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- Circuit Ricardo Tormo — Valencian motorsport circuit in Cheste, Spain Circuit Ricardo Tormo
- Circuito de Jerez — motorsport circuit near Jerez de la Frontera Circuito de Jerez
- Circular knitting: technique, tools, history and common uses Circular knitting
- Circular orbit
- Circulation: movement and distribution in biological, physical, and social systems Circulation
- Circulatory system (cardiovascular system) Circulatory system
- Circumcision: practice, techniques, history, and considerations Circumcision
- Circumference: length around a closed curve, especially a circle Circumference
- Circumflex (ˆ): a diacritic accent used in several languages Circumflex
- Circumnavigation: history, types, routes and significance Circumnavigation
- Circus: History, Structure, Acts, and Modern Forms Circus
- Circus (Britney Spears album) Circus (album)
- Circus (Britney Spears song)
- Circus Maximus (ancient Roman chariot-racing stadium) Circus Maximus
- Cirencester: market town in Gloucestershire, England Cirencester
- Ciriaco "Cacoy" Cañete — Filipino Eskrima master and creator of Eskrido Ciriaco Cañete
- Ciriaco De Mita — Italian politician and former prime minister Ciriaco De Mita
- Ciril Zlobec — Slovene poet, editor and political figure Ciril Zlobec
- Cirilo Bautista: Filipino Poet, Novelist, Critic and National Artist Cirilo Bautista
- Cirilo B. Flores — American Roman Catholic bishop Cirilo Flores
- Ciro de Quadros: Brazilian physician and vaccine leader Ciro de Quadros
- Ciro Ferrara
- Ciro Gomes
- Ciro Pessoa — Brazilian singer-songwriter, guitarist and poet Ciro Pessoa
- Cirrhosis: chronic liver scarring and its clinical impact Cirrhosis
- Cirrina — finned deep-sea octopuses Cirrina
- Cirsium (thistles): description, ecology, and human interactions Cirsium
- Ciry-Salsogne — commune in Aisne, northern France Ciry-Salsogne
- Cisco Systems, Inc.: Overview, products, history, and business significance Cisco Systems
- Cisco, Illinois
- Cisco, Texas
- Cisery (former commune in Yonne, France) Cisery
- Cisgender
- Cislău Commune, Buzău County — Administration, Geography and Local Economy Cislău
- Cisne, Illinois: Small Village in the American Midwest Cisne, Illinois
- Cissac-Médoc: a commune and winemaking village in the Médoc peninsula Cissac-Médoc
- Cissna Park, Illinois: a concise village profile Cissna Park, Illinois
- Cistercians: The Order of Cîteaux (Ordo Cisterciensis) Cistercian
- Citadel (fortress): purpose, design, history and examples Citadel
- Citalopram — overview, uses, mechanism, and precautions Citalopram
- Citation: purpose, types, formats, and best practices Citation
- CITES — Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species CITES
- Citgo Petroleum Corporation Citgo
- Citi Field — Home of the New York Mets in Queens Citi Field
- CITIC Plaza — major skyscraper in Guangzhou CITIC Plaza
- Cities designated by government ordinance (Japan) Cities designated by government ordinance of Japan
- Cities of Japan: Types, Roles and Administrative Structure Cities of Japan
- Citigroup Center (601 Lexington Avenue) — New York City skyscraper Citigroup Center
- Citigroup Center (Chicago)
- Citipati — Late Cretaceous oviraptorid dinosaur Citipati
- Citizen Kane — 1941 film by Orson Welles Citizen Kane
- Citizen Ruth: 1996 satirical film by Alexander Payne Citizen Ruth
- Citizen science: public participation in scientific research Citizen science
- Citizendium: a real‑name, expert‑oriented online encyclopedia Citizendium
- Citizens band radio (CB radio): overview, operation, and uses Citizens band radio
- Citizens Bank Park
- Citizens' Councils (White Citizens' Council) Citizens' Councils
- Citizenship: legal status, rights, acquisition, and types Citizenship
- Citizenship in the United States
- Citizenship of the European Union
- Citou (Aude) — small commune in Occitanie, France Citou
- Citric acid: properties, biological role, uses and history Citric acid
- Citroën: French automobile maker noted for technical innovation and design Citroën
- Citroën 2CV: design, history and cultural impact Citroën 2CV
- Citroën AX: compact supermini hatchback (1986–1998) Citroën AX
- Citroën Berlingo
- Citroën BX — compact executive car produced 1982–1994 Citroën BX
- Citroën C4
- Citroën C5 — mid-size family car by Citroën Citroën C5
- Citroën C6 — flagship executive saloon (2005–2012) Citroën C6
- Citroën Evasion
- Citroën Jumpy (Dispatch) — mid-size light commercial van Citroën Jumpy
- Citroën Saxo
- Citroën Xantia
- Citroën XM (1989–2000): executive hatchback and estate Citroën XM
- Citroën Xsara — compact family car (1997–2005) Citroën Xsara
- Citroën Xsara Picasso — compact family MPV (1999–2012) Citroën Xsara Picasso
- Citron (Citrus medica): description, history, cultivation, and uses Citron
- Citronelle, Alabama
- Citrus (genus of fruit-bearing trees and shrubs) Citrus
- Citrus County, Florida
- Citrus Heights, California: overview, history, and community profile Citrus Heights, California
- CITV — British children's television brand and channel CITV
- City place where many people live close together
- City and Town Halls: Functions, History and Distinctions City and town halls
- City car (A-segment urban automobile) City car
- City Clerk of Chicago
- City College of New York (CCNY) City College of New York
- City commission government
- City council: local legislative and governing body City council
- City gate
- City Hall MRT station (NS25/EW13) — Civic District interchange in Singapore City Hall MRT station
- City Island (2009 film) City Island
- City limits: definition, purpose and legal implications City limits
- City Loop (Melbourne) — central suburban rail tunnel network City Loop
- City of Arts and Sciences (Valencia) City of Arts and Sciences
- City of Bad Men (1953 film) City of Bad Men
- City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra
- Bradford, West Yorkshire City of Bradford
- Chelmsford — borough and city in Essex, England City of Chelmsford
- City of David: archaeological site and historic quarter of Jerusalem City of David
- City of Ember (2008) — film adaptation and overview City of Ember
- City of Illusions
- City of Joy — Dominique Lapierre’s account and its adaptation City of Joy
- City of Joy (1992 film) City of Joy (movie)
- City of Lancaster (local government district, Lancashire) City of Lancaster
- City of London (the Square Mile) City of London
- City of London Police
- City of London School
- City of London School for Girls
- City of Manchester Stadium (Etihad Stadium) City of Manchester Stadium
- City of St Albans
- City of Sunderland: overview, history, and civic profile City of Sunderland
- City of the Living Dead
- City of Wakefield (West Yorkshire) City of Wakefield
- City of Westminster
- City Slickers (1991 film) City Slickers
- City status in the United Kingdom: meaning, history and modern practice City status in the United Kingdom
- City Thameslink railway station
- City upon a Hill: from Biblical Image to American Political Metaphor City upon a Hill
- City-state: independent urban polity and its historical and modern forms City-state
- CitySpire Center
- Citytv (City) — Canadian English‑language television system Citytv
- Ciudad del Este
- Motorland Aragón (Ciudad del Motor de Aragón) Ciudad del Motor de Aragón
- Ciudad Juárez
- Ciudad Obregón, Sonora Ciudad Obregón
- Ciudad Real, capital city of the province of Ciudad Real (Spain) Ciudad Real
- Ciudad Victoria — Capital of Tamaulipas, Mexico Ciudad Victoria
- Ciupercenii Noi, a commune in Dolj County, Romania Ciupercenii Noi
- Civic Opera Building, Chicago Civic Opera Building
- Civic Opera House (Chicago)
- Civic Platform (Platforma Obywatelska): Poland's centre-right, pro‑European party Civic Platform
- Civic Solidarity Party (Azerbaijan) Civic Solidarity Party
- Civics: the study of citizenship, government, and public life Civics
- Civil Aeronautics Board (United States) Civil Aeronautics Board
- Civil Air Patrol (CAP) — United States Air Force Civilian Auxiliary Civil Air Patrol
- Individual Liberties and Political Participation under International Human Rights Law Civil and political rights
- Civil Aviation Authority (United Kingdom) Civil Aviation Authority
- Civil Aviation University of China (CAUC): overview, programs, and role Civil Aviation University of China
- Civil defence: protection and preparedness for civilians in emergencies Civil defence
- Civil disobedience: nonviolent refusal to obey laws deemed unjust Civil disobedience
- Civil Disobedience (Thoreau) — essay on conscience and resistance Civil Disobedience (Thoreau)
- Civil engineering: scope, disciplines, history, and professional practice Civil engineering
- Civil law (legal system): origins, features, and global distribution Civil law
- Civil law (in common-law jurisdictions) Civil law (common law)
- Civil liberties: fundamental personal freedoms limiting state power Civil liberties
- Civil Liberties Act of 1988
- Civil parishes in England
- Civil Police (Polícia Civil) — Brazil's state investigative police Civil Police (Brazil)
- Civil religion
- Civil rights: definition, scope, history and legal protections Civil rights
- Civil Rights Act of 1875 — Reconstruction-era federal statute Civil Rights Act of 1875
- Civil Rights Act of 1957 — United States voting rights legislation Civil Rights Act of 1957
- Civil Rights Act of 1964
- Civil Rights Cases (1883) - U.S. Supreme Court decision on private discrimination Civil Rights Cases
- Civil Rights Movement (United States) Civil Rights Movement
- Civil service (public sector workforce) Civil service
- Civil union: legal partnerships as an alternative to marriage Civil union
- Civil war: causes, dynamics, and consequences Civil war
- Civil War (comics): Marvel's 2006 Superhero Registration Event Civil War (comics)
- Civil Works Administration: short-term jobs program of the New Deal Civil Works Administration
- Civilian (in armed conflict) Civilian
- Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC): Purpose, Work, and Legacy Civilian Conservation Corps
- Civilization: definition, features, development and significance Civilization
- Civilization (video game series) Civilization (series)
- Civilization III: overview, mechanics, expansions and legacy Civilization III
- Civilization IV (2005) — turn-based strategy game Civilization IV
- Civitavecchia: Port City and Gateway to Rome Civitavecchia
- Civrac-de-Blaye — small commune in Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France Civrac-de-Blaye
- Civrac-en-Médoc — commune in the Médoc peninsula, Gironde, France Civrac-en-Médoc
- Civrac-sur-Dordogne — commune on the Dordogne in Gironde Civrac-sur-Dordogne
- Civrieux (Ain) — commune in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, eastern France Civrieux
- Cizancourt (Somme, Hauts-de-France) Cizancourt
- Cize (Ain) — Commune in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France Cize, Ain
- CKY (American rock band) CKY
- Clackamas County, Oregon — overview, geography, history and communities Clackamas County, Oregon
- Clackmannanshire: small Scottish county and council area Clackmannanshire
- Clacton-on-Sea
- Clacy-et-Thierret — small commune in Aisne, northern France Clacy-et-Thierret
- Cladding: materials, functions, types, and safety considerations Cladding
- Cladistics: principles, methods, and applications Cladistics
- Cladocera (water fleas): overview, form, life cycle and ecological role Cladocera
- Claes Andersson: Finnish-Swedish psychiatrist, writer, musician and politician Claes Andersson
- Claes Borgström
- Claes Oldenburg — sculptor of oversized everyday objects Claes Oldenburg
- Claiborne County, Mississippi
- Claiborne County, Tennessee
- Claiborne Fox Jackson (1806–1862) Claiborne Fox Jackson
- Claiborne Parish, Louisiana
- Clain (river) Clain
- Claire (given name) Claire
- Claire Aho: Finnish Photographer and Pioneer of Postwar Nordic Photography Claire Aho
- Claire Bloom (English stage and screen actress) Claire Bloom
- Claire Bretécher: French cartoonist and satirist Claire Bretécher
- Claire Danes: career and contributions Claire Danes
- Claire Denis — French film director and auteur Claire Denis
- Claire Forlani
- Claire Foy — English actress best known for The Crown Claire Foy
- Claire Holt
- Claire Lee Chennault — American aviator and leader of the Flying Tigers Claire Lee Chennault
- Claire Martin (Claire Montreuil) — Canadian francophone writer Claire Martin
- Claire McCaskill: Missouri Senator, State Auditor, and Democratic Leader Claire McCaskill
- Claire Trevor
- Claire Windsor — American silent film actress Claire Windsor
- Claire Wineland: Activist, Speaker, and Advocate for People with Chronic Illness Claire Wineland
- Clairette de Die: sweet sparkling wine from the Diois in southeastern France Clairette de Die
- Clairfontaine, Aisne Clairfontaine
- Clairmarais — commune in Pas-de-Calais, northern France Clairmarais
- Clallam County, Washington: geography, history, communities and attractions Clallam County, Washington
- Clam: biology, habitat, culinary uses, and ecological role Clam
- Clamart — suburban commune southwest of Paris Clamart
- Clamecy, Aisne — commune in northern France Clamecy, Aisne
- Clamensane — a commune in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, France Clamensane
- Clamp: tools and devices for holding objects firmly together Clamp
- Clan (social group) Clan
- Clan McDuck
- Clancy Brown: actor and voice actor known for commanding villain roles Clancy Brown
- Clandestine cell system
- Clandestine chemistry: illegal synthesis, risks, and social impacts Clandestine chemistry
- Clandestine Immigration and Naval Museum (National Israeli Museum of the Sea) Clandestine Immigration and Naval Museum
- Clandestine in Chile: García Márquez's account of Miguel Littín's secret return Clandestine in Chile
- Clannad — Irish band blending traditional Gaelic music and ambient pop Clannad
- Clannad (visual novel)
- Clans (Alpes-Maritimes) — mountain commune in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Clans, Alpes-Maritimes
- Clanton, Alabama
- Clapham Junction railway station
- Clapper: bell striker, percussion device, film slate and stone bridge Clapper
- Clapper (percussion instrument) Clapper (musical instrument)
- Clapper Post (Klapperpost) — 18th-century urban postal service in Austria Clapper Post
- Clapping: Hand Applause, Sound Production, and Social Uses Clapping
- Clapton railway station (London Overground) Clapton railway station
- Claque — organized applause, booing and theatrical influence Claque
- Clara Barton — American nurse, teacher, and founder of the American Red Cross Clara Barton
- Clara Blandick — American stage and film actress (1876–1962) Clara Blandick
- Clara Bow — Silent‑era Star and the Original "It Girl" Clara Bow
- Clara Hughes: Canadian Olympian, dual-sport medalist and mental health advocate Clara Hughes
- Clara Oswald — Companion of the Eleventh Doctor Clara Oswald
- Clara Petacci: companion of Benito Mussolini and her fate in 1945 Clara Petacci
- Clara Schumann: Pianist, Composer, and 19th‑Century Musical Leader Clara Schumann
- Clara Zetkin: German Marxist, Socialist Feminist and Organizer Clara Zetkin
- Clara's Heart (1988 film) Clara's Heart
- Claracq — rural commune in Pyrénées-Atlantiques, southwestern France Claracq
- Clarbec — Commune in Calvados, Normandy, France Clarbec
- Clare — name, places, families and cultural uses Clare
- Clare Balding
- Clare College, Cambridge
- Clare County, Michigan
- Clare Hall, University of Cambridge Clare Hall, Cambridge
- Clare Hollingworth: British reporter who first revealed the outbreak of World War II Clare Hollingworth
- Clare of Assisi — founder of the Poor Clares and early Franciscan woman Clare of Assisi
- Clare Vanderpool
- Clare, Iowa
- Clare, Michigan
- Clare, Suffolk: small market town on the River Stour Clare, Suffolk
- The Claremont Colleges Claremont Colleges
- Claremont, California
- Claremont, Illinois
- Claremont, Virginia — overview of the town and its character Claremont, Virginia
- Claremore, Oklahoma
- Clarence (animated television series) Clarence
- Clarence “Jeep” Jones — Boston community leader and redevelopment official Clarence "Jeep" Jones
- Clarence Clemons: saxophonist with Bruce Springsteen and cultural influence Clarence Clemons
- Clarence C. Young — Nevada Republican and U.S. Representative (1922–2016) Clarence Clifton Young
- Clarence Darrow: Defense Attorney, Civil Liberties Advocate, and Public Figure Clarence Darrow
- Clarence Henry — American Heavyweight Boxer and 1950s Contender Clarence Henry
- Clarence House: London Residence and Office of the Prince of Wales Clarence House
- Clarence Nash — longtime voice of Donald Duck Clarence Nash
- Clarence S. Campbell Bowl
- Clarence Seedorf: Career of a Dutch Midfielder and Manager Clarence Seedorf
- Clarence Thomas — Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court Clarence Thomas
- Clarence White — influential bluegrass and country-rock guitarist Clarence White
- Clarence Williams III
- Clarence, Iowa
- Clarence, Louisiana
- Clarendon County, South Carolina
- Clarendon Hills, Illinois: a residential suburb in the Chicago area Clarendon Hills, Illinois
- Clarendon Parish, Jamaica: Overview, Geography, History and Economy Clarendon Parish, Jamaica
- Clarendon, Arkansas (Monroe County) Clarendon, Arkansas
- Clarendon, Texas
- Clarens (Montreux) — village on Lake Geneva, Switzerland Clarens, Switzerland
- Claret — British term for red Bordeaux wine Claret
- Claret (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence) — commune in southeastern France Claret, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence
- Claribel Alegría: Nicaraguan poet, novelist and witness to Central American life Claribel Alegría
- Claridge's — historic luxury hotel in Mayfair, London Claridge's
- Clarinda, Iowa
- Clarinet: design, types, history, technique, and uses Clarinet
- Clarinet Concerto in A major, K. 622 (Mozart) Clarinet Concerto (Mozart)
- Clarion County, Pennsylvania
- Clarion, Iowa
- Clarissa Dickson Wright: British chef, broadcaster and barrister Clarissa Dickson Wright
- Clarissa Eden, Dowager Countess of Avon (1920–2021) Clarissa Eden
- Clarissa Explains It All
- Clark County, Arkansas
- Clark County, Idaho: Overview, Geography, History, and Local Life Clark County, Idaho
- Clark County, Illinois — overview, history, and key features Clark County, Illinois
- Clark County, Indiana
- Clark County, Kansas
- Clark County, Kentucky
- Clark County, Missouri