Where was After the Flood filmed

Locations

• Aexous plant

  In movie

  Scene where depicts the industrial complex of the fictional Aexous plant, where key plot developments unfold amidst the imposing and historical chemical manufacturing facilities, creating a gritty and authentic backdrop for critical scenes.

  Real

  Aexous plant on the map

  Scene was shot The Brunner Mond Anderton Works, now operated by Tata Chemicals Europe, is a significant historical chemical manufacturing site located near Anderton and Northwich in Cheshire, with operations dating back to the 1870s, making it a prominent industrial landmark.

• Molly's house exterior

  In movie

  Scene where provides the exterior shots of Molly's residence, intricately set within the charming and historic area of Old Cross Street in Old Glossop, with the distinctive architecture of Glossop Parish Church sometimes visible in the background, anchoring the character in a real-world setting.

  Real

  Molly's house exterior on the map

  Scene was shot Old Cross Street is a picturesque and historic thoroughfare located in Old Glossop, Derbyshire, UK. This area retains much of its traditional character with well-preserved buildings, offering a glimpse into the town's rich heritage and providing an authentic residential feel for filming.

• The lake in the first episode

  In movie

  Scene where portrays the significant discovery in the first episode, depicting a disused limestone quarry that has since been flooded and repurposed for recreational water activities, providing a dramatic and isolated setting for the initial mystery.

  Real

  The lake in the first episode on the map

  Scene was shot Jackdaw Quarry is a former limestone quarry situated near Carnforth in north Lancashire. After its operational life, the quarry naturally flooded, transforming into a large body of water that has subsequently been redeveloped into a popular site for recreational aquatic sports and activities.

• Waterside Police Station exterior

  In movie

  Scene where showcases the exterior of the fictional police station for Waterside, ingeniously filmed at a former NatWest bank building positioned conspicuously behind the well-known Partington Theatre, lending a sense of official authority to the town's law enforcement premises.

  Real

  Waterside Police Station exterior on the map

  Scene was shot The building at 6 Norfolk Square in Glossop, Derbyshire, formerly housed a NatWest bank branch. This location, situated near the Partington Theatre, is a notable feature in the town's commercial and civic landscape, representing a common sight in British market towns.

• Waterside Town Hall

  In movie

  Scene where represents the official municipal building for the fictional Waterside, capturing the distinctive architectural features of the actual Chadderton District Town Hall, including its impressive English Renaissance-inspired facade and characteristic stained glass hall.

  Real

  Waterside Town Hall on the map

  Scene was shot Chadderton District Town Hall, situated in Oldham, Greater Manchester, is a significant early 20th-century building constructed in the English Renaissance architectural style. It is recognized for its grand design, featuring a prominent hall adorned with beautiful stained glass windows, serving as a landmark in the area.