Irish Sea
Irish Sea in United Kingdom is a filming location for 1 production on this map. Wikidata describes it as sea that separates the islands of Ireland and Great Britain. The recorded shoot here dates from 1956. The coordinates below point at the landscape itself.
| Place | Irish Sea |
|---|---|
| Kind of place | Landscapes and nature |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Coordinates | 53.50000, -5.00000 |
| Productions filmed here | 1 |
| Record precision | Exact location |
| Source | Wikidata Q41735 · Wikipedia |
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Filmed here
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Moby Dick
1956 · Film · 14 filming locations in total
1956 film by John Huston.
Filming locations near Irish Sea
Other recorded spots within reach of Irish Sea, closest first.
- South Stack Lighthouse29 km
- Llanbadrig38 km
- Malltraeth Bay54 km
- Twr Mawr Llanddwyn Lighthouse56 km
- Prichard Jones Institute56 km
- Cregneash65 km
- Castletown railway station68 km
- Snowdon78 km
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Questions about Irish Sea
What was filmed at Irish Sea?
Moby Dick (1956) was filmed at Irish Sea according to the records on this map.
Where is Irish Sea?
Irish Sea is in United Kingdom, at 53.5000, -5.0000.
Can you visit Irish Sea?
Check locally before travelling. Public landmarks and streets are usually open; private property is not.
How many productions were filmed at Irish Sea?
1. Only productions with a recorded filming location in Wikidata are counted.