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Kingdom of Mysore – Kiruna

Kingdom of Mysore · Kingdom of Naples · Kingdom of Prussia · Kingdom of Romania · Kingdom of Sardinia · Kingdom of Scotland · Kingdom of Serbia · Kingdom of Sicily · Kingdom of Yugoslavia · Kingdom of the Netherlands · Kingdom of the Two Sicilies · Kingfisher · Kingman Reef · Kings of Arnor · Kings of Assyria · Ben Kingsley · Kingston, Jamaica · Kingston, New York · Kingston, Ontario · Kingston upon Hull · Kingston upon Thames · Kinkaku-ji · The Kinks · The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society · Kinmen · Neil Kinnock · Alfred Kinsey · Kinshasa · Kinship · Klaus Kinski · Kintarō · Rudyard Kipling · Kippah · Kirby's Dream Land · Jack Kirby · Kirby (character) · Athanasius Kircher · Astrid Kirchherr · Cristina Fernández de Kirchner · Néstor Kirchner · Kiribati · Maria Kirilenko · Kirishitan · James T. Kirk · Kirkcaldy · Gediminas Kirkilas · Kirkland, Washington · Kirkuk · Kirovohrad Oblast · Kiruna

Kiryat Shmona – Gladys Knight

Kiryat Shmona · Kisaeng · Kislev · Kiss · Kiss (band) · Kissimmee, Florida · Henry Kissinger · Kit (association football) · Kitakyūshū · Takeshi Kitano · Kitchen · Herbert Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener · Kitchener, Ontario · Kitesurfing · Kitsch · Kitsune · Eartha Kitt · Kitti's Hog-nosed Bat · Kitzbühel · Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District · Kiwi · Kiwifruit · Kiyomizu-dera · Klagenfurt · Klaipėda · Václav Klaus · Klaxons · Paul Klee · Allen Klein · Felix Klein · Ralph Klein · Klein bottle · Heinrich von Kleist · Frank Klepacki · Frederik Willem de Klerk · Gustav Klimt · Klinefelter's syndrome · Klingon · Klingon language · Jürgen Klinsmann · Kliper · Miroslav Klose · Carolina Klüft · Günther von Kluge · Patrick Kluivert · Knee · Knesset · Knife · Knight · Gladys Knight

Suge Knight – Käthe Kollwitz

Suge Knight · Knight (chess) · Keira Knightley · Knights Hospitaller · Knights Templar · Knights of Columbus · Knightsbridge · Knitting · Knocked Up · Knol · Mark Knopfler · Knoppix · Knossos · Knot (speed) · Knot theory · Knowledge · Knowledge Management · Beyoncé Knowles · John Knox · Knox County, Illinois · Knoxville, Tennessee · Knut (polar bear) · Donald Knuth · Koala · Kobe · Koblenz · Kocaeli Province · Robert Koch · Kochi, India · Kochi (India) · Kumi Koda · Arthur Koestler · Kofun period · Koh-i-Noor · Kohen · Kohima · Helmut Kohl · Kohlberg's stages of moral development · Kohlberg Kravis Roberts · Horst Köhler · Koi · Lydia Koidula · Saku Koivu · Junichiro Koizumi · Kojiki · Hideo Kojima · Kolkata · Kollam · Jan Koller · Käthe Kollwitz

Andrey Kolmogorov – Koszalin

Andrey Kolmogorov · Kolmogorov complexity · 1. FC Köln · Komodo Dragon · Komodo dragon · Konami · Donkey Kong (character) · Stanisław Koniecpolski · Konkani language · Konqueror · Konrad I of Masovia · Konstantin Tsiolkovsky · Konstanz · Konya · Konya Province · Abraham Isaac Kook · Kookaburra · Rem Koolhaas · Dean Koontz · Korban · Viktor Korchnoi · Korea · Korea Republic national football team · Korea under Japanese rule · Korean Air · Korean Air Lines Flight 007 · Korean Demilitarized Zone · Korean Peninsula · Korean War · Korean cuisine · Korean language · Korean mythology · Korean name · Korean romanization · Koreans · Koreans in Japan · Korfball · Korn · Sergey Korolyov · Koryaks · Koryo-saram · Kos · Tadeusz Kościuszko · Kosher foods · Masatoshi Koshiba · Kosovo · Kosovo War · Lajos Kossuth · Vojislav Koštunica · Koszalin

Kota Kinabalu – Danish krone

Kota Kinabalu · Kottayam · Kotte · Sandy Koufax · Koullouna Lilouataan Lil Oula Lil Alam · Anna Kournikova · Heikki Kovalainen · Kowloon · Kowloon-Canton Railway · Kozani · Kozhikode · Kościuszko Uprising · Košice · Košice Region · Kraft Foods · Kraftwerk · Krag-Jørgensen · Krag-Petersson · Kragujevac · Krak des Chevaliers · Krakatoa · Kraken · Kraków · Diana Krall · Vladimir Kramnik · Eugene F. Kranz · Krasnodar · Krasnoyarsk · Alison Krauss · Krautrock · Krav Maga · Leonid Kravchuk · Lenny Kravitz · Krazy Kat · Kreator · Krefeld · Egon Krenz · Kriegsmarine · Krill · Saul Kripke · Kris · Krishna · Jiddu Krishnamurti · Kristallnacht · Kristiansand · Kristianstad · Kris Kristofferson · Icelandic króna · Kronborg Castle · Danish krone

Norwegian krone – Kurdish language

Norwegian krone · Kronecker delta · Peter Kropotkin · Peder Severin Krøyer · Freddy Krueger · Krum of Bulgaria · Krupp · Richard Z. Kruspe · Krusty the Clown · Krypton · Krypton (comics) · Kryptonite · Ku Klux Klan · Kuala Lumpur · Kuala Lumpur International Airport · Kuantan · Ladislao Kubala · Robert Kubica · Juscelino Kubitschek de Oliveira · Stanley Kubrick · Rukia Kuchiki · Kuching · Leonid Kuchma · Dennis Kucinich · Lisa Kudrow · Kudzu · Kuiper belt · Toni Kukoč · Kulintang · Umm Kulthum · Alan Kulwicki · Kumamoto Prefecture · Akshay Kumar · Kumasi · Anil Kumble · Kumis · Kumquat · Béla Kun · Kundalini · Milan Kundera · Kung Fu (TV series) · Kung Fu Hustle · Kung Fu Panda · Kung fu (term) · Mila Kunis · Kunming · Kuomintang · Kuopio · Igor Kurchatov · Kurdish language

Kurdish people – Kūkai

Kurdish people · Kurdistan · Iranian Kurdistan · Kurdistan Workers Party · Kurgan Oblast · Kuril Islands · Kisho Kurokawa · Ichigo Kurosaki · Akira Kurosawa · Kurta · Kurtosis · Kurukshetra War · Raymond Kurzweil · Kushan Empire · Kushinagar · Kutch District · Ashton Kutcher · Mikhail Illarionovich Kutuzov · Kuwait · Kuwait City · Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship · Dirk Kuyt · Svetlana Kuznetsova · Kvass · Michelle Kwan · Kwanzaa · Aleksander Kwaśniewski · Kwik-E-Mart · Kylie (album) · Kyoto · Kyoto Imperial Palace · Kyoto Prefecture · Kyoto Protocol · Kyrgyz · Kyrgyz language · Kyrgyzstan · Kyrie · Kyzyl · Kyūdō · Kyūshū · Königsberg · Köniz · Köppen climate classification · Kütahya Province · Kālidāsa · Kālī · Kīlauea · Kōan · Kōchi Prefecture · Kūkai