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Where was The 100 filmed

The 100

Year: 2014

Genre: Drama, Mystery

Country: Canada

<p>The 100 was filmed in Vancouver, Britannia Beach, &amp; Squamish in Canada.</p>

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Locations

  • Aja Tan Studios

    In movie

    Scene where Marcus marvels at Polis when the crew arrives for the negotiations in episode 3x03 “Ye Who Enter Here”. Lexa battles Roan in episode 3x04 “Watch the Thrones”.

    Real

    Scene was shot

  • Annacis Island Wastewater Treatment Plant

    In movie

    Scene where Clarke is led on a tour of the Mount Weather facilities and later attempts to escape through them in episode 2x01 “The 48”.

    Real

    Scene was shot The wastewater treatment plant on Annacis Island is the largest facility in western Canada and processes the waste for over one million residents. The industrial areas above, as well as the tunnels connecting the domes, are frequently used by productions. Surprisingly, the place doesn’t smell half as bad as you’d think it would.

  • Bill's Pit (LSCR)

    In movie

    Scene where A girl from Mount Weather wakes up in a meadow outside the facility and quickly succumbs to the radiation in episode 2x07 “Long Into an Abyss”. Later Carl Emerson arrives back at Mount Weather in episode 2x12 “Rubicon”.

    Real

    Scene was shot

  • Blieberger Farm

    In movie

    Scene where

    Real

    Scene was shot

  • Britannia Mine Museum

    In movie

    Scene where Lincoln leads Clarke and Finn through the mines back to their camp in episode 1x12 “We Are Grounders: Part 1”. Clarke and Anya have to escape through these tunnels in episode 2x03 “Reapercussions”. Octavia and Indra lead and assault through the tunnels in episode 2x15 “Blood Must Have Blood: Part 1”.

    Real

    Scene was shot Built inside the former Concentrator building of a copper mine, the Britannia Mine Museum is a National Historic Site which educates visitors on British Columbia’s mining industry. The processing facility operated for seventy years starting in 1904, with Mill #3 constructed in 1923. No mining actually took place in these tunnels as they were used to transport ore to the Howe Sound.

  • Canada Place & Burrard Street

    In movie

    Scene where Clarke is wandering through the crowd and sees Jasper eating an ice cream cone in episode 3x16 “Perverse Instantiation: Part Two”.

    Real

    Scene was shot

  • Catalyst Paper Corporation

    In movie

    Scene where Bellamy finds out his stolen key card has been deactivated and is set upon by guards in episode 2x14 “Bodyguard of Lies”.

    Real

    Scene was shot Formerly a paper recycling facility, this plant has been shut down for a number of years and is now used exclusively for film productions.

  • Crease Clinic (Riverview Hospital)

    In movie

    Scene where Echo leads the Sky People through the hidden tunnels underneath Polis in episode 3x03 “Ye Who Enter Here”. Murphy and Pike saves Bellamy's group and they run the elevator up to the top of the tower in episode 3x15 “Perverse Instantiation: Part One”.

    Real

    Scene was shot This building opened in 1934 as a veterans treatment center for veterans of the First World War. This included the main building as well as the separate Veterans Dining Block. The main building was expanded in 1945 and reopened in 1949 as the Crease Clinic of Psychological Medicine, a short-term psychological treatment center. Now used almost exclusively for film production.

  • First Peak (Stawamus Chief Provincial Park)

    In movie

    Scene where Transmitters sit upon the peak of Mount Weather in episode 2x01 “The 48”.

    Real

    Scene was shot

  • Former Vancouver Zoo (Stanley Park)

    In movie

    Scene where Clarke and Lexa flee from a mutated gorilla into an old zoo in episode 2x10 “Survival of the Fittest”.

    Real

    Scene was shot The Vancouver Zoo dates back to 1888 when the first superintendent of Stanley Park kept a black bear cub chained to a stump. The zoo grew over the years as more animals were donated until its closure in 1996 when citizens voted to close down the facility. The last remaining structure is the polar bear grotto which was built in 1962 to house Tuk, who was also the final resident of the zoo after it closed until his death in 1997.