Interactive map of Leonida
A zoomable atlas of the state: six confirmed regions, 10 places Rockstar has named, and an honest line between the two. Search, filter, and share any view.
The six regions, one by one
Mount Kalaga
Mount Kalaga is a national landmark near Leonida's northern border, offering prime hunting, fishing, and off-road trails. Deep in the surrounding backwoods, isolated mystics and paranoid off-grid types live well away from any government oversight.
Port Gellhorn
Port Gellhorn is a once-popular vacation spot now defined by cheap motels, shuttered attractions, and empty strip malls. Tourists have largely moved on, replaced by a rougher economy fueled by malt liquor and energy drinks. It's the kind of place best explored on a dirt bike, with a close eye on your wallet.
Grassrivers
Grassrivers is a vast wetland where the surface hides more than it shows. Its resident alligators may be the main attraction, but the mangroves conceal far stranger and more dangerous things. It stands as Leonida's answer to the real-world Everglades.
Ambrosia
Ambrosia sits at the heart of Leonida, where old-fashioned American industry and traditional values still hold sway, whatever the cost. The Allied Crystal sugar refinery provides much of the local employment, while a biker gang fills in the gaps the refinery leaves behind.
Vice City
Vice City is the sun-and-fun capital of Leonida, a world away from its neon-soaked 1980s heyday but still built on glamour, hustle, and greed. Its Ocean Beach district brings pastel art deco hotels and bright white sand, while Little Cuba buzzes with panaderías and the Tisha-Wocka flea market trades in bootleg brands. The VC Port, meanwhile, positions the city as a major cruise-ship hub.
Leonida Keys
The Leonida Keys are a laid-back tropical archipelago where life moves slower, but not without risk. It's an easy place to unwind with a drink and a deck chair, right on the edge of some of the most beautiful, and most dangerous, waters in the state.
Other places Rockstar has named
These names come from official Rockstar materials, but their position on the map has never been published. We list them rather than guess, and we pin them on launch day.
- Watson BayHome of the Paradise Garage, named in the Ultimate Edition contents.
- Washington BeachVice City beachfront district named by Rockstar.
- Ocean BeachNamed in the Vintage Vice City Pack description.
- Gambit BayCoastal location named in official materials.
- Shore DriveVice City thoroughfare named by Rockstar.
- Shore CourtVice City location named by Rockstar.
- StockyardIndustrial area named in official materials.
- Lake LeonidaInland body of water named by Rockstar.
- Southside Vice CityDistrict named in the Ultimate Edition contents.
- Vercetti EstateEstate named in the Ultimate Edition contents.
GTA 6 map: your questions answered
Has Rockstar released the GTA 6 map?
No. Rockstar has never published the map of Leonida. It has confirmed six regions by name — Vice City, Leonida Keys, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia and Mount Kalaga National Park — and named a handful of individual places, but no official map image or layout exists yet.
Is this the real GTA 6 map?
No, and we say so on the map itself. This is an original schematic atlas we drew from the confirmed region names and from the fact that Leonida is the series' take on Florida. Every marker is tagged official or schematic. The real map replaces it at launch, on November 19, 2026.
How big is the GTA 6 map?
Rockstar has not given a size. Any square-mile figure circulating online comes from leaks or estimates, not from Rockstar, so we do not publish one.
Which regions of Leonida are confirmed?
Six: Vice City, the Leonida Keys, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia, and Mount Kalaga National Park. All six appear on the map with their official descriptions.
What other GTA 6 locations have been named?
Rockstar has named places like Watson Bay, Washington Beach, Ocean Beach, Gambit Bay, Lake Leonida, Southside Vice City and the Vercetti Estate in official materials, but never published where they sit. We list them separately instead of guessing.