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Pages in category "Use dmy dates from January 2016"
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- WA Weekender
- Jaja Wachuku
- Wadakkanchery railway station
- Wadala Road railway station
- Graham Waddell
- WAG Nation
- Andreas Solberg Wahl
- Wahu
- Wainganga Superfast Express
- Waitaki District Council building
- Walayar railway station
- George Wales (businessman)
- Andrew Walker (barrister)
- Evan Walker (politician)
- Judith Walker
- Peter Walker, Baron Walker of Worcester
- V. E. Walker
- William Walker (Australian cricketer)
- Walkerston State Butcher's Shop
- A Walking Song
- Wallabi Group
- Craig Wallace (politician)
- Dave Wallace (cricketer)
- Wallenberg family
- James Wallis (English politician)
- Laurie Wallis
- William Walmsley (politician)
- Doug Walpole
- Bryan Walsh
- David Walsh (Welsh footballer)
- Fred Walsh
- Pat Walsh (rugby union)
- Terry Walsh (footballer)
- Waltair railway division
- Dudley Walters
- John Walton (Australian politician)
- Wanegaon, Nanded
- Xiao Hui Wang
- Wankaner Junction railway station
- Wankaner–Surendra Nagar section
- Warangal train crash
- Frederick Ward (Australian politician)
- Sydney Ward (politician)
- William Ward (Australian cricketer)
- Ivon Wardle
- Dick Warner
- Warracknabeal Cemetery
- Ben Warren (Australian rules footballer)
- Ted Warren
- Warwick District
- Washermanpet metro station
- Washermanpet railway station
- Washim
- Water Pipe railway station
- Watergam
- Chris Waterman
- Daniel Watkins (businessman)
- Jackie Watkins
- Carl Watson
- Lloyd Watson
- Mark Watson (Australian footballer)
- Arthur Watt
- John Charles Watt
- John Watt (cricketer)
- Scott Watters
- WAYN (website)
- We Dreamed America
- David Wearne
- Stephen Wearne (Australian footballer)
- Bernard C. Webber
- Gordon Webber (politician)
- Norman W. Webber
- Ellen Webster
- Horrie Webster
- Chitra Weddikkara
- The Weekly with Charlie Pickering
- Weem (album)
- John Weir (politician)
- Michael Weiß (football manager)
- Michael Weldon
- Lachie Weller
- Luke Weller
- Wellington College Belfast
- Wellington railway station (Tamil Nadu)
- Dean Wells (politician)
- Doug Wenn
- 1952 Werriwa by-election
- West Bengal Sampark Kranti Express
- 2006 West Bengal train explosion
- West Coast Superfast Express
- West End Cemetery
- West End Hotel, Townsville
- West Hill railway station
- West Kent College (2014)
- West Line, Chennai Suburban
- West North Line, Chennai Suburban
- West South Line, Chennai Suburban
- West Wycombe railway station
- Darren West
- Ernest West (politician)
- Ian West
- Jemima West
- Walter West (politician)
- Keith Westbrook
- Norman Westbrook
- Roy Westbrook
- Thomas Westbrook (cricketer)
- Carl Westergren
- The Western Australian Flora: A Descriptive Catalogue
- List of Western Australian State of Origin footballers
- Western Express Highway metro station
- Western Ganga dynasty
- Western line (Mumbai Suburban Railway)
- Steve Wettenhall
- The Wexford Carols
- WH Paxton & Co. Buildings
- Paul Whalan
- What Have They Done to Your Daughters?
- What I Wrote
- What Really Happens on the Gold Coast
- Whatever Happened to That Guy?
- Robert Whatman
- Matthew Whelan
- Edith Whetnall
- Horace Whiddon
- William Whitby (mariner)
- White Bear railway station
- The White Room (Australian game show)
- David White (Australian politician)
- Edward White (Australian politician)
- Gilbert White (bishop)
- Harold White (politician)
- Hector White
- Jesse White (footballer)
- Mitchell White (footballer, born 1973)
- Russell White (politician)
- Andrew Whitecross
- George Whiteside
- Thomas Whitesides
- Whitesnake
- Les Whitfield
- First Whitlam ministry
- Second Whitlam ministry
- Third Whitlam ministry
- Whitland Abbey
- Paul Whittaker (newspaper editor)
- George Whitten
- Elder Whittle
- Who's Been Sleeping in My House?
- Whoops Apocalypse
- Arthur Whyte
- Barbara Wiese
- Wife Swap Australia
- Ross Wightman
- Wilberforce Institute for the Study of Slavery and Emancipation
- Wild (2016 film)
- Wildlife of India
- Robert Wiley
- Jacek Wilk
- Laurie Wilkinson
- Willerby, North Yorkshire
- Carey Willetts
- Mary Willey
- William Hunt and Sons
- Bill Williams (footballer, born 1904)
- Chad Williams (cricketer)
- Charles Williams (Australian politician)
- David Williams (Australian politician)
- Dudley Williams (public servant)
- Gavin Williams (cricketer)
- Grant Williams (footballer)
- Jason Williams (cricketer)
- Norman Williams (Australian cricketer)
- Norman Stanley Williams
- Reg Williams (priest)
- Robert Williams (Victorian politician)
- Samuel Williams (Australian politician)
- Shirlon Williams
- Thomas Williams (Australian politician)
- Winston Williams
- Arnold Manaaki Wilson
- Dominick Wilson
- Geoff Wilson (Australian politician)
- Henry Wilson (cricketer)
- Joe Wilson (Australian footballer)
- John Wilson (Tasmania cricketer)