“Located in” and “Located at” (Explained)
"Located in" means inside a particular thing or place.
"Located in" means inside a particular thing or place.
"Located at" indicates a specific location.
"Located at" indicates a specific location.
Located in/at are both grammatically correct, but it depends on context.
Located in/at are both grammatically correct, but it depends on context.
"In" as a preposition indicates someone's location at a given time.
"In" as a preposition indicates someone's location at a given time.
“At” as a preposition is used to indicate proximity or closeness.
“At” as a preposition is used to indicate proximity or closeness.
These prepositions describe locative nouns.
These prepositions describe locative nouns.
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