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Actors, dancers and models

 * Bernhardt, Sarah
 * Chaplin, Charlie
 * Dietrich, Marlene
 * Monroe, Marilyn

Artists and architects

 * Le Corbusier
 * Dalí, Salvador
 * Dürer, Albrecht
 * 1) Gogh, Vincent van
 * Goya, Francisco de
 * Hokusai, Katsushika
 * Kahlo, Frida
 * 1) Leonardo da Vinci
 * Matisse, Henri
 * 1) Michelangelo
 * 2) Picasso, Pablo
 * Raphael
 * 1) Rembrandt
 * Rubens, Peter Paul
 * Sinan, Mimar
 * Velázquez, Diego
 * Warhol, Andy
 * Wright, Frank Lloyd

Authors, playwrights and poets

 * Abu Nuwas
 * Andersen, Hans Christian
 * Bashō
 * Borges, Jorge Luis
 * Byron, George
 * 1) Cervantes, Miguel de
 * Chaucer, Geoffrey
 * Chekhov, Anton
 * 1) Dante Alighieri
 * Dickens, Charles
 * Dostoyevsky, Fyodor
 * García Márquez, Gabriel
 * 1) Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von
 * Hafez
 * 1) Homer
 * 2) Hugo, Victor
 * Joyce, James
 * Kafka, Franz
 * Kālidāsa
 * Li Bai
 * Naguib Mahfouz
 * 1) Molière
 * Ovid
 * Proust, Marcel
 * Pushkin, Alexander
 * 1) Shakespeare, William
 * Sophocles
 * Tagore, Rabindranath
 * 1) Tolstoy, Leo
 * Twain, Mark
 * Virgil

Composers and musicians

 * Armstrong, Louis
 * 1) Bach, Johann Sebastian
 * Beatles, The
 * 1) Beethoven, Ludwig van
 * Brahms, Johannes
 * Chopin, Frédéric
 * Dvořák, Antonín
 * Handel, Georg Frideric
 * Haydn, Joseph
 * Mahler, Gustav
 * 1) Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
 * Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da
 * Piaf, Édith
 * Presley, Elvis
 * Puccini, Giacomo
 * Schubert, Franz
 * 1) Stravinsky, Igor
 * Tchaikovsky, Petr
 * Verdi, Giuseppe
 * Vivaldi, Antonio
 * 1) Wagner, Richard

Explorers and travelers

 * Amundsen, Roald
 * Armstrong, Neil
 * Cartier, Jacques
 * 1) Columbus, Christopher
 * Cook, James
 * Cortés, Hernán
 * 1) Gagarin, Yuri
 * da Gama, Vasco
 * Ibn Battuta
 * 1) Magellan, Ferdinand
 * Polo, Marco
 * Zheng He

Film directors and screenwriters

 * Bergman, Ingmar
 * Disney, Walt
 * Eisenstein, Sergei
 * Fellini, Federico
 * Hitchcock, Alfred
 * Kubrick, Stanley
 * Kurosawa, Akira
 * Ray, Satyajit
 * Spielberg, Steven

Inventors, scientists and mathematicians

 * 1) Archimedes
 * Avicenna
 * Berners-Lee, Tim
 * Brahmagupta
 * 1) Copernicus, Nicolaus
 * 2) Curie, Marie
 * 3) Darwin, Charles
 * 4) Edison, Thomas
 * 5) Einstein, Albert
 * 6) Euclid
 * Euler, Leonhard
 * Faraday, Michael
 * Fermi, Enrico
 * 1) Ford, Henry
 * Galen
 * 1) Galileo Galilei
 * Gauss, Carl Friedrich
 * 1) Gutenberg, Johannes
 * 2) Hilbert, David
 * Joule, James Prescott
 * Kepler, Johannes
 * al-Khwarizmi, Muhammad ibn Musa
 * Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm
 * Linnaeus, Carl
 * Maxwell, James Clerk
 * Mendeleev, Dmitri
 * 1) Newton, Sir Isaac
 * 2) Pasteur, Louis
 * 3) Planck, Max
 * Rutherford, Ernest
 * 1) Schrödinger, Erwin
 * 2) Tesla, Nikola
 * 3) Turing, Alan
 * 4) Watt, James

Philosophers and social scientists

 * 1) Aristotle
 * Beauvoir, Simone de
 * Chanakya
 * Chomsky, Noam
 * 1) Confucius
 * 2) Descartes, René
 * 3) Freud, Sigmund
 * Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich
 * Ibn Khaldun
 * 1) Kant, Immanuel
 * Keynes, John Maynard
 * 1) Laozi
 * 2) Locke, John
 * Machiavelli, Niccolò
 * 1) Marx, Karl
 * 2) Nietzsche, Friedrich
 * 3) Plato
 * Rousseau, Jean-Jacques
 * Sartre, Jean-Paul
 * Sima Qian
 * Smith, Adam
 * 1) Socrates
 * 2) Voltaire
 * Weber, Max
 * Wittgenstein, Ludwig
 * Zhu Xi

Political leaders

 * Akbar
 * 1) Alexander the Great
 * Ashoka
 * Atatürk, Mustafa Kemal
 * 1) Augustus
 * von Bismarck, Otto
 * Bolívar, Simón
 * 1) Bonaparte, Napoleon
 * Caesar, Julius
 * Charlemagne
 * Churchill, Winston
 * Constantine the Great
 * 1) Cyrus the Great
 * de Gaulle, Charles
 * Elizabeth I of England
 * Gandhi, Mohandas Karamchand
 * 1) Genghis Khan
 * Guevara, Che
 * 1) Hitler, Adolf
 * Joan of Arc
 * King, Martin Luther, Jr.
 * 1) Lenin, Vladimir
 * Lincoln, Abraham
 * Louis XIV
 * Luxemburg, Rosa
 * Mandela, Nelson
 * Mao Zedong
 * Nehru, Jawaharlal
 * Nkrumah, Kwame
 * Peter the Great
 * 1) Qin Shi Huang
 * Roosevelt, Franklin D.
 * Saladin
 * Stalin, Joseph
 * Suleiman the Magnificent
 * Sun Yat-sen
 * Tamerlane
 * Umar
 * 1) Washington, George

Religious figures and theologians

 * Abraham
 * Aquinas, Thomas
 * Augustine of Hippo
 * 1) Buddha
 * Al-Ghazali
 * 1) Jesus
 * Luther, Martin
 * 1) Moses
 * 2) Muhammad
 * Paul the Apostle

Philosophy

 * Beauty - Tijiesto
 * Dialectic
 * Ethics
 * Epistemology
 * Feminism
 * Free will
 * 1) Knowledge
 * Logic
 * Mind
 * 1) Philosophy
 * Probability
 * Reality
 * Truth

Psychology

 * 1) Behavior
 * 2) Emotion
 * Love
 * Psychology
 * 1) Thought

World view and religion

 * 1) God
 * 2) Mythology
 * 3) Worldview philosophies
 * 4) Atheism
 * 5) Fundamentalism
 * 6) Materialism
 * 7) Monotheism
 * 8) Polytheism
 * 9) Soul
 * 10) Religion
 * 11) Specific religions
 * 12) Buddhism
 * 13) Christianity
 * 14) Catholic Church
 * 15) Confucianism
 * 16) Hinduism
 * 17) Trimurti
 * 18) Islam
 * 19) Shia Islam
 * 20) Jainism
 * 21) Judaism
 * 22) Sikhism
 * 23) Taoism
 * 24) Zoroastrianism
 * 25) Spiritual practices
 * Sufism
 * Yoga
 * Zen

Social sciences

 * 1) Society
 * Civilization
 * 1) Education

Family and relationships

 * 1) Family
 * 2) Child
 * Man
 * 1) Marriage
 * Woman

Politics

 * 1) Politics
 * Anarchism
 * Colonialism
 * Communism
 * Conservatism
 * Democracy
 * Dictatorship
 * Diplomacy
 * Fascism
 * Globalization
 * 1) Government
 * Ideology
 * Imperialism
 * Liberalism
 * Marxism
 * Monarchy
 * Nationalism
 * Republic
 * Socialism
 * 1) State (polity)
 * Political party
 * Propaganda
 * Terrorism

Business and economics

 * 1) Economics
 * Capital
 * Capitalism
 * Currency
 * 1) Euro
 * 2) Japanese yen
 * 3) United States dollar
 * Industry
 * 1) Money
 * Tax

Law

 * 1) Law
 * Constitution

International organizations

 * African Union
 * Arab League
 * ASEAN
 * Commonwealth of Independent States
 * Commonwealth of Nations
 * European Union
 * 1) International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement
 * NATO
 * Nobel Prize
 * OPEC
 * 1) United Nations
 * 2) International Court of Justice
 * 3) International Monetary Fund
 * 4) UNESCO
 * 5) Universal Declaration of Human Rights
 * 6) World Health Organization
 * World Bank
 * World Trade Organization

War and military

 * Civil war
 * 1) Military
 * 2) Peace
 * 3) War

Social issues

 * Abortion
 * 1) Capital punishment
 * 2) Human rights
 * Poverty
 * Racism
 * 1) Slavery

Language and literature

 * 1) Language
 * 2) Specific languages
 * 3) Arabic
 * 4) Bengali
 * 5) Chinese
 * 6) English
 * 7) French
 * 8) German
 * 9) Greek
 * 10) Hebrew
 * 11) Hindi-Urdu
 * 12) Japanese
 * 13) Latin
 * 14) Persian
 * 15) Portuguese
 * 16) Russian
 * 17) Sanskrit
 * 18) Spanish
 * 19) Swahili
 * 20) Turkish
 * Linguistics
 * Grammar
 * 1) Word
 * 2) Phoneme
 * 3) Syllable
 * 4) Writing system
 * 5) Arabic alphabet
 * 6) Chinese characters
 * 7) Cyrillic script
 * 8) Greek alphabet
 * 9) Hangul
 * 10) Latin alphabet
 * Literacy
 * 1) Translation
 * 2) Literature
 * 3) Prose
 * The Art of War
 * 1) Fiction
 * 2) One Thousand and One Nights
 * 3) Novel
 * 4) Dream of the Red Chamber
 * 5) The Tale of Genji
 * 6) Poetry
 * 7) Epic of Gilgamesh
 * 8) Iliad
 * 9) Mahābhārata
 * 10) Shāhnāma

Science

 * Science
 * Nature

Astronomy

 * 1) Astronomy
 * Asteroid
 * 1) Big Bang
 * Black hole
 * Comet
 * 1) Galaxy
 * 2) Milky Way
 * 3) Moon
 * 4) Planet
 * 5) Earth
 * 6) Jupiter
 * 7) Mars
 * 8) Mercury
 * 9) Neptune
 * 10) Saturn
 * 11) Uranus
 * 12) Venus
 * Solar System
 * Spaceflight
 * 1) Star
 * 2) Sun
 * Universe

Biology

 * 1) Biology
 * 2) Biological materials
 * 3) DNA
 * 4) Enzyme
 * 5) Protein
 * Botany
 * 1) Death
 * 2) Suicide
 * Ecology
 * 1) Endangered species
 * Domestication
 * 1) Life
 * Biological classification
 * 1) Species

Biological processes

 * 1) Metabolism
 * 2) Digestion
 * 3) Photosynthesis
 * 4) Breathing
 * 5) Evolution
 * 6) Reproduction
 * 7) Pregnancy
 * 8) Sex

Anatomy

 * 1) Anatomy
 * Breast
 * 1) Cell
 * Circulatory system
 * 1) Blood
 * 2) Heart
 * Endocrine system
 * Human gastrointestinal tract
 * 1) Large intestine
 * 2) Small intestine
 * 3) Liver
 * Muscle
 * Nervous system
 * 1) Brain
 * 2) Nerve
 * 3) Sensory system
 * 4) Ear
 * 5) Nose
 * 6) Eye
 * Reproductive system
 * Respiratory system
 * Skeleton
 * Skin

Health and medicine

 * 1) Medicine
 * Addiction
 * 1) Ethanol
 * 2) Tobacco
 * Alzheimer's disease
 * 1) Cancer
 * COPD
 * Common cold
 * Dentistry
 * Disability
 * 1) Blindness
 * 2) Deafness
 * Mental disorder
 * 1) Disease
 * Epilepsy
 * Pharmaceutical drug
 * 1) Antibiotic
 * 2) Health
 * Gastroenteritis
 * Headache
 * Heart attack
 * Immune system
 * 1) Malaria
 * Malnutrition
 * Menstruation
 * Obesity
 * Pandemic
 * Pneumonia
 * Poliomyelitis
 * Sexually transmitted disease
 * 1) AIDS
 * Stroke
 * Tuberculosis
 * Diabetes mellitus
 * 1) Virus
 * 2) Influenza
 * 3) Smallpox

Organisms

 * 1) Organism
 * 2) Animal
 * 3) Nematode
 * 4) Mollusca
 * 5) Arthropod
 * 6) Insect
 * 7) Ant
 * 8) Bee
 * 9) Mosquito
 * 10) Spider
 * 11) Chordate
 * 12) Amphibian
 * 13) Bird
 * 14) Chicken
 * 15) Pigeons and doves
 * 16) Fish
 * 17) Shark
 * 18) Mammal
 * 19) Camel
 * 20) Cat
 * 21) Cattle
 * 22) Dog
 * 23) Elephant
 * 24) Horse
 * 25) Sheep
 * 26) Rodent
 * 27) Domestic pig
 * 28) Primate
 * 29) Human
 * 30) Whales, dolphins and porpoises
 * 31) Reptile
 * 32) Dinosaur
 * 33) Snake
 * Archaea
 * 1) Bacteria
 * 2) Fungus
 * 3) Plant
 * 4) Flower
 * 5) Tree
 * Protist

Chemistry

 * 1) Chemistry
 * Inorganic chemistry
 * Biochemistry
 * 1) Hormone
 * Chemical compound
 * 1) Acid
 * 2) Base (chemistry)
 * 3) Salt
 * 4) Chemical element
 * 5) Periodic table
 * 6) Aluminium
 * 7) Carbon
 * 8) Copper
 * 9) Gold
 * 10) Hydrogen
 * 11) Iron
 * 12) Nitrogen
 * 13) Oxygen
 * 14) Silver
 * 15) Tin
 * Organic chemistry
 * 1) Alcohol
 * 2) Carbohydrate
 * 3) Lipid
 * 4) Molecule
 * Analytical chemistry
 * Physical chemistry

Earth science

 * Avalanche
 * 1) Climate
 * 2) El Niño–Southern Oscillation
 * 3) Global warming
 * Earthquake
 * 1) Geology
 * 2) Mineral
 * 3) Diamond
 * 4) Plate tectonics
 * 5) Rock
 * Natural disaster
 * 1) Flood
 * 2) Tsunami
 * Volcano
 * 1) Weather
 * 2) Cloud
 * 3) Rain
 * 4) Snow
 * 5) Tornado
 * 6) Tropical cyclone
 * 7) Wind

Physics

 * 1) Physics
 * Acceleration
 * 1) Atom
 * 2) Energy
 * 3) Conservation of energy
 * 4) Electromagnetic radiation
 * 5) Infrared
 * 6) Ultraviolet
 * 7) Light
 * 8) Color
 * Classical mechanics
 * 1) Force
 * 2) Electromagnetism
 * 3) Magnetic field
 * 4) Gravitation
 * 5) Strong interaction
 * 6) Weak interaction
 * Magnet
 * 1) Mass
 * 2) Metal
 * 3) Steel
 * Nuclear fission
 * 1) State of matter
 * 2) Gas
 * 3) Liquid
 * 4) Plasma
 * 5) Solid
 * Quantum mechanics
 * Radioactive decay
 * 1) General relativity
 * Special relativity
 * Semiconductor
 * 1) Sound
 * 2) Velocity
 * 3) Speed of light
 * Temperature
 * 1) Time
 * Thermodynamics
 * Vacuum

Measurement and units

 * 1) Measurement
 * Kilogram
 * Litre
 * Metre
 * International System of Units
 * Second

Timekeeping

 * 1) Calendar
 * 2) Gregorian calendar
 * Clock
 * 1) Day
 * Time zone
 * 1) Year

Foodstuffs

 * 1) Food
 * Bread
 * Cereal
 * 1) Barley
 * 2) Maize
 * 3) Oat
 * 4) Rice
 * 5) Rye
 * 6) Sorghum
 * 7) Wheat
 * Cheese
 * Chocolate
 * Honey
 * Fruit
 * 1) Apple
 * 2) Banana
 * 3) Grape
 * 4) Soybean
 * 5) Lemon
 * 6) Nut (fruit)
 * Meat
 * Sugar
 * Vegetable
 * 1) Potato

Beverages

 * Beer
 * Coffee
 * Juice
 * 1) Milk
 * Tea
 * 1) Water
 * Wine

Mathematics

 * 1) Mathematics
 * 2) Arithmetic
 * 3) Logarithm
 * 4) Number
 * 5) Number theory
 * Algebra
 * 1) Complex number
 * 2) Equation
 * 3) Linear algebra
 * 4) Geometry
 * 5) Angle
 * 6) Area
 * 7) Coordinate system
 * 8) Pi
 * 9) Pythagorean theorem
 * 10) Symmetry
 * 11) Trigonometry
 * Mathematical analysis
 * 1) Differential equation
 * 2) Numerical analysis
 * 3) Probability and statistics
 * 4) Statistics
 * 5) Logic and foundations
 * 6) Function (mathematics)
 * 7) Infinity
 * 8) Mathematical proof
 * 9) Set theory

Technology

 * 1) Technology
 * Biotechnology
 * Clothing
 * 1) Cotton
 * Engineering
 * 1) Machine
 * 2) Robot
 * 3) Screw
 * 4) Wheel
 * 5) Agriculture
 * 6) Irrigation
 * 7) Plough
 * Metallurgy
 * Nanotechnology

Communication

 * 1) Communication
 * Book
 * 1) Information
 * 2) Encyclopedia
 * Journalism
 * 1) Newspaper
 * 2) Mass media
 * Printing
 * Telephone

Electronics

 * Electronics
 * 1) Electric current
 * 2) Frequency
 * 3) Components
 * 4) Capacitor
 * 5) Inductor
 * 6) Transistor
 * 7) Diode
 * 8) Resistor
 * 9) Transformer

Computers and Internet

 * 1) Computer
 * 2) Hard disk drive
 * 3) Central processing unit
 * Artificial intelligence
 * Information technology
 * 1) Algorithm
 * Internet
 * 1) Email
 * 2) World Wide Web
 * Operating system
 * Programming language
 * Software

Energy and fuels

 * Renewable energy
 * Electricity
 * 1) Nuclear power
 * Fossil fuel
 * Internal combustion engine
 * Steam engine
 * Fire

Materials

 * Glass
 * Paper
 * Plastic
 * Wood

Transportation

 * Transport
 * Aircraft
 * Automobile
 * Bicycle
 * Submarine
 * Ship
 * Train

Weapons

 * Weapon
 * 1) Sword
 * 2) Firearm
 * 3) Machine gun
 * 4) Nuclear weapon
 * Tank
 * Explosive material
 * 1) Gunpowder

Arts and recreation

 * 1) Culture
 * 2) Art
 * 3) Comics
 * 4) Painting
 * 5) Photography
 * 6) Sculpture
 * 7) Pottery
 * Dance
 * Fashion
 * Theatre
 * Calligraphy

Architecture and civil engineering

 * 1) Architecture
 * Arch
 * Bridge
 * Canal
 * Dam
 * Dome
 * 1) House
 * 2) Specific structures
 * 3) Angkor Wat
 * 4) Colosseum
 * 5) Great Wall of China
 * 6) Eiffel Tower
 * 7) Empire State Building
 * 8) Hagia Sophia
 * 9) Parthenon
 * 10) Giza Necropolis
 * 11) St. Peter's Basilica
 * 12) Statue of Liberty
 * 13) Taj Mahal
 * 14) Three Gorges Dam
 * Pyramid
 * Tower

Film, radio and television

 * 1) Film
 * 2) Animation
 * 3) Anime
 * 4) Radio
 * 5) Television

Music

 * 1) Music
 * Song
 * 1) Specific music genres
 * 2) Blues
 * 3) Classical music
 * 4) Opera
 * 5) Symphony
 * 6) Electronic music
 * 7) Flamenco
 * 8) Hip hop
 * 9) Jazz
 * 10) Reggae
 * 11) Rock music
 * 12) Samba
 * 13) Specific musical instruments
 * 14) Drum
 * 15) Flute
 * 16) Guitar
 * 17) Piano
 * 18) Trumpet
 * 19) Violin

Recreation

 * 1) Game
 * 2) Backgammon
 * 3) Chess
 * 4) Go (game)
 * Gambling
 * Martial arts
 * 1) Karate
 * 2) Judo
 * Olympic Games
 * 1) Sport
 * 2) Athletics
 * 3) Baseball
 * 4) Basketball
 * 5) Cricket
 * 6) Association football
 * 7) Golf
 * 8) Rugby
 * 9) Tennis
 * 10) Toy

History
This section is for events and periods in human history and prehistory. At least five sentences on:


 * 1) History

Prehistory and ancient world

 * Prehistory
 * Stone Age
 * Bronze Age
 * Iron Age
 * Mesopotamia
 * Sumer
 * Ancient Egypt
 * Ancient Greece
 * Roman Empire
 * Han Dynasty
 * Gupta Empire

Middle Ages and Early Modern

 * Abbasid Caliphate
 * Age of Enlightenment
 * Aztec
 * Byzantine Empire
 * Crusades
 * Holy Roman Empire
 * Inca
 * Mali Empire
 * Mayan Civilization
 * Middle Ages
 * Mongol Empire
 * Ming Dynasty
 * Ottoman Empire
 * Protestant Reformation
 * Renaissance
 * Tang Dynasty
 * Vikings

Modern

 * Arab-Israeli conflict
 * American Civil War
 * Apartheid
 * 1) British Empire
 * 2) Cold War
 * Cultural Revolution
 * 1) French Revolution
 * Great Depression
 * The Holocaust
 * 1) Industrial Revolution
 * Nazi Germany
 * Meiji Restoration
 * Russian Revolution
 * Qing Dynasty
 * Vietnam War
 * 1) World War I
 * 2) World War II

Geography
This section is for geographical concepts and for specific places.


 * 1) Geography
 * 2) City
 * 3) Continent
 * Forest
 * Mountain
 * Desert
 * North Pole
 * 1) Ocean
 * River
 * 1) Sea
 * South Pole

Continents and major regions

 * 1) Africa
 * 2) Antarctica
 * 3) Asia
 * 4) Europe
 * Middle East
 * 1) North America
 * 2) Oceania
 * 3) South America

Countries
Eventually, there should be articles on most or all of the countries listed at List of countries. However, for the smaller Wikipedias, some of the more high-priority countries to have articles on are:


 * Afghanistan
 * Algeria
 * Argentina
 * Australia
 * Austria
 * Bangladesh
 * 1) Brazil
 * Canada
 * 1) China
 * Democratic Republic of the Congo
 * Cuba
 * Egypt
 * Ethiopia
 * 1) France
 * 2) Germany
 * 3) India
 * Indonesia
 * 1) Iran
 * Iraq
 * Israel
 * 1) Italy
 * 2) Japan
 * Mexico
 * Netherlands
 * New Zealand
 * Nigeria
 * Pakistan
 * Poland
 * Portugal
 * 1) Russia
 * Saudi Arabia
 * Singapore
 * South Africa
 * South Korea
 * 1) Spain
 * Sudan
 * Switzerland
 * Tanzania
 * Thailand
 * Turkey
 * Ukraine
 * 1) United Kingdom
 * 2) United States
 * Vatican City
 * Venezuela
 * Vietnam

Cities

 * Amsterdam
 * Athens
 * Baghdad
 * Bangkok
 * 1) Beijing
 * 2) Berlin
 * Bogotá
 * Brussels
 * Buenos Aires
 * Cairo
 * Cape Town
 * Damascus
 * Delhi
 * Dhaka
 * Dubai
 * Hong Kong
 * Istanbul
 * Jakarta
 * 1) Jerusalem
 * Karachi
 * Kinshasa
 * Kolkata
 * Lagos
 * 1) London
 * Los Angeles
 * Madrid
 * Mecca
 * Mexico City
 * 1) Moscow
 * Mumbai
 * Nairobi
 * 1) New York City
 * 2) Paris
 * Rio de Janeiro
 * 1) Rome
 * 2) Saint Petersburg
 * São Paulo
 * Seoul
 * Shanghai
 * Sydney
 * Tehran
 * 1) Tokyo
 * Vienna
 * Washington, D.C.

Bodies of water

 * 1) Amazon River
 * Arctic Ocean
 * 1) Atlantic Ocean
 * Baltic Sea
 * Black Sea
 * Caribbean Sea
 * Caspian Sea
 * Congo River
 * Danube
 * Ganges
 * Great Barrier Reef
 * Great Lakes
 * 1) Indian Ocean
 * Indus River
 * Lake Baikal
 * Lake Tanganyika
 * Lake Victoria
 * Mediterranean Sea
 * Mississippi River
 * Niger River
 * 1) Nile
 * North Sea
 * 1) Pacific Ocean
 * Panama Canal
 * Rhine
 * Suez Canal
 * Southern Ocean
 * Volga River
 * Yangtze River
 * Yellow River

Mountains and deserts

 * Alps
 * Andes
 * 1) Himalayas
 * 2) Mount Everest
 * Mount Kilimanjaro
 * Rocky Mountains
 * 1) Sahara