The phrase "last known location" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the most recent or current place that someone or something was seen or known to be located. Example: "The hiker's last known location was at the summit of the mountain, but he failed to return to his campsite that night."
Trace your steps to the last known location or locate yourself using the things you can see around you and orientating the map to them.
After three failed searches, a team of oceanographers found the wreckage of the Airbus A330-200 lasixmiles, six miles from the plane's last known location.
After three failed searches and expenditures nearing $30 million, oceanographers found the wreckage last month, roughly 10 kilometers laterally from the plane's last known location.
Her last known location was the Lincoln Motor Hotel in Winnipeg at 6 AM that morning, but in 2010 investigators confirmed her last known location was about four kilometres away, near Selkirk Avenue and King Street, at 6 30 AM.
Her last known location was the Lincoln Motor Hotel in Winnipeg at 6 AM that morning, but in 2010 investigators confirmed her last known location was about four kilometers [2.5 miles] away, near Selkirk Avenue and King Street, at 6 30 AM.
Its new smartwatch app will help you to not lose your phone, by alerting you if you're about to leave your phone behind, as well as help you locate a lost or stolen phone by pointing you to its last known location.
Make sure a photo is provided to the authorities along with license number of vehicles.Provide last know location if possible.
We are still trying to locate the current location of the flight based on the last known position of the aircraft.
However, until now, the devices would disconnect when out of range, only providing users with their last known GPS location for reference.
If you don't notice it, the app will mark the last known GPS location on the map which should get you in range of your lost item.
Gillespie says that one of its weaknesses was a lack of hard data on bin Laden's location, last known in 2001.
