km
- kilometer; kilometers.
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km.
- kilometer; kilometers.
- kingdom.
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Examples from the Web for km
Contemporary Examples
Relay: Teams of four compete in a four-part race, 4x7.5km (30km total) for men and 4x6km (24km total) for women.
The walkers will now be driven to the second checkpoint, 112 km from the South Pole.
Prince Harry's Cursed Antarctic Race Cancelled As Harsh Conditions Take Their TollTom Sykes
December 7, 2013
Team Soldier On (Commonwealth) extended its hold on second place after they also dug deep and covered 24 km.
Prince Harry And Polar Expedition Veterans 'Exhausted and Weary' But Solider OnTom Sykes
December 5, 2013
When Apophis buzzes the Earth on April 13, 2029, it will come within 19,400 miles (31,300 km) of our planet.
Historical Examples
Great was my disappointment on finding myself only about 1½ km.
Two Years with the Natives in the Western PacificFelix Speiser
Between them, and equally trustworthy, lie the estimates of 3.0 km.
A Study of Recent EarthquakesCharles Davison
Estimates on this basis have suggested heights of the order of 50 km.
At Trieste, from 470 days when the wind velocity did not exceed 20 km.
On the night of August 16 along a stretch of newly-constructed road 4-16 km.
Summer Birds From the Yucatan PeninsulaErwin E. Klaas
km1
- kilometre
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km2
- Comoros
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km
- Abbreviation of kilometer
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