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Where was Star Trek filmed?

Star Trek (2009) is a film, described on Wikidata as 2009 film directed by J. J. Abrams. It was filmed at Paramount Stage 8, Paramount Stage 18 and Long Beach Generating Station, and 16 further locations. Every recorded location sits in the United States. Each spot below is plotted on the map with its coordinates.

TitleStar Trek
Year2009
TypeFilm
Recorded filming locations20
CountriesUnited States
SourceWikidata Q213081 · Wikipedia
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Every filming location for Star Trek

Visiting the Star Trek locations

4 of them are public ground such as streets, towns or open landscape, so you can usually walk straight up: San Rafael Swell, Vasquez Rocks and Bakersfield. 9 are buildings or estates that may charge admission or keep set hours, including Long Beach Generating Station, Anheuser-Busch Brewery and Long Beach City Hall. 6 are working studios, which are normally closed unless they run a public tour. 1 entry names only a country or region, so there is no single address to visit. Always check access locally before travelling, and respect private land.

How far apart the Star Trek locations are

The two furthest apart are Long Beach Generating Station and Rock of Ages Corporation, roughly 4,376 km apart.

Also shot in the same places

These productions used at least one of the same locations as Star Trek.

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Questions about where Star Trek was filmed

Where was Star Trek filmed?

Star Trek was filmed at Paramount Stage 8 in United States, Paramount Stage 18 in United States, Long Beach Generating Station in United States and Anheuser-Busch Brewery in United States, and 15 other recorded locations.

How many filming locations does Star Trek have?

20 recorded locations with coordinates, of which 19 are exact spots. More may exist that nobody has recorded yet.

What country was Star Trek filmed in?

Every recorded location for Star Trek is in the United States.

Can you visit the Star Trek filming locations?

Some of them. Public streets, parks and landmarks are usually open; studios, private homes and working sets are not. Each location page below says what kind of place it is, so you can tell which are worth a trip.

Where does this information come from?

From Wikidata's filming location records and the coordinates stored on each place. The Wikipedia article for Star Trek is linked below as a further source. Nothing on this page is guessed.