The Müuse Atlas

United States

407 areas on the atlas. Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington and Wisconsin.

Regions

Every area

Adams MorganFilming in Adams Morgan, Washington DC. Painted rowhouse storefronts along Eighteenth Street, and the corner where How Do You Know sent Reese Witherspoon into a cab.

Alameda PointFilming at Alameda Point. A former naval runway and steel hangars beside a retired aircraft carrier moored at the pier.

AlkiFilming in Alki, West Seattle. A flat beach promenade of bungalows and waterfront apartments facing the Seattle skyline, where Sleepless in Seattle filmed a scene in 1993.

AllentownFilming in Allentown, Buffalo. Wood frame and brick Victorian houses on narrow lots, and the colonnaded corner Nightmare Alley used as a 1940s bus station.

Angelino HeightsFilming in Angelino Heights, Los Angeles. The 1300 block of Carroll Avenue holds the largest concentration of Victorian houses in the city.

Annapolis Historic DistrictFilming in Annapolis Historic District, Annapolis. Brick buildings line brick paved streets that run from two colonial circles down to a working city dock.

Argyle StreetFilming in Argyle Street, Chicago. Low brick storefronts under an elevated train carry stacked signage in Vietnamese, Chinese and Thai.

Armory SquareFilming in Armory Square, Syracuse. Red brick warehouse and commercial blocks from the 1870s to the 1940s, arched windows and brick sidewalks around a former armory turned science museum.

Arts DistrictFilming in the Arts District, Downtown Los Angeles. Brick warehouses carry loading docks and painted wall signs, and the corner at Mateo and Palmetto has played an apartment and Paddy's Pub.

Asbury ParkFilming in Asbury Park. A convention hall and the open steel frame of a derelict casino stand on a boardwalk, with Victorian houses inland.

Atlantic StationFilming in Atlantic Station, Atlanta. Brand new brick blocks of apartments over shops around a central lawn.

Atwater VillageFilming in Atwater Village, Los Angeles. Single storey stucco bungalows and courtyard apartments sit on a flat grid behind the storefronts of Glendale Boulevard, backing onto a soft bottomed stretch of the Los Angeles River.

AventuraFilming in Aventura, Miami. Glass condominium towers rise over private marinas along the Intracoastal Waterway.

Back BayFilming in Back Bay, Boston. Brownstone rows from 1859 to 1900, and the library Spotlight filmed from Copley Square.

Baldwin HillsFilming in Baldwin Hills, Los Angeles. One-story ranch and Spanish Revival houses sit on curving hillside streets beside pumpjacks working the open Inglewood oil field.

BallardFilming in Ballard, Seattle. Two storey Italianate brick storefronts line Ballard Avenue, one block from the shop Expiration Date used as a florist.

BarelasFilming in Barelas, Albuquerque. Small adobe houses beside the Santa Fe Railway Shops, where Better Call Saul shot a rail yard confrontation as Philadelphia.

Barrio ViejoFilming in Barrio Viejo, Tucson. Flat roofed adobe rowhouses meet the sidewalk in bright paint, with Teatro Carmen's yellow facade a block over on Meyer Avenue.

Battery Park CityFilming in Battery Park City, New York City. Brick apartment towers face a paved esplanade on landfill along the Hudson, with lawns, a marina and open harbor water.

Bay RidgeFilming in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. The numbered streets run downhill to the Narrows. The Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge crosses the water at the south end of the neighborhood.

Bay ViewFilming in Bay View, Milwaukee. Frame worker cottages from the 1870s along a lakeside street grid, and the Kinnickinnic Avenue apartment Bridesmaids used as Annie's building.

BaysideFilming in Bayside, New York City. Detached houses with driveways and hedged lawns run down to Little Neck Bay, a marina and the Throgs Neck Bridge.

Bayview-Hunters PointFilming in Bayview-Hunters Point, San Francisco. A fenced shipyard of dry docks and a disused crane, and the Innes Avenue house The Last Black Man in San Francisco used as Mont's home.

Beale StreetFilming in Beale Street, Memphis. Two and three storey brick storefronts under neon signs, and the corner where The Firm's FBI agents catch up with Mitch McDeere.

Bedford-StuyvesantFilming in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. About 8,800 buildings here went up before 1900. Do the Right Thing and Crooklyn were each shot on a single block.

BelltownFilming in Belltown, Seattle. Brick storefronts from the 1890s sit under mid rise apartment towers a few blocks from the waterfront, and a Belltown nightclub played an Italian restaurant in the film Cheap AF.

BelmontFilming in Belmont, the Bronx. The Italian food trade on Arthur Avenue is still open for business, with an enclosed retail market in the middle of the strip.

Belmont ShoreFilming in Belmont Shore, Long Beach. A Second Street shopping strip a block from a calm bay beach.

BensonhurstFilming in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. Low brick shopfronts sit beneath the elevated West End line on 86th Street, with rows of attached houses close by.

Bishop Arts DistrictFilming in Bishop Arts District, Oak Cliff. A compact grid of one and two storey brick storefronts built in the 1920s around a streetcar stop on Davis Street.

BoardwalkFilming on the Boardwalk, Atlantic City. A raised wood boardwalk lined with casino hotel towers, arcades and the ocean beyond.

Bolton HillFilming in Bolton Hill, Baltimore. Matching red brick and brownstone rowhouses behind white marble steps, with landscaped medians down Eutaw Place and Park Avenue.

Boston-EdisonFilming in Boston-Edison, Detroit. Wide boulevards of large houses in many revival styles, and the street where AMC's Low Winter Sun found Reverend Lowdown's home.

Boyle HeightsFilming in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles. Wood porch houses line the hillside streets above the river, and My Family shot its pivotal scene at the Fourth Street bridge over Lorena Street.

Brady StreetFilming in Brady Street, Milwaukee. A nine block corridor of cream city brick storefronts sloping from the river to the lake bluff, with a footbridge slung beneath the Holton Street Viaduct.

BrickellFilming in Brickell, Miami. Glass residential towers over retail podiums along the Miami River, and the tower whose Conrad hotel played the nightclub Mansion in Miami Vice.

BridgeportFilming in Bridgeport, Chicago. Brick two-flats and corner stores line the numbered grid, and Chicago P.D. filmed street scenes on Emerald and Lowe avenues.

Brighton BeachFilming in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn. An elevated railway runs above Brighton Beach Avenue and the shops are underneath. The boardwalk is one block south.

BroadwayFilming on Broadway, Los Angeles. Six blocks of 1920s movie palace fronts and neon marquees around the Bradbury Building's skylit atrium.

BronxvilleFilming in Bronxville, Westchester County. Stone and half-timbered fronts line the business blocks around a commuter rail station, with a civic square of brick and stone buildings.

BronzevilleFilming in Bronzeville, Chicago. Greystone rowhouses and Victorian mansions behind iron fences on wide boulevards, and the apartment block Transformers used as Chernobyl's Pripyat.

Brooklyn HeightsFilming in Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn. Federal and Greek Revival rowhouses from the early 1800s line the bluff above the harbor, and Moonstruck used the corner at Cranberry and Willow Streets.

Brooklyn Navy YardFilming in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, New York City. A walled shipyard on the East River holds brick machine shops and stone dry docks with old cranes.

BuckheadFilming in Buckhead, Atlanta. Mansions on wooded lots on one side of Peachtree Road, glass office towers on the other.

Bunker HillFilming in Bunker Hill, Downtown Los Angeles. Office towers and museums sit on a raised plateau above downtown, linked by plazas and a short funicular railway.

Burbank Media DistrictFilming in Burbank's Media District. Warner Bros. and Walt Disney sit behind their own walls a few streets from the former NBC lot, each with its own gate and its own water tower.

BushwickFilming in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Low brick warehouses with roll down shutters and truck bays sit under two elevated train lines, with the Manhattan skyline visible down some blocks.

BywaterFilming in Bywater, New Orleans. Shotgun houses and Creole cottages sit close to the street, with old wharves and a rail line along the river behind them.

CabbagetownFilming in Cabbagetown, Atlanta. Shotgun and cottage houses circle a five story brick cotton mill, converted into lofts and used as a derelict warehouse in Trespass.

Canal ParkFilming in Canal Park, Duluth. A paved lakefront walkway runs past brick warehouse fronts and the iron Aerial Lift Bridge.

Canoga ParkFilming in Canoga Park, Los Angeles. Low storefronts and strip malls line Sherman Way, backed by flat residential streets at the far west end of the San Fernando Valley.

CantonFilming in Canton, Baltimore. Flat blocks of brick and formstone rowhouses meet O'Donnell Square, where House of Cards shot a campaign rally.

Cape MayFilming in Cape May, New Jersey. Gabled and turreted wood frame Victorian houses with gingerbread trim and wraparound porches line the streets around a pedestrian mall a few blocks from the beach.

Capitol HillFilming in Capitol Hill. Press brick rowhouses from 1800 to 1919 run to Eastern Market, where Body of Lies dressed a block as wintry Amsterdam.

Capitol HillFilming in Capitol Hill, Seattle. Brick apartment buildings and tudor style courtyards line the streets around Broadway, where MTV housed the cast of Real World Seattle.

Carolina BeachFilming in Carolina Beach, North Carolina. A wooden boardwalk of arcade games and fudge shops beside a Ferris wheel, redressed for Netflix's Along for the Ride and the Prime Video film Merv.

Carroll GardensFilming in Carroll Gardens, New York City. Brownstone rows sit behind unusually deep front gardens, with storefronts along Court and Smith Streets.

CarrolltonFilming in Carrollton, New Orleans. Low storefronts run along Oak Street, with camelback houses and a streetcar barn on the blocks behind.

Castleberry HillFilming in Castleberry Hill, Atlanta. Brick warehouses from the early twentieth century line streets on the edge of downtown.

Cedar-RiversideFilming in Cedar-Riverside, Minneapolis. Brutalist towers with primary colored panels rise off a plaza on Cedar Avenue, the same towers The Mary Tyler Moore Show used as Mary Richards's apartment building.

347 more, listed on the pages above.