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This page highlights some of the Wikipedia pages we think are particularly well-written and complete. However, since there are hundreds of thousands of articles on Wikipedia, we can't keep track of all of the great ones. In order to put an article on this page, it must first pass a review at Wikipedia:Featured article candidates for style, prose and completeness.

If you see an image that appeals to you, you can list it on Wikipedia:Featured pictures candidates.

Finally, while we think these are some of our best articles, we are always working to improve them, so be bold in updating pages.

Pages which have already been featured on the front page are listed in bold. The listing of when these articles were featured can be found at Template:Feature/Archive.

To request an article to be removed from this page, list it on Wikipedia:Featured article removal candidates.

See also: Wikipedia:Article of the week, a project to bring one new article up to featured standard each week.

Art & Archaeology

Leonardo da VinciGreek artOxyrhynchusParthenonRembrandt

Biology and Medicine

AcetaminophenAction potentialAsperger's syndromeBioinformaticsBrolgaCladisticsGeneMenstrual cycleMitochondrial EvePlatypusPufferfishRaceRhazesSevere acute respiratory syndromeSperm WhaleSynapseTuberculosis

Chemistry

HeliumLSDLinus PaulingPeriodic tableTitanium

Culture and Society

BaroqueBathing machineFancy cancelFreemasonryKitschKorean nameLollapaloozaMailProstitutionMartha StewartSocial history of the pianoVillain

Education

AcademiaPeer review

Economics

Billboard (advertising)EconomicsHistory of the English pennyEuroLondon Congestion ChargeLabour economics

Food and drink

BeerKashrutSingle malt ScotchTea

Games & Toys

BlackjackChessDOOMGo (board game)Anatoly KarpovGarry KasparovLEGOPaul MorphyPokerPrisoner's dilemmaRock, Paper, Scissors

Geography

Aztalan State ParkBelgiumBryce Canyon National ParkBuckinghamshireCarlsbad Caverns National ParkChinatownEnclaveGolden Gate ParkMarshall, TexasMontparnasseNewark, New JerseyPeople's Republic of ChinaProvinces of ThailandYellowstone National Park

History

Adoption in RomeMark AntonyAttack on Pearl HarborBattle of AljubarrotaBattle of NormandyBehistun InscriptionBritish East India CompanyByzantine EmpireJulius CaesarCongo Free StateDreyfus AffairÉireEureka StockadeFirst Battle of the StrongholdFranksHistory of GermanyHistory of ScotlandHistory of the NetherlandsHoratio Nelson, 1st Viscount NelsonIndus Valley CivilizationLeopold and LoebAbraham LincolnMKULTRAJoshua A. NortonOperation Market GardenOrigins of the American Civil WarPeloponnesian WarROC presidential election, 2004Sino-Soviet splitTiananmen Square protests of 1989Trench warfareVoynich ManuscriptWar elephantWhite RoseWorld War I

Language

LeetMandarin (linguistics)Portuguese languageSplit infinitiveTaiwanese (linguistics)ThouVowel

Law

CopyrightCrushing by elephantJames Bulger murder caseNegligence

Literature

Alliterative verseIsaac AsimovCrime fictionEnglish poetryFoundation SeriesRudyard KiplingIrish poetryIrish theatreNella LarsenH. P. LovecraftMedieval literaturePoetryPoetry of the United StatesThe Wonderful Wizard of OzTlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius

Mathematics

Ackermann functionAlgorithmComputational complexity theoryTriangleTrigonometric functionVacuous truth

Media

All your base are belong to usBatmanHumphrey BogartHave I Got News For YouIan McKellenJim HensonAlfred HitchcockNot the Nine O'Clock NewsStar TrekSupermanWestern movie

Music

The BeatlesMiles DavisDonegal fiddle traditionBob DylanHeavy metal musicHeavy metal umlautCharles IvesJazzMadonnaWolfgang Amadeus MozartRoy OrbisonGram ParsonsPunk rockSaxophoneSex PistolsSimon and GarfunkelDmitri Shostakovich

Philosophy

Frankfurt SchoolFree willParadoxLudwig Wittgenstein

Physics, Astrophysics and Geophysics

CometFermi paradoxGalileo GalileiGeology of the Bryce Canyon areaGeyserIo (moon)Quantum mechanicsRainbowThe Palm Sunday Tornado OutbreakCarl SaganSoap bubbleTransit of VenusWeather lore

Politics and Government

Article One of the United States ConstitutionAssassinL. Paul BremerEuropean UnionFirst Amendment to the United States ConstitutionHutton InquiryIrish Houses of ParliamentBruno KreiskyJapan general election, 2003John MajorSid McMathPeerageAdam Clayton Powell, Jr.President of IrelandPropagandaMargaret ThatcherU.S. Electoral CollegeMordechai VanunuGough WhitlamRalph YarboroughZionism

Psychology

Milgram experimentPsychosisSchizophrenia

Religion and beliefs

Anno DominiBible codeBuddhismChristianityEnd timesGreek mythology HinduismHebrew calendarRevised Standard VersionShakersSons of NoahVampire

Sport

BodylineBullfightingChariot racingJim ThorpeMontreal CanadiensOlympic FlameSummer Olympic Games

Technology

Analogue disc recordApplication Programming InterfaceASCIIC programming languageComputer securityCrash test dummyDamascus steelElectronic amplifierEmacsFloppy diskFountain penHistory of computing hardwareHorseshoeHubble Space TelescopeIllegal primeJava programming languageJet engineMarkup languageNuclear weaponPattern weldingPhonograph cylinderQuantum computerRadarRISCSearch engineSpacecraft propulsionSpammingSpeech synthesisSubmarineTypewriterTelephone exchangeWorld Wide WebZuiderzee Works

Transport

Auto rickshawFord MustangLondon UndergroundRoad transportSpace elevatorVW Type 2WigwagZeppelin