Raby Castle, the ancestral home of the Nevilles and an almost perfect specimen of a fourteenth-century castle, is situated close to the little town of Staindrop in the county of Durham.
It is situated close to the main entrance to the abbey.
It is situated close at the foot of a range of mountains at the southern extremity of a small plain, which is of the finest soil, and towards the town not ill cultivated.
The Ark or citadel is already built: it is situated close to the King’s pleasure-houses, N.
Bayazid, as I learned in its neighbourhood, is situated close at the foot of Mount Ararat: it is peopled principally by Armenians.
Frederic, which is situated close by the road side, in front of which the orange trees and sheets of water appear very conspicuous.
In the afternoon I was accompanied by Mr. Parker to the Botanic garden, which is situated close to the town, having a very handsome entrance with Ionic columns, and neat iron railing, which encloses a large part of this garden.
Situated close to the ramparts, it is very much exposed, and had suffered greatly.
Not only do the shells of the National Assembly reach the buildings situated close to the city walls, but they often fall considerably farther in, crushing inoffensive houses, and breaking the sculpture on the public monuments.
I managed to reach the Rue du Débarcadère, which issituated close to the ramparts.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "situated close" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
