locality

A particular neighborhood, place, or district.

The fact or quality of having position in space.

In phytogeography, the approximate geographic position of an individual specimen: less definite than. station.

In psychology, a phrase loosely formed on the analogy of ‘sense of space,’ ‘sense of time,’ etc., to denote the power of cutaneous localization, that is, of referring a cutaneous stimulus to the area of the skin to which it is applied.

The condition of being in a place; position or situation in general; the immediate relation of an object to a place.