designated place
/dɪˈzɪɡneɪtɪd pleɪs/ · des.i.gna.ted.pla.ce
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- A place designated by a government or other authority for statistical or administrative purposes, often used in the context of census data or geographic information systems. The city of New York is a designated place for the purposes of the United States Census.
- A specific location designated for a particular activity or event, such as a designated place for parking or a designated place for smoking. The concert venue is a designated place for the event, and attendees are expected to follow the rules and regulations posted there.
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Did you know? The concept of designated places is used in many countries to facilitate data collection and analysis, and is an essential tool for urban planning and development.