### location | place:

Geographical place
* are metaphors for life, relationships, even homes.
  * Unlike the asteroids these can be expanded. There is nothing gained in deleting these. Geographical places are notable, so they pass the notability threshold.

Historic place
* Most historic places represent the everyday lives of ordinary people.
* are tangible manifestations of times, people, and cultures gone by.

Nearby place
* Most nearby places have food sources.
* have accessible food sources

Other place
* have build code
  - trees
  - water
* offer benefits.

Polling place
* Many polling places use voting machines that are decades old.
* means the place of voting.

Public place
* Some public places have an exemption from the health regulations on smoking
  - wheelchairs
* are important, even or perhaps especially anonymous public places like laundromats
  - sites
* includes any place to which the public access as a right or by invitation.

Sacred place
* are important to a community.
* make the present life and the subsequent lives happy.

Safe place
* are usually hallways, closets and bathrooms.
* reduce feelings of threat.

### location:

Playground
* Some playgrounds have trees.
* allow children a great opportunity to stay physically fit in a fun way.
* are a fun way for children to develop intellectually
  - focal points of mini and neighborhood parks
* are located in parks
  - schools
* are surrounded by brick walls
  - the focal point of neighborhood parks
  - yards
* can have other hazards, resulting from old or poorly designed and installed equipment
  - help children develop physically, emotionally, socially and intellectually
* help develop social, emotional and cognitive skills.
* includes bases
  - courtyards
  - elevators
  - foundation stones
  - foyers
  - hotel rooms
  - interior doors
  - roofs
  - sections
  - staircases
  - storeys
  - windows
* is an area
* play an important part in every child's growth.
* pose special dangers for strangulation incidents.
* provide an important social and physical environment for the development of children
  - children with experience-fortified gratification of physical research

### location:

Port
* also play an important role in responding to marine emergencies such as oil spills.
* are channels by which services on the Internet operate
  - computer components
  - objects, such as open files, from which characters can be read or written in sequence
  - only places for ships to dock and for invasions to be conducted
  - openings
  - ports
* are the connection sites on nodes where the wires connect
  - exact size of the coin, holding the coin securely by friction
  - nexus of business transactions for imported and exported goods
* bring in foreign currency, especially the export of livestock.
* dirty word when talking about consoles.
* fortified red wine with a full, rich flavor.
* have quiet water
* is Portugal's best known wine, it represents about six percent of the wine production
  - an industry expression for transfer
  - made by adding brandy, generally made from grapes, to the fermenting wine
  - one of the most regulated wines made today
* is the left hand side of a boat when it is facing ahead
  - port the embedded gatekeeper uses to communicate
* more universal drink which can be consumed at various times during a meal.
* play a leading role in facilitating trade and prosperity.
* serve functions
  - same functions
+ Containerization, Ports: Transportation
  * Ports round the world have been adapted to freight transport by container. The ships that carry containers are huge, and ports must have depth and size to dock ships. China is by far the world's largest user of container transport. Container ships cannot get down the Thames to London, so a modern container port was built at Felixtowe on the Suffolk coast. However, it is only the 29th busiest container port in the world.