Columbia

• British Columbia Guide
  
  Although British Columbia is about 360,000 square miles in total, most of the population is clustered in the Lower Mainland around its capital city Victoria, on Vancouver Island.
  

  https://www.canada-maps.org/british-columbia.htm
• District of Columbia
  
  Learn about Washington, DC government operations, services, and departments. Whether you are visiting, living, working, or doing business in DC, you will find extensive information resources about the District of Columbia on this site.
  

  https://www.dc.gov/
• Idaho Map
  
  Idaho is the 11th largest state in the USA, surrounded by the Canadian Province of British Columbia and the states of Nevada, Wyoming, Montana, Utah, Washington, and Oregon.
  

  https://www.idaho-map.org/
• Montana Map
  
  Montana is the 4th largest state in the USA, bordered by North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Idaho, and the Canadian Provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia.
  

  https://www.montana-map.org/
• Washington, DC Atlas
  
  The city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, is the capital of the United States of America. Washington, DC history, geography, and travel information are the subjects of this Washington, DC atlas page.
  

  https://www.onlineatlas.us/dc.htm
• Washington DC Map
  
  The Washington-DC-Map.com website features several maps of Washington DC as well as information about the geography, history, and culture of the District of Columbia.
  

  https://www.washington-dc-map.com/
• Washington Map
  
  Washington is the 20th largest USA state, bordered by the Canadian Province of British Columbia to the north, the state of Oregon to the south, the state of Idaho to the east, and the Pacific Ocean to the west.
  

  https://www.washington-map.org/
• Alberta, Canada
  
  Alberta, one of the provinces of Canada, is located next to British Columbia. Its largest city and capital is Edmonton. On this site, users can find out about Alberta's government, climate, history, people, and tourism, as well as view photos of the province.
  

  https://www.alberta.ca/
• Barnard College
  
  Barnard, located on the Upper West Side of New York City, was founded in 1889. It is affiliated with Columbia University but is its own institution. There are almost 4000 students and 319 faculty members. It is a highly selective school. The website provides information about the school, the faculty, visiting, and applying.
  

  https://www.barnard.edu/
• Bartleby.com
  
  Features a collection of online reference works, including a Columbia Encyclopedia edition as well as dictionaries, thesauri, and classic literature. Provides students, researchers, and intellectually curious individuals with access to books and reference information on the web.
  

  https://www.bartleby.com/
• HighBeam Encyclopedia
  
  This free resource offers more than 50,000 frequently updated articles from the Columbia Encyclopedia. Articles are enhanced with links to newspaper and magazine articles as well as pictures and maps.
  

  https://www.encyclopedia.com/
• South Carolina Government
  
  The capital city of South Carolina is Columbia. Learn about South Carolina state government agencies and services. Find South Carolina travel and recreation information, and learn about working and living in the Palmetto State.
  

  https://www.sc.gov/
• University of South Carolina
  
  This public, co-educational research university is located in Columbia, South Carolina. From its founding in 1801 and its original quadrangle of buildings that make up the Horseshoe, through the years of Civil War, Reconstruction and World War II, the university has persevered and transformed into a major research university that still is dedicated to educating South Carolinians.
  

  https://www.sc.edu/

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