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Featured portals in Wikipedia

Until the featured portal process ceased in 2017, this page highlighted portals that had been designated as featured portals, which had been regarded as being particularly useful, attractive, and well-maintained.

There were 173 portals that were at featured status when the process finished; the ones that remain are listed below.

Featured content:

Featured portal tools: (process is now historical)

Arts and culture

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Geography and places

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Health and fitness

MedicineSports

History and events

British EmpireHistoryHistory of scienceAmerican Civil War

Mathematics

Mathematics

Natural and physical sciences

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People

Biography

Philosophy and thinking

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Religion and belief systems

Religion (Christianity, Hinduism, Islam)

Social sciences and society

Freedom of speechHolidaysMilitary history of AustraliaPoliticsPsychologySchoolsScoutingSociety

Technology and applied sciences

TechnologyAnimationAviationElectronicsEnergyInternetLondon transportRenewable energyTrainsU.S. roads (California roadsMaryland roadsMichigan highways))