The Wild Wild West (1965)

Unconfirmed places

9 places reported by a source, not confirmed yet. Each one links to where it was reported.

• CBS Studio Center

  Studio lotUnconfirmed

  CBS Studio Center — a studio lot. The camera was here; what it filmed is set somewhere else. The Wild Wild West was filmed at CBS Studio Center on Radford Avenue in Studio City in the San Fernando Valley. — recorded for The Wild Wild West by Wikipedia. Not yet verified by us.

  Studio City in the San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles, California · A working lot — no public access. The gate is as close as you get.

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• Gold Canyon, Arizona

  Unconfirmed

  The TV movies used Old Tucson Studios and Apacheland Studios in Tucson, Arizona, and Gold Canyon, Arizona, respectively. — recorded for The Wild Wild West by Wikipedia. Not yet verified by us.

  Arizona, USA · Wikipedia

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• Iverson Ranch

  Unconfirmed

  Source: IMDb — recorded for The Wild Wild West by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.

  1 Iverson Ln, Chatsworth, CA 91311, USA · MovieMaps

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• Menifee, California

  Unconfirmed

  Footage of the Inyo in motion and idling was shot around Menifee, California, and reused in virtually every episode. — recorded for The Wild Wild West by Wikipedia. Not yet verified by us.

  California, USA · Wikipedia

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• Old Tucson Studios

  Unconfirmed

  The TV movies used Old Tucson Studios and Apacheland Studios in Tucson, Arizona, and Gold Canyon, Arizona, respectively. — recorded for The Wild Wild West by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.

  Tucson, Arizona · MovieMaps

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• Vasquez Rocks

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  Among iconic locations used for filming were Bronson Canyon ("Night of the Returning Dead" S02 E05) and Vasquez Rocks ("Night of the Cadre" S02 E26). — recorded for The Wild Wild West by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.

  California, USA · MovieMaps

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• Apacheland Studios

  Unconfirmed

  The TV movies used Old Tucson Studios and Apacheland Studios in Tucson, Arizona, and Gold Canyon, Arizona, respectively. — recorded for The Wild Wild West by Wikipedia. Not yet verified by us.

  Tucson, Arizona · Wikipedia · No coordinate yet — not on the map

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• Bronson Canyon

  Unconfirmed

  Among iconic locations used for filming were Bronson Canyon ("Night of the Returning Dead" S02 E05) and Vasquez Rocks ("Night of the Cadre" S02 E26). — recorded for The Wild Wild West by MovieMaps. Not yet verified by us.

  California, USA · MovieMaps · No coordinate yet — not on the map

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• Radford Avenue

  Unconfirmed

  The Wild Wild West was filmed at CBS Studio Center on Radford Avenue in Studio City in the San Fernando Valley. — recorded for The Wild Wild West by Wikipedia. Not yet verified by us.

  Studio City, Los Angeles, California · Wikipedia · No coordinate yet — not on the map

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