Where Is The Walking Dead Shot
Hey there, fellow zombie enthusiast! You've been binge-watching The Walking Dead, right? Ever wondered where all that post-apocalyptic action goes down? Let's take a little ro...
Hey there, fellow zombie enthusiast! You've been binge-watching The Walking Dead, right? Ever wondered where all that post-apocalyptic action goes down? Let's take a little road trip, shall we?
Georgia on Our Minds
Alright, buckle up, because we're starting our journey in the Peach State itself - Georgia. Now, I know what you're thinking, "But I thought the show was set in Atlanta!" Well, yes and no. While the story begins in Atlanta, most of the action happens elsewhere in Georgia.
First stop? Senoia, a charming little town that's become the show's main filming location. It's here that you'll find the iconic Woodbury (or Alexandria, depending on the season), and even the Prison. Fun fact: Senoia's main street doubles as Woodbury's main street. So, if you ever find yourself there, you can totally say you've walked in Rick's footsteps. Just watch out for walkers!
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Zombie Safari in Louisiana
Now, let's mosey on over to Louisiana. That's right, bayou country! The state's lush landscapes have provided the perfect backdrop for some of the show's most thrilling scenes. Remember the Terminus episode? That was filmed in Covington, a town that's no stranger to film crews - it's also been the backdrop for shows like True Blood and NCIS: New Orleans.
But Louisiana isn't just about the big scenes. It's also home to some of the show's most memorable locations, like the Hilltop Colony. That's right, the place where Maggie and Jesus hang out was once a real-life horse farm in Convent.
'The Walking Dead' final scenes being filmed in Georgia - YouTube
Back to Georgia: The Final Frontier
But we can't forget about Georgia's other filming locations. The state's diverse landscapes have allowed the show to explore a wide range of post-apocalyptic settings. Remember the Kingdom? That was filmed in Covington too, but in a different location than Terminus. Talk about a world away!
And let's not forget about Savannah. This historic city has played host to some of the show's most intense moments, like the Savannah Arena episode. Fun fact: That arena is actually a real place - the Savannah Civic Center. Just don't expect to find any walkers wandering the halls when you visit!
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And That's a Wrap!
So there you have it, folks! A whirlwind tour of The Walking Dead's filming locations. From Georgia to Louisiana, these places have seen more than their fair share of zombie action. But don't worry, they're all safe to visit in real life - just don't forget to pack your sunscreen (and maybe a crossbow, just in case).
Until next time, keep on walking (and watching)! And remember, no matter where you are, there's always a little bit of the apocalypse around the corner. Isn't that a comforting thought? 😂