New York, NY (WFN) -- "The Sopranos" returns for its latest season of bloodshed, bickering and bada bing this Sunday (Mar. 7) -- but besides catching up with the crime family, fans will also be able to identify some of the New Jersey landmarks in the opening credits.

HBO has just posted a guide to the sites shown in the opening montage on its website, for fanatics who just have to know about every frame of film.

Besides the obvious spots like Satriale's Pork Store, which is also used in the show, the guide reveals more obscure landmarks such as...

-- "Wilsons Carpet Giant," a Paul Bunyan-sized statue holding a roll of carpet outside a shop in Jersey City.

-- The General Pulaski Skyway, a North Jersey bridge that is one of the rumored last resting spots of Jimmy Hoffa.

-- And, finally, there's an abandoned building in Newark with a sign that reads, "Hydro P uf Plant." Until it was closed in 1988, that location used to churn out Hydro Pruf brand water repellant.

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