How to Say "location" in Spanish

Use this for a general, non-specific area or spot where something can be found or done.

Use this when you need to specify the exact position or whereabouts of something or someone.

Use this to describe the physical placement or orientation of an object or person.

This is a very common and versatile translation, often used for giving or requesting a specific place, especially with technology.

Use this to describe the physical placement of something within a larger context or environment.

Use this specifically for precise geographical points, often used in navigation and mapping.

This term refers to the final whereabouts or current location of someone or something, often when they are missing or being sought.

This word is used specifically for the site of an event, most commonly a crime or accident.

This is a direct loanword from English used exclusively for the area where a film or TV show is being recorded.