PKT (disambiguation)

PKT (disambiguation)

PKT could refer to:

* Park Street railway station, England; National Rail station code PKT
* PK machine gun
* PKT Bontang; Indonesian football team
* Port Keats Airport, Northern Territory, Australia; IATA airport code PKT
* Procera Networks; American Stock Exchange symbol PKT.
* Phi Kappa Theta, a collegiate fraternity
* Phi Kappa Tau, a collegiate fraternity


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