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Do I always use "por" when talking about location?

Would I say, "Camino por la ciudad" or "Camino en la ciudad" ?

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Camino por la ciudad. = Most likely meaning is "Road through the city"

Camina para la ciudad = Most probable meaning is "Road to the city", and

Camino a la ciudad = Most likely meaning is "Road to the city".

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I believe you would. You can check out the following link, it explains the usage of por.

http://studyspanish.com/lessons/porpara.htm

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Camino por la ciudad would be correct in this instance. Por would relate to "through," "along," "by" or "in the area of".

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