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[edit] Kamlesh

Kamlesh is a small island in the Yokudan Island chain, north in the Sea of Pearls.

[edit] Kanesh

Kanesh is a large island in the Yokudan Island chain, north in the Sea of Pearls.

[edit] Karthwasten

Karthwasten is a major city of Skyrim, near the borders of Hammerfell and High Rock.

[edit] Khibi

Khibi is a small island in the Yokudan Island chain, north in the Sea of Pearls.

[edit] Khuul

Khuul is a small village in the West Gash region. Little more than a cluster of huts on a pier and a Redoran house-turned-tavern, the town exists primarily as a transfer point between the Silt Striders and boats ferrying passengers even further north. There is one merchant in town who spends most of his time at the tavern and two shipmasters who presumably share the single seagoing vessel moored at their dock.

[edit] Kozanset

Kozanset is a small province in Hammerfell towards the western end of the Dragontail Mountains, near Iliac Bay. It is cut off from the sea by its neighbor to the north and west, Lainlyn, to its east is Totambu, while the mountains surround it to the south. Its capital city shares its name with the province, and the regional deity is Kynareth.

[edit] Kragenmoor

The city of Kragenmoor holds Morrowind's western border to the Nibenay Basin region of Cyrodiil. Kragenmoor is situated between two mountain ranges, the Valus Mountains and the Velothi Mountains. The city has a private school of the Tribunal Temple which is mentioned in the game Oblivion and Tribunal. Kragenmoor is also mentioned in the books On Morrowind, King Edward, Part X and Drothan's Journal.

[edit] Kvatch

Kvatch is a city in the hinterland of the Gold Coast between Anvil and Skingrad, built on top of a mountain.

The date of the city's foundation is uncertain but it certainly existed by 3E 249, as sources show it was a major settlement when sacked by the Camoran Usurper. During this assault, Antus Pinder led the defense of the city, and despite being defeated gravely, was given a statue in Kvatch to remember his courage and spirit.

In the year 3E 433, the city was under the rule of Ormellius Goldwine when, not long after the assassination of Uriel Septim VII, the city was sacked and destroyed by the Daedra as the opening move in the Oblivion Crisis.

At the opening of the Fourth Era, following its liberation from the Daedra, the city is uninhabited and only the chapel and castle remain standing; remnants of the Arena that had once existed in the town can also be recognized.