The Real-Life Locations Behind Where the Crawdads Sing
Discover the North Carolina Sites
While the exact location of Kya's marsh and Barkley Cove remains a mystery, several real-life North Carolina sites served as filming locations for the movie adaptation of Where the Crawdads Sing. Step into the enchanting world of the novel and explore these picturesque spots that brought the story to life.
The Map of the Fictional Town
Though the fictional town of Barkley Cove doesn't exist, a map of the town was created to help guide the production team. This map provides a glimpse into the imaginary setting and its relationship with the nearby marsh and natural surroundings.
Fictional Town of Barkley Cove
The coastal town of Wilmington, North Carolina, stood in for the fictional Barkley Cove. With its quaint streets, historic buildings, and bustling waterfront, Wilmington captured the small-town charm depicted in the novel.
Kya's Marsh
The vast and unforgiving marsh where Kya spent most of her life was filmed in several locations. The Topsail Island marshes in North Carolina provided stunning backdrops for the scenes featuring Kya's isolation and connection with nature.
Other Filming Locations
Other notable filming locations include:
- Belmont Plantation, Wilmington
- Figure Eight Island, Wilmington
- Hampstead Beach, Wilmington
- Casey Farm, Wilmington
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