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Kaddatz Street Andergrove    
Karen Court Ooralea    
Karl Langer Crescent Mount Pleasant Town Planner  
Karri Court Beaconsfield    
Karwin Drive Andergrove    
Kate Street (formerly Maurice Street) East Mackay local pioneer Name changed from Maurice Street on 12/6/1931 after resolution by Mackay City Council. Named in memory after Kate Ready daughter of James Ready. First girl born in Mackay district in 1862. Married Patrick M. Hynes one time mayor of Mackay.
(HCS pp.146)
(DM 13 June 1931).
Katherine Court Andergrove    
Kay Court Glenella    
Kean Street Andergrove    
Keats Street Mackay Poet (HCS pp.146)
Keelan Street South Mackay Reef (HCS pp.146)
Keeleys Road Slade Point Local Pioneer Charles Keeley one of Mackay's first residents owned a large parcel of land in the Slade Point Andergrove area. He was also licensee of one of the first hotels in Mackay the "Golden Fleece".
Keim Street Eimeo    
Keithamilton Street West Mackay WW2 Casualty see below.  Original spelling combining first and surnames in one word originally to avoid confusion with Hamilton Street in North Mackay. Name corrected to spelling below in 1990's.
Keith Hamilton Street West Mackay WW2 Casualty Keith Hamilton
(HCS pp.146)
Keller Street North Mackay    
Kellys Road Walkerston    
Kemp Street Bucasia Local Pioneer? William George Kemp operated the "Seaview Hotel" from 1887-1894.  This was located on the land now occupied by the "Kohuna" resort.
Ken White Avenue Mackay Harbour Member of Harbour Board and Pioneer Shire Chairman Ken White was a member of the Mackay Harbour Board from 1955 to 1964.
Kenilworth Street South Mackay Scottish Locations "Scottish" subdivision (Pirie, Forth, Tay, Kenilworth)
(HCS pp.146)
Kenmore Street Slade Point    
Kennedy Street South Mackay    
Kennedy Street Walkerston    
Kentia Court North Mackay    
Kenzey Street North Mackay    
Keswick Avenue Slade Point Island Keswick Island, together with its twin, St Bees Island, was first designated as "L1 Island" by Lieutenant Matthew Flinders, RN, in HMS Investigator in October 1802. Flinders was well out to sea when he passed and probably could not see any separation between the two islands but in any event it was practice in those days to treat closely linked islands as one and give a single name pending further surveys. The two islands were given their individual names from the then English County of Cumberland he brought to the Whitsundays following James Cook's 1770 designation of the group as "The Cumberland Isles". Keswick is a major county town on the edge of the Lake District in Cumbria into which Cumberland was absorbed in 1974.(TWI pp119.)
Kidston Avenue Rural View Queensland Premiers  
Kierra Drive Andergrove    
Kilgour Street South Mackay Reef (HCS pp.146)
Kilkenny Court Eimeo    
Kimberley Court Andergrove    
Kindermar Street South Mackay Reef (HCS pp.146)
King Street North Mackay    
Kingfisher Street Slade Point Australian Bird  
Kinghorn Court Eimeo    
Kingsford Court North Mackay    
Kinnon Street Glenella    
Kintyre Court Beaconsfield Scottish Locations  
Kippen Street South Mackay    
Kirkconell Street Beaconsfield Scottish Locations  
Kirwan Street Seaforth    
Kiwi Court Ooralea Race Horse (HCS pp.154)
Klinger Street Eimeo Local Pioneer Allegedly after Max Klingner who was licensee of the Eimeo Hotel in early 1900's (DM 7 Jan 1983. p.3)
Klingner Street West Mackay WW2 Casualty A.C.F. Klinger. Air Force pilot officer. Killed in Adriatic Sea.(DM 7 Jan 1983. p.3)(HCS pp.146)
Knight Street Mount Pleasant    
Knobel Street North Mackay    
Koala Court Slade Point Australian Fauna  
Kookaburra Street Slade Point Australian Bird  
Krause Court Andergrove    
Kristy Crescent Eimeo    
Kurrajong Court Beaconsfield    
Kylie Street Andergrove    

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