Chittagong (Bangladesh): Seaport, country’s chief port

Cluny (France): Town where the Cluniac order of Benedictine monks was established in 910.

Cognac (France): Town in river Charente, known for the brandy of the same name produced here.

Colditz (Germany): A castle here was used as a prison camp in WWII, for Allied escapers.

Coldstream (Scotland UK): Town known for regiment of Coldstream guards raised here first (1660) to restore Charles II.

Colorado (USA): Famous for Colarado National monument (1911) which has towering monoliths and canyons.

Colosseum (Rome): Amphitheatre built in AD 70-82 between gladiators and of men with animals.

Columbia (USA): State capital. Burned by Gen, Sherman in 1865.

Communism Peak (Tajikistan): Mountain in central Asia, known as Mount Garmo until 1933 and Stalin Peak until 1962. it was the highest peak in the former Soviet Union.

Concord (USA): The beginning of American war of independence was marked by battle of concord (1775).