A source-led atlas of the places Rockstar has named—and the boundaries it has not.
Most GTA 6 map pages answer an unknown with a confident-looking fan image. That is useful for speculation, but not for planning around facts. Rockstar has revealed a broad state-level journey—from a dense coastal city and tropical islands to wetlands, faded roadside towns, industrial country and a northern national park—without publishing the final shape that connects them.
This page starts with the evidence that can survive launch day: Rockstar's place names, descriptions and screenshots. Community mapping remains available as a separate interpretive layer, never as a substitute for an official map.
Published geography first; assumptions clearly fenced off
Glamour, hustle and greed
Rockstar names Ocean Beach, Little Cuba, the Tisha-Wocka flea market and VC Port while describing a city that stretches from art deco hotels and white sand to working neighborhoods and cruise terminals.
Still unknown: Rockstar has not published district boundaries, a street list, transit routes or a complete city map.
Easy living beside dangerous water
The Keys are presented as a laid-back island chain with casual bars, local life and immediate access to some of America's most beautiful and dangerous waters.
Still unknown: The number of islands, bridge network, diving systems and exact relationship to Vice City remain unpublished.
Leonida's untamable wetlands
Rockstar describes a primordial mangrove expanse where alligators are famous but not necessarily the most dangerous or unusual discovery beneath the surface.
Still unknown: No hunting economy, drug-lab ownership, airboat racing series or named swamp towns have been announced.
Decline, roadside energy and a new economy
The former vacation destination is defined by cheap motels, closed attractions, empty strip malls, painkillers, malt liquor, truck stops and dirt bikes rather than a major container port.
Still unknown: Rockstar has not confirmed container heists, dock schedules, port-security systems or a commercial shipping simulation.
Industry, old-school values and biker influence
Ambrosia sits in Leonida's heart. Rockstar explicitly connects its economy to the Allied Crystal sugar refinery and says a local biker gang supplies almost everything else.
Still unknown: There is no official Ambrosia Heights luxury district, stock exchange sector, purchasable ranch or refinery business system.
Hunting, fishing and off-road country
This national landmark reaches Leonida's northern border. Rockstar names hunting, fishing and off-road trails, with surrounding backwoods occupied by mystics and anti-government radicals.
Still unknown: No summit height, observatory, ghost schedule, mine system or survival-property mechanic has been announced.
A state-spanning story reaches well beyond Vice City into islands, wetlands, a western-style forgotten coast, central industry and northern parkland.
The six profiles are designed as distinct social and ecological zones, not merely differently colored sections of one city.
Mount Kalaga explicitly names hunting, fishing and off-road trails. Other regions visually establish boats, airboats, dirt bikes and dense road travel without confirming full activity systems.
Jason's Keys history, Brian's boat yard, Vice City's music scene, Raul's robbery network and Ambrosia's biker economy connect characters to different parts of Leonida.
No official source provides total area, drive times, road density, accessible interior count or the percentage of water versus land.
A practical source hierarchy for screenshots, videos and fan reconstructions
A name, description, platform page or screenshot caption published by Rockstar. These facts can anchor a guide without guessing.
A road, skyline or landmark visible in official media but not named. Useful evidence, provided the label stays descriptive.
A placement, distance or border reconstructed from perspective. Valuable research, but not official geography.
Use it to understand one plausible arrangement of visible landmarks. Do not use its coastline, road lengths or blank spaces as proof of the final playable world.
Three focused guides answer different map questions without repeating this page
The four officially named areas, visible city layers and the claims Rockstar has not made.
Compare environment, official activity signals, characters and unanswered questions.
Why square-mile estimates and viral size multipliers are not confirmation.
No. Rockstar has published six named region profiles and official screenshots, but not a complete navigable map, boundaries, road network, scale bar or total land-area figure.
The official world material names Vice City, Leonida Keys, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia and Mount Kalaga National Park.
Rockstar has not published a square-mile comparison or a statement establishing a precise size multiplier. Community maps can estimate layout, but they cannot confirm playable area or final scale.
No official Rockstar region page currently names those counties. They should not be presented as confirmed GTA VI geography.
Yes, when clearly labeled. They can organize visible roads, skylines and repeated landmarks, but their distances, borders and unexplored spaces remain interpretive until Rockstar publishes a final map.