninsulas  


1.2.4.1  Africa  




1.2.4.2  North America  




1.2.4.3  South America  




1.2.4.4  Asia  




1.2.4.5  Europe  




1.2.4.6  Antarctica  






1.2.5  Land relief  


1.2.5.1  Land relief: General  




1.2.5.2  North America  




1.2.5.3  South America  




1.2.5.4  Antarctica  




1.2.5.5  Asia  


1.2.5.5.1  Southern Asia  




1.2.5.5.2  Western Asia  




1.2.5.5.3  Eastern Asia  




1.2.5.5.4  Central and Northern Asia  






1.2.5.6  Europe  




1.2.5.7  Africa  




1.2.5.8  Oceania  






1.2.6  Mountain peaks  


1.2.6.1  Africa  




1.2.6.2  Asia  




1.2.6.3  North America  




1.2.6.4  South America  




1.2.6.5  Oceania  




1.2.6.6  Europe  




1.2.6.7  Antarctica  






1.2.7  Deserts  




1.2.8  Forests  






1.3  Parks and preserves  


1.3.1  Parks and preserves: General  




1.3.2  Africa  




1.3.3  Asia  




1.3.4  North America  




1.3.5  South America  




1.3.6  Europe  




1.3.7  Oceania  






1.4  Countries  


1.4.1  Africa  


1.4.1.1  North Africa  




1.4.1.2  Southern Africa  




1.4.1.3  Central Africa  




1.4.1.4  East Africa  




1.4.1.5  West Africa  






1.4.2  Asia  


1.4.2.1  East Asia  




1.4.2.2  Southeast Asia  




1.4.2.3  Central Asia  




1.4.2.4  South Asia  




1.4.2.5  West Asia  






1.4.3  Europe  


1.4.3.1  Northern Europe  




1.4.3.2  Western Europe  




1.4.3.3  Southern Europe  




1.4.3.4  Eastern Europe  






1.4.4  North America  


1.4.4.1  Northern America  




1.4.4.2  Central America  




1.4.4.3  Caribbean  






1.4.5  Oceania  


1.4.5.1  Australia and New Zealand  




1.4.5.2  Polynesia  




1.4.5.3  Micronesia  




1.4.5.4  Melanesia  






1.4.6  South America  




1.4.7  Unrecognized or largely unrecognized states, and disputed regions  




1.4.8  State-like entities  






1.5  Regions and country subdivisions  


1.5.1  Regions and country subdivisions: General  




1.5.2  Africa  




1.5.3  Americas  


1.5.3.1  Canada  




1.5.3.2  United States  






1.5.4  Oceania  




1.5.5  Asia  


1.5.5.1  China  




1.5.5.2  India  




1.5.5.3  Indonesia  




1.5.5.4  Middle East  




1.5.5.5  Pakistan  






1.5.6  Europe  


1.5.6.1  Europe: General  




1.5.6.2  Belgium  




1.5.6.3  Eastern Europe  




1.5.6.4  France  




1.5.6.5  Germany  




1.5.6.6  Italy  




1.5.6.7  Northern Europe  




1.5.6.8  Romania  




1.5.6.9  Russia  




1.5.6.10  Spain  




1.5.6.11  United Kingdom  








1.6  Cities  


1.6.1  Urban studies and planning  




1.6.2  Africa  


1.6.2.1  West Africa  


1.6.2.1.1  Benin  




1.6.2.1.2  Burkina Faso  




1.6.2.1.3  Cameroon  




1.6.2.1.4  Chad  




1.6.2.1.5  Ghana  




1.6.2.1.6  Guinea  




1.6.2.1.7  Ivory Coast  




1.6.2.1.8  Liberia  




1.6.2.1.9  Mali  




1.6.2.1.10  Niger  




1.6.2.1.11  Nigeria  




1.6.2.1.12  Senegal  




1.6.2.1.13  Sierra Leone  






1.6.2.2  East Africa  


1.6.2.2.1  Eritrea  




1.6.2.2.2  Ethiopia  




1.6.2.2.3  Kenya  




1.6.2.2.4  Madagascar  




1.6.2.2.5  Malawi  




1.6.2.2.6  Mozambique  




1.6.2.2.7  Rwanda  




1.6.2.2.8  Somalia  




1.6.2.2.9  Tanzania  




1.6.2.2.10  Uganda  




1.6.2.2.11  Zambia  




1.6.2.2.12  Zimbabwe  






1.6.2.3  Central Africa  


1.6.2.3.1  Angola  




1.6.2.3.2  DR Congo  




1.6.2.3.3  Republic of the Congo  






1.6.2.4  North Africa  


1.6.2.4.1  Algeria  




1.6.2.4.2  Egypt  




1.6.2.4.3  Libya  




1.6.2.4.4  Morocco  




1.6.2.4.5  Sudan  




1.6.2.4.6  Tunisia  






1.6.2.5  Southern Africa  


1.6.2.5.1  Botswana  




1.6.2.5.2  Namibia  




1.6.2.5.3  South Africa  








1.6.3  Asia  


1.6.3.1  Central Asia  


1.6.3.1.1  Kazakhstan  




1.6.3.1.2  Uzbekistan  






1.6.3.2  Eastern Asia  


1.6.3.2.1  China  


1.6.3.2.1.1  North China  




1.6.3.2.1.2  Northeast China  




1.6.3.2.1.3  East China  




1.6.3.2.1.4  South Central China  




1.6.3.2.1.5  Southwest China  




1.6.3.2.1.6  Northwest China  






1.6.3.2.2  Japan  




1.6.3.2.3  Mongolia  




1.6.3.2.4  North Korea  




1.6.3.2.5  South Korea  




1.6.3.2.6  Taiwan  






1.6.3.3  South Asia  


1.6.3.3.1  Afghanistan  




1.6.3.3.2  Bangladesh  




1.6.3.3.3  India  


1.6.3.3.3.1  North India  




1.6.3.3.3.2  West India  




1.6.3.3.3.3  South India  




1.6.3.3.3.4  East India  




1.6.3.3.3.5  Central India  




1.6.3.3.3.6  Northeast India  






1.6.3.3.4  Nepal  




1.6.3.3.5  Pakistan  




1.6.3.3.6  Sri Lanka  






1.6.3.4  Southeast Asia  


1.6.3.4.1  Cambodia  




1.6.3.4.2  Indonesia  




1.6.3.4.3  Laos  




1.6.3.4.4  Malaysia  




1.6.3.4.5  Myanmar  




1.6.3.4.6  Philippines  




1.6.3.4.7  Thailand  




1.6.3.4.8  Vietnam  






1.6.3.5  Western Asia  


1.6.3.5.1  Armenia  




1.6.3.5.2  Azerbaijan  




1.6.3.5.3  Georgia  




1.6.3.5.4  Iran  




1.6.3.5.5  Iraq  




1.6.3.5.6  Israel  




1.6.3.5.7  Jordan  




1.6.3.5.8  Kuwait  




1.6.3.5.9  Lebanon  




1.6.3.5.10  Oman  




1.6.3.5.11  Palestine  




1.6.3.5.12  Qatar  




1.6.3.5.13  Saudi Arabia  




1.6.3.5.14  Syria  




1.6.3.5.15  Turkey  




1.6.3.5.16  United Arab Emirates  




1.6.3.5.17  Yemen  








1.6.4  Europe  


1.6.4.1  Northern Europe  


1.6.4.1.1  Denmark  




1.6.4.1.2  Estonia  




1.6.4.1.3  Finland  




1.6.4.1.4  Ireland  




1.6.4.1.5  Latvia  




1.6.4.1.6  Lithuania  




1.6.4.1.7  Norway  




1.6.4.1.8  Sweden  




1.6.4.1.9  United Kingdom  






1.6.4.2  Southern Europe  


1.6.4.2.1  Bosnia and Herzegovina  




1.6.4.2.2  Croatia  




1.6.4.2.3  Greece  




1.6.4.2.4  Italy  




1.6.4.2.5  Portugal  




1.6.4.2.6  Serbia  




1.6.4.2.7  Spain  






1.6.4.3  Eastern Europe  


1.6.4.3.1  Belarus  




1.6.4.3.2  Bulgaria  




1.6.4.3.3  Czech Republic  




1.6.4.3.4  Hungary  




1.6.4.3.5  Poland  




1.6.4.3.6  Romania  




1.6.4.3.7  Russia  




1.6.4.3.8  Slovakia  




1.6.4.3.9  Ukraine  






1.6.4.4  Western Europe  


1.6.4.4.1  Austria  




1.6.4.4.2  Belgium  




1.6.4.4.3  France  




1.6.4.4.4  Germany  




1.6.4.4.5  Netherlands  




1.6.4.4.6  Switzerland  








1.6.5  North America  


1.6.5.1  United States  


1.6.5.1.1  Northeast  




1.6.5.1.2  Midwest  




1.6.5.1.3  South  




1.6.5.1.4  West  






1.6.5.2  Canada  




1.6.5.3  Mexico  




1.6.5.4  Caribbean  


1.6.5.4.1  Cuba  




1.6.5.4.2  Dominican Republic  




1.6.5.4.3  Haiti  




1.6.5.4.4  Jamaica  




1.6.5.4.5  Puerto Rico  






1.6.5.5  Central America  


1.6.5.5.1  Costa Rica  




1.6.5.5.2  El Salvador  




1.6.5.5.3  Guatemala  




1.6.5.5.4  Honduras  




1.6.5.5.5  Nicaragua  




1.6.5.5.6  Panama  








1.6.6  Oceania  


1.6.6.1  Australia  




1.6.6.2  New Zealand  






1.6.7  South America  


1.6.7.1  Brazil  




1.6.7.2  Bolivia  




1.6.7.3  Argentina  




1.6.7.4  Chile  




1.6.7.5  Ecuador  




1.6.7.6  Peru  




1.6.7.7  Colombia  




1.6.7.8  Venezuela  




1.6.7.9  Paraguay  




1.6.7.10  Uruguay  



















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    This section contains 1200 articles.

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    Basics

    This section contains 38 articles.

    Physical geography

    This section contains 380 articles.

    Bodies of water

    This section contains 189 articles.

    Oceans and seas

    This section contains 55 articles.

    1. Atlantic Ocean (Level 3)
      1. Baltic Sea
  • Bay of Biscay
  • Black Sea
  • Caribbean Sea
  • Gulf of Guinea
  • Gulf of Mexico
  • Gulf Stream
  • Gulf of St. Lawrence
  • Irish Sea
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  • Mediterranean Sea (Level 3)
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    5. Red Sea
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    6. Kara Sea
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    Straits

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    1. Gulf of Aden
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    Islands

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    Peninsulas

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    Land relief

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    Mountain peaks

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    Deserts

    This section contains 10 articles.

    1. Arabian Desert
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    Countries

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    Africa

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    Asia

    This section contains 47 articles.

    Europe

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    North America

    This section contains 23 articles.

    Oceania

    This section contains 14 articles.

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    This section contains 12 articles.

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    Regions and country subdivisions

    This section contains 109 articles.

    Cities

    This section contains 448 articles.

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    1. City (Level 2)
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    • Africa

    This section contains 69 articles.

    Asia

    This section contains 177 articles.

    Europe

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    North America

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    Oceania

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