| Kimbolton | community in N Chatham County served by post office, 1859-1923. |
| Kimesville | community in W Alamance and E Guilford Counties. Settled about 1745; a mill there dates from about 1788. Named for the Keim (Kime) family, a pioneer German family in the area. |
| Kimsey Bald | on the Clay-Macon county line. |
| Kimsey Cove | NE Cherokee County in the Valley River Mountains. An unnamed stream flowing through the cove empties into Vengeance Creek. |
| Kimsey Cove | W Macon County at the head of Gibby Branch. |
| Kimsey Creek | rises in S Buncombe County and flows SW into Henderson County, where it enters Cane Creek. A large lime deposit along Kimsey Creek is now used for crushed stone. |
| Kimsey Creek | rises in SW Macon County and flows NE into Nantahala River. |
| Kimsey Gap | S Macon County between Allison Creek and Jones Creek. |
| Kimsey Ridge | S Clay County, extends NE in an arc from Sweetwater Gap to Sweetwater Creek. |
| Kinack | a name appearing on the Ogilby map, 1671, for the land now in Craven County between Upper Broad Creek and Swift Creek. |