Columbia

It should not be confused with Colombia , a poetic name in Spanish for all of the American Continent , and today a nation in South America , which has a different spelling.

Places in North America named Columbia include:

The largest U.S. city named Columbia is Columbia, South Carolina (that state's capital). Other locations by that name include:

Columbia, Missouri

Columbia, Connecticut

Columbia, California

Columbia, Illinois

Columbia, Louisiana

Columbia, Maryland

Columbia, Mississippi

Columbia, New Jersey

Columbia, New York

Columbia, North Carolina

Columbia, Pennsylvania

Columbia, Tennessee

Other places in the U.S. with Columbia within their names include:

Columbia Beach, Washington

Columbia Center, New York

Columbia Center, Ohio

Columbia City, Indiana

Columbia City, Oregon

Columbia County, Arkansas

Columbia County, Georgia

Columbia County, New York

Columbia County, Oregon

Columbia County, Pennsylvania

Columbia Cross Roads, Pennsylvania

Columbia Heights, Minnesota

Columbia Heights, Oregon

Columbia Heights, Washington, DC

Columbia Station, Ohio

Three places named Columbia Township in Michigan :

--- One In Jackson County

--- One In Tuscola County

--- One In Van Buren County

Columbia Valley Gardens, Washington

Well-known companies named Columbia include:

Columbia Pictures (also known as Columbia TriStar )

Columbia Broadcasting System , which became CBS

Columbia Records

Columbia Sportswear

Columbia University Press , publisher of Columbia Encyclopedia

Educational institutions named Columbia include:

Columbia University

any of several Columbia College s

Columbia Theological Seminary

Technology named Columbia includes

Columbia Nuclear Generating Station in Washington

Columbia , a NASA Supercomputer

Vehicles called Columbia include:

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

Columbia Automobile , Hartford, Connecticut United States (1893-1917)

Railroad Passenger Trains named Columbia or '''Columbian''' include:

''Columbian'' , a former Baltimore And Ohio Railroad train between Jersey City, New Jersey and Chicago, Illinois

''Columbian'' , a former Milwaukee Road train between Chicago, Illinois and Tacoma, Washington

Fictional uses of Columbia include:

a spaceship in Wally Wood 's comic story ''Dark Side of the Moon'', published in 1950

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a character in The Rocky Horror Picture Show , played by "Little" Nell Campbell

a Song by Oasis on '' Definitely Maybe ''

a song by Paul Van Dyk on "Out There And Back"

Songs about Columbia include:

Roll On Columbia , a 1941 popular song by Woody Guthrie about the Columbia River

Related terms include:

Columbiad , a type of large-caliber cannon from the 19th century

Colombia , a country in South America often misspelled as 'Columbia'

The Constellation Columba

Niobium , an element formerly named Columbium

The Supercontinent Columbia .

Saint Columba , and Saint Columbanus

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