Central America (disambiguation)
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Central America or Central American may refer to:
Central America
- Central America, a central region of the Americas, sometimes including the Caribbean, sometimes considered part of North America
- Central America bioregion
- Federal Republic of Central America (1836–1841), a former republic comprising Los Altos (now Chiapas, Mexico), Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica
- Greater Republic of Central America (1896–1898), a former republic comprising Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador
- Central American Integration System, the supranational organization of Central America
- Central American Parliament, the governing body of the supranational organization
- SS Central America, a steamship which sailed along the American coasts in the 1850s and sank in 1857
- Central America (game), a boardgame
- Central United States, a region of the United States of America
Central American
- North-Central American English, a dialect of American English
- Central American Spanish, a dialect of Spanish found in Central America
- Central American Games, multisport quadrennial region championship for the members of the Central American Sports Organization
- Central American Seaway, a natural waterway that separated South and North America before the Isthmus of Panama existed
- Central American Adventist University, in Costa Rica
- Central American University, in San Salvador, El Salvador
- Central American University (Managua), in Managua, Nicaragua
Other uses
See also
- History of Central America
- Americas (terminology)
- Mesoamerica (disambiguation)
- Middle America (disambiguation)
- North America (disambiguation)
- Caribbean (disambiguation)
- America (disambiguation)
- All pages with titles containing Central American
- All pages with titles beginning with Central American
- All pages with titles containing Central America
- All pages with titles beginning with Central America
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