The phrase "a parking about" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear what it is intended to convey.
Example: "I found a parking about the area, but it was too far from the venue."
Alternatives: "a parking spot nearby" or "a parking area close by".
Hadiya was shot and killed Jan . 29in a park about a mile from President Obama's home on the city's South Side.
The pre-rally held at a park about two miles south of the Phoenix mosque drew approximately 30 people, but only two participated in a brief drawing contest in which they tried their hands at caricatures of Muhammad.
Ms. Pendleton, a student at King College Prep High School, was shot Jan . 29as she sat after school in a park, about a mile from Mr. Obama's Chicago home, with friends — a group that the police say was probably mistakenly swept up in the cross-fire of a gang fight.
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Today we are preparing to visit the IOC headquarters in a park about 15 minutes by car from our hotel.
The newcomers were, in Oakland protest culture parlance, "the families," and they had marched to the Marriott from a park about a mile and a half away.
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Her 15-year-old daughter, Hadiya Pendleton, was gunned down in a park about a mile from President Barack Obama's Kenwood home in late January 2013, a week after she had performed as a drum majorette in Washington, D.C., festivities around Obama's second inauguration.
Finding a parking spot is about as difficult an event as the grand prix itself.
All spectators were requested to use a parking lot about 15 miles from the course in Chester, Pa., or to use suburban rail lines.
