The first group we’re introduced to in season one is the Alkenny, which is a corruption of Allegheny. This didn’t become clear until the other locations were established, but Paya is clearly a corruption of Pennsylvania, and the Payan nation stretches for hundreds of miles in each direction though the center of the state. All can be found on our Locations in SEE Google Map. Here are some of the locations mentioned, or alluded to, in the show, and where we think they’re located in real life. But being an apocalypse geek means that poring over maps for hours trying to decipher obscure references and how language might have changed over the centuries is just plain old good fun. Some are explicit and without question, but some require some speculation or outright guesswork.
But what helps to set it apart from other shows is that the producers of SEE have made a specific effort to tie many of its stories to real world locations that we can find on Google Maps. The show has garnered a large following with its epic fight scenes and characters that fans either love or love to hate.
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