Navel of the World (disambiguation)
- Navel of the World (disambiguation)
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The Navel of the World is a concept of a mythological center of the world or universe.
Navel of the World may also refer to a number of real-world locations:
- in literature and popular culture
- El Ombligo del Mundo, an earlier name of the Argentinian radio program La Venganza Será Terrible
- Umbilicum mundi, a major plot device in Umberto Eco's novel Foucault's Pendulum
- "Navel of the World" part of the Music of the Chrono series of video games
- Fountain of Cho in Mercadia, a fictional environment for the game Magic: The Gathering
See also
- Omphalos "navel", a Greek term for an ancient stone artifact
Categories:
- Place name disambiguation pages
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