"notable location" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a particular place or area that is known for being important or having great significance. For example, "The city of Rome is a notable location in world history."
The southeastern United States has the greatest number of species; another notable location is Lake Tanganyika, in Africa.
His office sits in a notable location: the PAST office block, one of Warsaw's few pre-war skyscrapers.
In North Carolina, it is found on Smith Island, a notable location because it represents the northern limit of the distribution of cabbage palmetto (Sabal palmetto).
One notable location is the White Bluffs, which are made up of more thickly bedded deposits from the eddy that formed in the floodwaters behind the Saddle Mountains.
If Austin has always had one foot firmly planted in music, the other has most certainly been in tech since the 1950s Austin has been a notable location for the industry.
Yet even as many anxious Oklahomans now track seismic data on their smartphones and struggle to sleep through the long, rumbling nights, there has been one notable location where people rarely seemed rattled.
It is mainly notable for location, location, location: the only Maya ruin in Mexico with an ocean view.
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Mr. Walker also visited various notable locations, from prisons to museums, researching the genre throughout the country.
Two notable locations that Curiosity stopped to analyse were a rock called Jake_M that was simply lying on the plain, and a wind-blown accumulation of sand and silt dubbed Rocknest.
One of the most notable locations is the RH Gallery in the Meatpacking District in New York, which opened in September 2018.
