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Kotka (city, Finland)
Kotor (city, Montenegro)
Kotzebue (city, Alaska)
Kouchibouguac National Park (national park, Canada)
Kouvola (city, Finland)
Kovel (city, Ukraine)
Kovrov (city, Russia)
Koya (mountain, Japan)
Kozhikode (city, India)
Kr (symbol)
Kra, Isthmus of (body of water, Thailand)
Kragujevac (city, Serbia)
Krakatoa (island, Indonesia)
Kraków (city, Poland)
Kramatorsk (city, Ukraine)
Krasnodar (city, Russia)
Krasnodar Territory (division, Russia)
Krasnoyarsk (city, Russia)
Krasnoyarsk Territory (division, Russia)
Krasnoye Selo (district, Russia)
kray (territory, Russia)
Krebs cycle (in chemistry)
Krefeld (city, Germany)
Kremenchuk (city, Ukraine)
Kremenets (city, Ukraine)
kremlin (structure, Russia)
Kresge Foundation (organization, United States)
Kreuzlingen (city, Switzerland)
Kriens (city, Switzerland)
Krio, Cape (geographical area, Turkey)
Krishna (Hindu deity)
Krishna (river, India)
Krishnagar (city, India)
Kristallnacht (historical event, Germany)
Kristiansand (city, Norway)
Kristianstad (city, Sweden)
Kristiansund (city, Norway)
Kristinehamn (city, Sweden)
Krk (island, Croatia)
Krkonoše (mountains, Czech Republic/Poland)
Krnov (city, Czech Republic)
Kroměříž (city, Czech Republic)
Kronos (character)
Kronshtadt (city, Russia)
Kroonstad (city, South Africa)
Kruger National Park (national park, South Africa)
Krugersdorp (city, South Africa)
Kruševac (city, Serbia)
krypton (element)