capital of S.C., on the Congaree River: pop. 116,000
city in central Mo.: pop. 85,000
city in NC Md., southwest of Baltimore: pop. 88,000
river rising in SE British Columbia and flowing south & west through Wash., & along the Wash.-Oreg. border into the Pacific: 1,210 mi (1,947 km)
See Columbia in American Heritage Dictionary 4
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A community of north-central Maryland west-southwest of Baltimore. It is mainly residential. Population: 88,200.
A city of central Missouri north-northwest of Jefferson City. The main campus of the University of Missouri (established 1839) is here. Population: 94,400.
The capital and largest city of South Carolina, in the central part of the state. It was chosen as the site of the new state's capital in 1786. Population: 120,000.
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noun
The United States.
, Cape
A cape on the northern coast of Ellesmere Island. It is the northernmost point of Canada.