# How a Location page works

Locations are based on an Address, but can contain much more information about a place than that. For instance, they have a photo, description, and access info.

If there are multiple departments or other locations operating at this location, you can add them in the “At this location” section.

1. Create a Location page. You'll have the following sections:

* Title
* Description
* Alert
* Essential information
  * Image
  * Body
* Getting here
  * Intro
  * Parking
  * Accessibility
  * Public transportation
  * Accordions
* Services
* About
* Partner agencies
* Additional location info
* At this location
* People
* Related locations
* Contact us

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2. Locations are not automatically linked to from other pages. They must be manually linked to.

Here's how a Location page looks with all sections filled out:

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