Have you ever had one of those moments where you’re watching a scene from a movie or TV show on Netflix, and you recognize the location it was filmed?

Well, the giant streaming platform released a new video titled “Netflix in your neighbourhood”, which showcases the locations of some of their most popular original shows shot in Canada, along with an interactive website that shows a map of Canada. This map allows users to click on each province and browse the corresponding films that took place within.

Netflix has shot films across the country, from B.C. to Newfoundland. Not only does this map show you which movies were published in each province, but it goes into detail about the city and even the exact location of that scene in each film. The interactive website offers a brief description of each featured location along with how it’s depicted in each show.

The website lists 5 shows and movies under British Columbia, along with each city:

Virgin River (Vancouver, Snug Cove, Squamish, Burnaby, Port Coquitlam)

To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You (Vancouver)

Restaurants On the Edge (Kelowna)

Always Be My Maybe (Vancouver)

Firefly Lane (Langley)

Have you seen any of the shows listed above? Did you know that one episode of Virgin River was shot at Deer Lake? Or that there are 14 different locations throughout Vancouver in Always Be My Maybe?

Netflix believes that this website has the potential to help Canada’s tourism sector while allowing Canadians to form deeper connections with their culture. It mentions that the global population is 2.1 times more likely to travel to Canada and 2.7 times more likely to French after watching films featuring Canadian content.

Feel free to search around the site and browse some of B.C’s locations used in film, or check out if your favourite show was recorded in Canada.