1. a secondary or subsidiary depot that serves a smaller area or specific function within a larger distribution system
Usage: business; logistics

Examples

• The company established a subdepot in the suburbs to serve local customers more efficiently.
• Military supplies were distributed from the main base to various subdepots throughout the region.
• The postal service opened a subdepot to handle package deliveries in the growing neighborhood.
• Each subdepot maintains a smaller inventory than the central warehouse.
• The transportation network includes several subdepots for fuel and maintenance.
• Regional managers oversee operations at multiple subdepots within their territory.