### location:

Place
* All places have their own natural resources
  - there is smoke are places there is fire
* Every place is under the stars, every place is the center of the world.
* Includes monasteries, villages, and larger administrative units.
* Many places can register temperatures below freezing at any time of the year, so pack warm gear
  - depend on travel and tourism for their primary source of revenue
  - extract salt from the sea
* Many places have Quranic schools, which teach Muslim religious knowledge
  - air conditioning and can get cold
  - building codes which specify the height, style and size of houses
* Many places have no electricity and no water
  - non-smoking areas
  - rules that limit hunting
  - hold bird festivals each year
  - list the benefits of breastfeeding to both mother and baby
  - make rattles that attach by velcro around the wrist or ankle
  - only allow dogs if they are on a leash
  - use trams and trains as a form of public transport
* Most places are able to put water pipes in the ground or even have pipes.
* Most places are affected by acid rain
  - base their nutritional values on the meat and bread alone, no condiments
  - discourage infant baptism as well
  - dry though with periods of sunshine
* Most places experience harsh temperature
  - winter temperature
  - get sunlight
  - grow plants
* Most places have a dress code which generally excludes t-shirts, jeans, and sneakers
  - dry season and a wet season
  - climates
  - different temperature
  - food sources
  - hundreds of types of seeds
  - lakes
  - liquid water
  - maps and information
  - men working, because it is traditional for women to stay home
  - plentiful water
  - room temperature
  - seasonal temperature changes and rainy months
* Most places have severe climates
  - winter climates
  - steady temperature
  - tall vegetation
  - trees
  - warm temperature
  - water plants
* Most places make climates
  - cold climates
  - prohibit smoking, alcohol and drugs
* Most places receive precipitation
* Some place even start fires because it is hot.
* Some places allow only dogs under a certain weight
  - already experience many hot days per year
  - also receive more water, with devastating floods and ferocious storms
* Some places are especially conducive to spirits
  - frequented by hares
* Some places are inhabited by cats
  - crocodilians
  - elands
  - hedgehogs
  - begin to suffer heavy floods and snowfalls while enjoying more trees and more oxygen
* Some places can be a bit muddy after rain
  - never be eyesores
  - change hours or simply close in bad weather
* Some places even have their children going to school all but a handful of days throughout the year
  - shoot hot water high into the air
  - have a reputation for being particularly haunted
* Some places have an 'n', indicating a national capital
  - average annual precipitation of only
  - avalanches
  - earthquakes
  - government offices that register arms
  - green sand
  - higher taxes than others do
  - large numbers of people but low per capita GNPs
  - laws that make it illegal to use hate speech
  - literally no food, no medicine, no nothing
  - lots of caves
  - otter sanctuaries
  - plants that they use to dye their wool to make their living
  - policies that allow for cats, one small dog, or indoor pets only
  - water as shallow as a couple hundred feet from the land surface
  - wheelchairs
  - lose several feet of beach each year
  - practice it openly, communicating with the evil spirits, cannibalism, etc
  - require nurses to work overtime or take extra on-call shifts
  - seem to have a knack for concentrating migrating birds in larger than normal numbers
  - show greens, browns, and greys which have a camoflauge effect on shapes
  - tend never to be cleaned, such as surfaces of storage containers
* Some places use only sand or ash and no chemicals at all
  - rocks to trade goods
  - write their histories in blood
* also show beauty.
  - cognition
  - conditions
  - items
* are located in areas
  - cities
  - often actual locations in the real world
* are part of Earth's space, large or small, that have been endowed with meaning by humans
  - Indian tradition and pilgrimages are sacred acts
  - parts of Earth's surface endowed with meaning by humans
  - passage
  - sites and nodes within sites
  - situations
  - stationary during the day and active at night
* are used for being
  - events
  - vicinities
* arrowheads on all light rays in order to show which direction they are moving.
* associated with the dragon legend are often also sites of ancient sanctity.
* birdbaths off the ground and away from shrubbery where cats can hide.
* can be continents, countries, regions, areas, cities and towns
  - refer to a country, province or other entity that has jurisdiction in adoption matters
  - vary greatly in spatial extent
* change over time as both physical and human processes operate to modify Earth's surface.
* contains the demotic or ethnic of a person.
* covered by the same air mass have the same kind of weather.
* describes the human and physical characteristics of a location
  - physical location where services are offered to users
* do have spirits.
* ensure safety.
  - progress
* feeders out in the open so that birds can see predators, such as cats, coming.
* geographical localisation where the family came from.
  - thunderstorms
* has an impact on the actions of what is alive.
* have accessible food sources
  - both human and physical characteristics, as well as images
  - build code
  - certain special quality
  - differences
* have different characteristics
  - drainage
  - floors
  - good drainage
* have human characteristics also
  - many options
  - mountains
  - shades
  - spirits and stories in their own right
  - their own astrology, just like people
* involves physical and human characteristics of locations.
* is described in both physical and human or cultural features
  - found in human and ecological communities
* kick A kick technique where the ball is place on the ground before being kicked.
* last for decades.
* leaves and stems by turns.
* maintain charm.
* means the type of betting where the backer has to select at least one of the placed horses.
* offer benefits
  - beverages
* plants that multiply quickly in tubs to limit spreading roots.
* provide protection
  - shelter
* refers to the availability of the product to the targeted customers
  - where a product is made available to target market customers
* require input.
* support life
  - purposes
+ Columbus Day
  * Columbus Day' is the US Federal Holiday celebrating the day Columbus landed on San Salvador. Some places get a day off and some go to work and school as  normal.
+ Hate speech: Discrimination :: Hatred
  * Some places have laws that make it illegal to use hate speech. Countries such as Canada, France and Germany have stricter laws against hate speech than the United States, where hate speech is usually legal because its Constitution says that people have freedom of speech.
+ Hunting: Sports involving animals :: Animal rights
  * Hunting' is going out to find and kill animals. Animals, and some humans, hunt for food. Other humans do it for fun. Many places have rules that limit hunting. People were hunting since the time when people used stone and wooden tools. They used spears, and now people mostly use guns. Some people kill the animals to make clothes, or to decorate their homes, or to sell, for example in the fur trade.
+ Library, Public libraries:
  * Many places have a public library, where anybody can join if they live in the area. With a library card, people can borrow books and take them home for several weeks. It does not cost money to get a library card at most public libraries.
+ Natural resource, Availability: Economics
  * All places have their own natural resources. When people do not have a certain resource they need, they can either replace it with another resource, or trade with another country to get the resource.
  * However, no one is addressing the fact that 'there is no information on this town of 230 people'. The article probably could have been QD'ed for A1. Come on people, let's be reasonable here. Some places are less notable than others, just as some people are less notable than others. Like it or not, 'notability is a qualification for articles on Wikipedia'.
+ Public transport, Types of public transport
  * Trams were first used in the late 1860s and used to be pulled by horses. Now trams are electric and run on a line of cable. Buses drive on the road, like cars do. Trolleybuses are like buses, but they use electricity from two wires above the road. Trains run on a track and are very fast. Many places use trams and trains as a form of public transport.
+ Turkmenistan, Climate: South-central Asia
  * Turkmenistan is one of the driest desert areas in the world. Some places have an average annual precipitation of only. The highest temperature recorded in Ashgabat is. Kerki, an extreme inland city located on the banks of the Amu Darya river, recorded  in July 1983, but this value is unofficial. 50.1C is the highest temperature recorded at Repetek Reserve, recognized as the highest temperature ever recorded in the whole former Soviet Union.