Columbia
Not to be confused with
Colombia, the country in South America.
Columbia may refer to:
Places
- Columbia (name), a poetic name for the Americas, and the feminine personification of the United States of America
- District of Columbia, the federal district in which the capital of the United States is located
- Columbia (supercontinent)
- Columbia River, in Canada and the United States
- Columbia City (disambiguation)
- Columbia County (disambiguation)
- Columbia Island (disambiguation), in New York and the District of Columbia
- Columbia Mall (disambiguation)
- Columbia Township (disambiguation)
- Columbia (electoral district), a provincial electoral district in British Columbia
- Columbia, San Diego, California, a neighborhood
- 327 Columbia, an asteroid
- Camp Columbia, a United States Army post in Australia during World War II
Towns and cities in the United States
- Columbia, Alabama
- Columbia, California
- Columbia, Connecticut
- Columbia, Illinois
- Columbia, Fayette County, Indiana
- Columbia, Iowa
- Columbia, Kentucky
- Columbia, Louisiana
- Columbia, Maine
- Columbia, Maryland
- Columbia, Mississippi
- Columbia, Missouri
- Columbia, New Hampshire
- Columbia, New Jersey
- Columbia, New York
- Columbia, North Carolina
- Columbia, Pennsylvania
- Columbia, South Carolina, the largest city on this list.
- Columbia, South Dakota
- Columbia, Tennessee
- Columbia, Virginia
- Columbia, Wisconsin
- Columbia, former name of Romney, Indiana
- Columbia, former name of Etna, New York
Companies
Music and entertainment
Other
- Columbia Aircraft, taken over by Cessna
- Columbia Aircraft Corp, originally Columbia Air Liners Inc.
- Columbia Bicycles of Hartford, Connecticut
- Columbia Brewery in Canada
- Columbia Comics
- Columbia Data Products
- Columbia Forest Products
- Columbia Games
- Columbia Gas Transmission, a gas pipeline between the U.S. Gulf Coast and New York
- Columbia Helicopters, based in Aurora, Oregon
- Columbia Industries
- Columbia Insurance Group
- Columbia Management Group
- Columbia Motors of Detroit, Michigan (1917–1924)
- Columbia Power Corporation, Canada
- Columbia Railway, historic Washington, D.C. streetcar company
- Columbia Sportswear, formerly the Columbia Hat Company
- Team Columbia, a professional cycling team sponsored by Columbia Sportswear
- Columbia Transit, bus company serving Columbia, Missouri
- Columbia University Press, affiliated with Columbia University and publisher of Columbia Encyclopedia
Music
People
Schools
- Columbia University, New York City
- Columbia International University, Columbia, South Carolina
- Columbia College (disambiguation)
- Columbia Bible College (Abbotsford, British Columbia)
- Columbia Theological Seminary, formerly in Columbia, now in Decatur, Georgia
- Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School, New York City
- Columbia High School (disambiguation)
- Columbia Independent School, Columbia, Missouri
- Columbia Middle School in Grovetown, Georgia
- Columbia University, a former name of the University of Portland
School districts
Transportation
Ships
- Columbia (Arrow Lakes sternwheeler)
- Columbia (barque), in the service of the Hudson's Bay Company on the Columbia River and Pacific Northwest coast
- USS Columbia, any of several ships of the US Navy
- Columbia class cruiser, a group of two protected cruisers used by the United States Navy, 1890–91
- CSS Columbia, a Confederate (and later U.S. Navy) ironclad ram during the Civil War
- HMCS Columbia, any of several commissioned vessels of the Canadian Navy
- Lightship Columbia, the first lightship on the Pacific coast of the United States, docked in Astoria, Oregon
- MV Columbia, a large passenger and automobile ferry in the Alaska Marine Highway System fleet
- SS Columbia, a historic excursion steamer docked in Ecorse, Michigan, United States
- Columbia Rediviva, a ship under Captain Robert Gray, best known for going to the Pacific Northwest of America
- Winners of the America's Cup
Other
- Space Shuttle Columbia
- Columbia, the Command/Service Module for the Apollo 11 mission
- Columbia JL, a large amphibian aircraft built only as three prototypes
- Wright-Bellanca WB-2 Columbia, the airplane piloted by Clarence Duncan Chamberlin, the second person to fly solo across the Atlantic
- Columbia, another name for the 2-4-2 classification of steam locomotives, named for an early locomotive of this type called Columbia
In fiction
Publications
Other uses
See also