Locations
The lighthouse, the compound, the airstrip — and the real places behind them. Some of these are entirely invented. Some of them you could visit.
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Southside · linked by the Secret Tunnel Network
Howard Hughes Villa
Hughes' private residence, set apart above the bay — connected to the island's hidden bunker by a tunnel network only a handful of people know exists.

Beyond the tropical forest buffer zone
Northside — Deserter Territory
The far side of the island: vegetable plantations, livestock fields and the huts of those who broke from Southside and now govern themselves.

South-eastern headland · perimeter watch
Security Control Tower — South-East
The southern counterpart, covering the approaches past Howard Hughes Villa and the open water beyond the reef.

Western approach · perimeter watch
Security Control Tower — West
One of two towers that watch the island's edges. Every boat, every drifting raft and every horizon is logged here before it gets close.

Southside · Utopian Territory
Southside Bay
The settlement's heart — the pier where supply boats land, the crescent of sand, and the arc of huts around the water where Utopia's residents actually live.

Central forest · access restricted
The Armoury
Tucked into the forest between the two territories. What's stored here is meant to keep Southside and Northside from ever settling things directly.

Southside Bay · veranda over the water
The Clubhouse
A veranda overlooking Southside Bay — where the residents gather, argue, and keep up the rituals of a life the rest of the world thinks ended years ago.

Northside · self-governed
The Deserter Huts
Where the deserters live. Rougher than Southside, colder toward outsiders, and entirely outside the Organisation's day-to-day control.

South-western shore · below the tideline
The Hidden Natural Caves
Sea caves worked into the base of the south-western cliffs. Useful to anyone who needs to move about the island without using its paths.

Western mountains · named by Howard Hughes
The Hughes Falls
A waterfall cutting down through the western range to the Security Control Tower below. Hughes named it himself — one of the small vanities Utopia allows him.

Central valley · below the northside plantations
The Lake
The island's main body of fresh water, sitting in the valley below the northside plantations. The perimeter fence between the two territories runs right along its southern shore.

10 miles out · transfer point
The Offshore Platform
Ten miles off the coast. Shipping containers are dropped here and collected by Utopia's own boats, so no outside vessel ever has a reason to make landfall.

Southside Bay · supply boat landing point
The Pier
The only sanctioned way on or off the island. Every crate, every new arrival and every departure passes across these boards under the Organisation's watch.

Northside · escape point
The Raft Hut
The one route off the island the Organisation doesn't fully control — a shed at the far end of the northside beach, and whatever can be lashed together inside it.

Southside · access restricted
The Secret Tunnel Network
A cut-stone passage linking the Hughes Villa to the island's command bunker. Built so that the people who really run Utopia never have to be seen moving between them.

Island centre · no man's land
The Tropical Forest Buffer Zone
A wide belt of untouched forest between Southside and Northside, cut only by the perimeter fence. Crossing it unannounced is the fastest way to start trouble.

Northside high ground · long dormant
The Volcanic Crater
A long-dormant crater in the island's northern peaks. Its rim is the highest ground on Utopia, with a clear line of sight over both territories.

Tower Hill, London
10 Trinity Square
A real Grade II-listed building opposite the Tower of London.

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Antiques Bazaar, Crewkerne
Rex Pemberton's antiques emporium, is based on a real Antiques shop in the Somerset market town.

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Beijing
China's capital, and the seat of the intelligence apparatus that eventually takes an interest in Utopia.

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Bournemouth Airport
A real regional airport on the Dorset coast.

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Cal-Neva Lodge
A real Frank Sinatra-owned casino resort straddling the California–Nevada line, and a magnet for 1960s Hollywood, politics and organised crime.

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Dealey Plaza
Where John F. Kennedy was shot on 22 November 1963, in the plaza later immortalised by the Zapruder film — one of the 20th century's most examined assassinations.

Graceland Mansion, 3764 Elvis Presley Blvd, Memphis, TN 38116, United States
Graceland
Elvis Presley's Memphis mansion, where he was found dead on 16 August 1977.

2800 E Observatory Rd W.M. Keck Foundation Central Rotunda, Los Angeles, CA 90027, USA
Griffith Observatory
The real Art Deco observatory overlooking Los Angeles, familiar from Rebel Without a Cause.

700 Alalele Pl, Hana, HI 96713, USA
Hana Airport
A real single-runway airport on Maui's east side, serving inter-island flights.

Port of Hilo, 80 Kuhio St, Hilo, HI 96720, United States
Hilo
A real port town on Hawaii's Big Island.

Oahu, Hawaii
Honolulu
Hawaii's capital and largest city, and the main gateway between the mainland and the Pacific.

Culver City, California
Hughes Airport
Howard Hughes's real private airfield in Culver City, built by Hughes Aircraft Company for flight testing. In the fiction, it's from a test flight in the late 1930s that Hughes first finds the uncharted island that becomes Utopia.

Kingston upon Thames, KT2 7NQ
Kingston Hospital
A real NHS hospital that features at the beginning of The Utopia Conspiracy, based on the outskirts of London.

Nevada
Las Vegas
The city where Tupac Shakur was shot in September 1996, days before his death.

Thames House, Millbank, London
MI5 Headquarters
The real home of the UK's domestic security service.

US-90, Marfa, TX 79843, USA
Marfa
A small Texas town, the real-life filming location for the 1956 film Giant.

Newaukum Lake, Lewis County, Washington, USA
Newaukum Lake
A lake near the presumed landing site of D.B. Cooper — the still-unidentified hijacker of the unsolved 1971 skyjacking.

France
Paris
Where Jim Morrison died in July 1971, aged twenty-seven — and where Sam takes Lauren for her 21st birthday.

Ventura County, California
Santa Paula
Steve McQueen's real home town in his final years.

Sunset Strip, West Hollywood
Sunset Tower Hotel
A real Art Deco hotel on the Sunset Strip, long a haunt of Hollywood's golden-age elite.

Nevada desert
The Cave
A secret government research facility Howard Hughes ran in the Nevada desert, founded through a wartime arrangement with President Roosevelt.

Minneapolis, Minnesota
The Flame Club
A real Minneapolis nightclub tied to the Prohibition-era gangster Isadore 'Kid Cann' Blumenfeld.

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The Nuclear Bunker at Dawes Hill
A decommissioned Cold War command bunker at the real former RAF/US Air Force site in High Wycombe — an SAS safe house for Alex, Lauren, Joe and Punches in the fiction.

Northwest Washington, Washington, DC, USA
The White House
The White House, located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW in Washington, D.C., is the official workplace and residence of the President of the United States. It currently serves as the executive home of Donald J. Trump, the 47th President of the United States, along with First Lady Melania Trump