According to NOLA.com's Keith Marshall, Beyonce shot the ethereal latter half of "Lemonade" at the Henry Howard-designed Madewood Plantation House in Napoleonville. Those scenes feature some New Orleans cameos in the form of legendary Creole chef Leah Chase and a Mardi Gras Indian girl dancing around a dining room table for some reason.

While many shots were filmed at Madewood Plantation House, "Lemonade" also features some shots at Destrehan Plantation, including this shot of the home's sprawling balcony.

If you recognize this location, it's likely because it was also the mysterious "Carcosa" on the Louisiana-shot first season of "True Detective." In "Lemonade," Beyonce wafts around in a gown and belts out a New Orleans-flavored country tune. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Fort Macomb was built in 1822 and was occupied by Confederate forces in the Civil War before the Union took over.

Beyonce was seen filming something in the Superdome in December, so the New Orleans contingent of the Beyhive was a bit confused to not see the Saints stadium in "Formation." But now we know the ever-confounding Beyonce had something better up her sleeves, and the Dome is featured in the beginning of "Lemonade" and in some cute footage of Blue and Jay-Z at the end to show that everything's OK in the Knowles-Carter family.

As they did in "Formation," via licensed footage, the marching band and dancers of Edna Karr High School appear again marching through an Algiers neighborhood.

Toward the end of "Lemonade," there's some cutesy shots of couples around New Orleans. Here is a couple on St. Claude Avenue at Mazant Street, near the art gallery The Front.

"Lemonade" features shots of New Orleanians in their neighborhoods, spending time with their families, hanging out on porches, at a jazz funeral, and more.