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- We'll to the Woods No More (John Ireland)
- Adrian Webster (footballer, born 1980)
- Elizabeth Webster
- Steve Webster (bassist)
- Charly Wegelius
- Josef Wehrli
- Weir, Lancashire
- Daniel Welch (racing driver)
- Robert Welch (designer)
- David Weller
- Wellington Country
- Wellington East (New Zealand electorate)
- Wellington North (New Zealand electorate)
- Wellington Rooms, Liverpool
- Wellington South (New Zealand electorate)
- Wellington South and Suburbs
- Wellington Suburbs (New Zealand electorate)
- Wellington Suburbs and Country
- Wellington West (New Zealand electorate)
- Wellington-Karori
- Arthur Wellesley, 2nd Duke of Wellington
- Daniel Wells (snooker player)
- Doreen Wells
- Lauren Wells (hurdler)
- Welt am Sonntag
- Wen Wei Po
- Andreas Wengert
- Wennington, Lancashire
- Wessex '82
- Wolfpack West
- West Auckland (New Zealand electorate)
- West Bradford, Lancashire
- West Coast (New Zealand electorate)
- West Germany at the 1976 Summer Olympics
- West Tower
- Westby-with-Plumptons
- Odd Westbye
- Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
- Westdeutsche Zeitung
- Western Australian Club
- Western Corridor NRL bid
- Western Hutt
- Westland (New Zealand electorate)
- Westland Boroughs
- Westland North
- Westland South
- Whalley, Lancashire
- Wiremu Whareaitu
- Wheelton
- When We Go to War
- When We Were Young (Adele song)
- Whepstead, Wellington Point
- Whig Party (British political party)
- Whitby Lighthouse
- White Coppice
- Darryl White
- Derrick White (politician)
- Charlie Whitely
- Whitemark
- James Whiteside
- Whitestake
- Arthur Whittingham
- Whittington, Lancashire
- Whittle-le-Woods
- Who Are These Children?
- Wicked Beat Sound System
- Wickham River
- George H. Widdows
- The Wide Blue Road
- Pablo Wilches
- Wild City
- Wild Oats XI
- Jason Wild
- Wildman River
- Daniel Willems
- Eske Willerslev
- Lawrie Willett
- LÉ William Butler Yeats
- William Clarke College
- Charles Williams-Wynn (1775–1850)
- Ben Williams (referee)
- Darrell Williams (rugby league)
- Gary Williams (footballer, born 1959)
- Keith Williams (Australian footballer)
- Lloyd Williams (businessman)
- Peter Williams (lawyer)
- Roy Williams (Australian footballer, born 1929)
- Steven A. Williams
- Aaron Williamson
- David Willis (Australian footballer)
- Willoughby Girls High School
- Mary-Kay Wilmers
- Wilpshire
- John Wilshere
- Desiré Wilson
- Harry Wilson (Australian footballer)
- William Carus Wilson
- Henry B. Wimbush
- Lady Davina Windsor
- Vincent Wing
- Winmarleigh
- Winter Mountain
- A Winter Scene with Skaters near a Castle
- Winter Words (song cycle)
- Guido Winterberg
- Brian Winton
- Wire (Wire album)
- Nicholas Wiseman
- Wismar
- Wiswell
- Withnell
- Withnell Fold
- Les Witto
- Jarrod Witts
- Bruno Wojtinek
- Wolfpack Wolf
- HMS Wolf (1742)
- Martin Wolf
- The Woman Who Did (1915 film)
- Women in the Tasmanian House of Assembly
- Women's Boat Race 1927
- Women's Boat Race 1929
- Women's Boat Race 1930
- Women's Boat Race 1934
- Women's Boat Race 1935
- Women's Boat Race 1936
- Women's Boat Race 1939
- Women's Boat Race 1941
- Women's Boat Race 1973
- Women's Boat Race 1974
- Women's Boat Race 1975
- Women's Boat Race 1979
- Women's Boat Race 1980
- Women's Boat Race 1981
- Women's Boat Race 1982
- Women's Boat Race 1983
- Women's Boat Race 1984
- Women's Boat Race 1993
- Women's Boat Race 1994
- Women's Boat Race 2010
- Women's Boat Race 2011
- Women's Boat Race 2012
- Women's Boat Race 2013
- Women's Boat Race 2014
- Women's Mini Marathon, Dublin
- Ricky Wong (Malaysian businessman)
- Bill Wood (Australian footballer)
- Chris Wood (golfer)
- Josh Wooden
- Walter Bradford Woodgate
- Ian Woodley (field hockey)
- Woodplumpton
- Woodvale Secondary College
- Woodville (New Zealand electorate)
- Mary Wooldridge
- Woolooware High School
- Woolton Picture House
- 2014–15 World Rugby Women's Sevens Series
- 2015–16 World Rugby Women's Sevens Series
- Worlds Apart (Subhumans album)
- Worship in Hinduism
- Worston
- Geoff Wraith
- Wray, Lancashire
- Wrea Green
- Chris Wright (music executive)
- Matthew Wright (Australian footballer)
- Wrightington
- Wrightington Bar
- Jerzy Wujecki
- Nadine Wulffius
- Woodrow Wyatt
- Wycliffe Christian School
- Wyndham College
- Wyrmwood
- Karl Wyss
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- Yam Island
- Yamunacharya
- Felipe Yáñez (cyclist)
- Abrahim Yango
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- Leonid Yekimov
- Yepha
- Sergey Yevstigneyev
- Rudy Yonson
- Grant Young (rugby league)
- Tom Young (Australian footballer)
- Ghulam-Sarwar Yousof
- Yugoslavia at the 1976 Summer Olympics
- José María Yurrebaso