It boggles me that "&p" isn't the same as "&var"

Question

int var = 50;
int *p;
p = &var;. Basically, the data stored in pointer p is var's memory location, although the memory location of p is some other coordinates.

Answer 1

Here's visualization of your example:

https://code.sololearn.com/cI3lheys34IY/?ref=app

Answer 2

Does it become easier if you just regard an adress as a data type?

int x; // can store an int
int *x; // can store an address to an int