- The
kilometre (SI symbol: km; /ˈkɪləmiːtər/ or /kɪˈlɒmətər/),
spelt kilometer in
American English and
Philippine English, is a unit of
length in the International...
-
length of
rectangle was
about 1.30
kilometres (0.81 mi). The
approximate width of the
rectangle was
about 0.75
kilometres (0.47 mi). A
perfect rectangle with...
- term "
kilometres per hour" did not come into
immediate use – the
myriametre (10,000 metres) and
myriametre per hour were
preferred to
kilometres and kilometres...
- The term 20
kilometres may
refer to two
different races in athletics: 20
kilometres race walk 20
kilometres road
running race This
disambiguation page...
- run is a long-distance road
running competition over a
distance of five
kilometres (3.107 mi). Also
referred to as the 5K road race, 5 km, or
simply 5K,...
- road or
traffic network by the
average length of
their trips measured in
kilometres. vehicle-mile (vehicle
miles traveled, or VMT) same as
before but measures...
-
Kilometres Flown".
World Air
Transport Statistics 59th Edition. IATA.
Archived from the
original on July 6, 2015. "Scheduled P****enger -
Kilometres Flown"...
- track, 20
kilometres (12 mi) long, in
Yamanashi in 1997. The
track has
since been
extended to
almost 43
kilometres (27 mi). The 603
kilometres per hour...
- This
route is
slightly shorter, 35
kilometres (22 mi), but
includes a very
steep climb over the
first 5
kilometres (3.1 mi). When the
modern Olympics...
- for most
railways in
Norway is 0.27
kilometres (0.17 mi)
westwards into the Oslo Tunnel. The
Panamanian kilometre zero is at the
Martin Sosa
Bridge on...
