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The location of a settlement in relation to other places and surrounding features.

The location of a settlement in relation to other places and surrounding areas.

Situation means its location relative to other places. Connectivity describes the links through which people, goods and information move. These are related, but they answer different questions: what is the place itself like, where is it, and how is it connected?

The location of a settlement in relation to other places and surrounding regions.

The position of a place relative to other places, such as neighbouring countries, markets and transport routes.

Situation describes where it lies relative to other places. Connectivity describes the links that allow people, goods, money and information to move between India and the wider world.

Distinguish site from situation: site concerns the land a city occupies; situation concerns its location relative to other places.

Distinguish site (the land a city occupies), situation (its position relative to other places) and connectivity (the links between them).

Distinguish site (the country's location and physical characteristics), situation (its position relative to other places) and connectivity (the links between places).