GTA 6

GTA 6 map: the confirmed map of Leonida, and every named place

The poster in the Goodtime State box is the only official GTA 6 map, it comes with no size given, and everything the footage names is below, region by region.

The GTA 6 minimap at 15:49 of the Extended Look
The minimap at 15:49.90: a rounded rectangle with 174 ft at the top left, a pink route from the player's arrow in a dark disc to a pink dot, and a single letter in a black disc on the right-hand rim

What Rockstar has actually shown

The state is called Leonida, and it stands in for Florida. Vice City sits at its centre and stands in for Miami. Both names are Rockstar’s, from the first trailer onward; the real-world models are ours, and they are the obvious reading of the Everglades, the art deco beachfront, the keys chain and the panhandle in the footage. The full reasoning is on where GTA 6 is set.

Within Leonida, the file names in the screenshot bundle on Rockstar’s own media page sort the press screenshots under six regions. That division is theirs, not ours, and each has a page with every official image of it:

Below the regions, the footage names three counties on signs and badges: Kelly County, Vice-Dale County and Ambrosia County. Where the county lines fall, and how they relate to the six regions, is not something the footage tells you.

Below that sit the places. A place gets a page here when its name is in official material: legible on a sign, a neon, a banner or a shop front, or printed by Rockstar in a caption or a file name. A place stands under the region whose press screenshots it was read from. A place read from a trailer, the Extended Look or a render, which carry no region name, is listed at the end until official material places it.

Vice City

Twelve official screenshots of the city, from the beach and Ocean Drive to the towers, the arena and the giant VICE CITY sign.

  • The concert hall on the square: A concert hall in GTA 6's Vice City: a glazed, yellow-lit block on the square, its marquee reading ...N CONCERT HALL.
  • Firefly Plaza: A banded deco apartment block in Vice City with its name painted across the rooftop structure.
  • The Galina opera house: A banded building in night-time Vice City with GALINA BALLE... and OPERA HO... cut into its podium wall.
  • Gloriana: A second state known only from number plates. The name reads on one, a dolphin device ties a second, and two more stay open.
  • Hotel Valetta: A white art deco hotel with its name in two stacked lines on the wall, HOTEL over VALETTA, a star either side of each word.
  • The income tax office: INCOME TAX hand-lettered in dark red on an ochre fascia board, in the ninth Vice City press image.
  • Manman: A tinned food brand on a billboard in Vice City.
  • Megamundo: A lit tower on the bay with its name across the base, seen past the metro in the Extended Look at 20:32 and as a table model at 22:15.
  • Ocean View Hotel: Large pink neon at night, with a police officer in front of it and a woman kneeling on the boot of a patrol car.
  • Palaestra Tower: A fluted uplit tower in night-time Vice City with its name painted across the podium.
  • Sahara Arena: The name in lower case at both ends of the building, lit in the night overview of Vice City.
  • The Sumerian: A named concert hall in the Vice City arts district.
  • Vice City Arts Center: A complex lit green in the night overview, its name on a band under a glazed bridge, the opera house on its lower floors.
  • The Vice City sign: Giant letters standing against a pink-lit sky, uplit from the ground, with a jet flying low over them, gear down.
  • Vicebeach Police: The city force, read off a patrol car on Ocean Drive, with its unit number, its 911 line and a plate.

Leonida Keys

An island chain joined by a causeway, with turquoise shallows, a dive reef, a beach bar and an iguana in the road.

  • Chip's Body Shop: A hand-painted board in the Leonida Keys press image, with a whale painted on the slatted panel beside it.
  • The underwater pilings: A line of sunken pilings in GTA 6, on the reef in the Leonida Keys press screenshot, with divers and a sea turtle in the same frame.
  • The Rusty Anchor: A timber beach bar in the Leonida Keys with its name on a hanging board, a crab festival banner and a full deck.

Port Gellhorn

A run-down coastal town of trailers and neon, with the Starlet Motel, Delights Cabaret and a water tower over it all.

  • Delights Cabaret: A Port Gellhorn strip club with pink neon and a letter board reading NEW GIRLS NEW FOOD.
  • Starlet Motel: A Port Gellhorn motel sign with a bulb-studded arrow, Starlet in neon script and VACANCY in red neon.

Mount Kalaga National Park

A red rock gorge, pine forest with deer and a cougar, a kayak river with a flood gauge, and graffitied silos.

Grassrivers

The swamp, with stilt houses, airboats in the lily pads, alligators and the Vice City skyline through the haze.

  • Airgator Airboats: AIRGATOR across the plate behind an airboat seat, AIRBOAT 09 beneath it, read letter by letter off one official press still.
  • Patriot Beer: The script read at full resolution, the product word under it at our letter floor, and the five places the label appears.

Ambrosia

Inland Leonida, with a motorcycle club on the main road, a field of crops on fire, a bikini car wash and a mud party.

  • Final Chapter MC: A motorcycle club whose colours read FINAL CHAPTER over AMBROSIA, with 1982 and MC beside a reaper patch.
  • Xero: The petrol station brand, its X device, and the pump prices as they read on the price totem. From official footage, measured.

Vice-Dale County

Named on a corrections badge in Trailer 1 and on a police helicopter in Trailer 2, the same name twice in two trailers.

Kelly County

A motorway sign naming the county and VCI Airport, read shield by shield on the full-size frame.

Ambrosia County

A road sign for the county sheriff's office, read through heavy haze in a Rockstar press image, with no apostrophe on the board.

Named places not yet placed in a region

  • A1 Fashions: A clothes shop at 9:05 of the Extended Look, with its name and phone number painted on the fascia board.
  • Ambrosia Raceway Park: A billboard with a chequered-flag border, a 555 number and NEXT RIGHT, at 17:47 of the Extended Look.
  • Ammu-Nation: Confirmed by a TV commercial in Trailer 2: the star logo, a wall of long guns, and a presenter in a vest reading PHIL'S.
  • Brian's Boat Works & Marina: The full name on a painted sign over a boat shed in Trailer 2, and Brian's on Jason's cap and a seaplane fuselage.
  • BrownStein's Root Beer: A mug behind a stacked sandwich at 7:58 of the Extended Look. What its label says, and what it does not.
  • Bugstars Ratout: A green box against rats under the name of GTA V's pest-control firm, on the drug-cutting table at 3:37 of the Extended Look.
  • Checks Cashed: A cheque-cashing shop whose fascia reads CHECKS CA$H before Lucia's head hides the rest, with EFECTIVO RAPIDO on the board beside it.
  • The correctional facility: Lucia in custody, the wire and a cell window in Trailer 1, the watchtower and a bilingual visitors' counter.
  • Diamond Dawgs: A jewellery shop named on its own fascia at 18:05 of the Extended Look, in a cream block with EYE & DRY on the corner.
  • Dominion Hotel: DOMINION HOTEL in channel letters with pinkish-red tubes across a pale art deco facade, read letter by letter off Trailer 2.
  • Effluvia: A rooftop bar whose name we can now read in full, in gold on the back bar, all eight letters on the 4K original.
  • Electric Fang Tattoo: A parlour behind a round neon wolf-head sign, from Rockstar's own render, with the name in white neon round the rim.
  • Fizzazz: The can read at full resolution: wordmark, leaf, ribbon and orange slice, and the one word on it that does not resolve.
  • The Flamingrill: The sign in the Extended Look read letter by letter, with The in script above the block capitals and a barred window below.
  • FUFU: A shopfront across the street at 18:01 of the Extended Look, named over its door and seen through a glass door.
  • Hamlet: A neighbourhood named only in a livestream caption at 0:58 of Trailer 1, with the street it was filmed on.
  • Hoodwinks: A bar named on an unlit vertical board beside the Liquor Bar neon and on a painted sign that begins Ho and ends ks BAR.
  • Hurricane Roxy: A painted plank arrow inside a bar in Trailer 2, read as far as the third line, which a customer is standing in front of.
  • Jack of Hearts: A Vice City club named in halves by two press images and in full on its own front-door sticker at 17:34 of the Extended Look.
  • Josefina: Its name in magenta capitals on a white board at 16:53 of the Extended Look, and a red truck painted with a flamingo passing below it.
  • Joyería: A yellow jeweller's fascia in the Extended Look, read as far as the frame allows, with the rest of the name off the edge.
  • Leonida Marine Center: The name printed across the back of a T-shirt at 0:41 of Trailer 2, the only appearance in the official material.
  • Lickety Split: A corner ice cream parlour with its name in red on a white board over a green awning, at 15:25 of the Extended Look.
  • Liquor Bar: Orange neon spelling QUOR and BAR on a dark corner, the LI above the edge of the screenshot, an unlit board behind it.
  • Little Haiti: A street of murals with HAITI worked into the artwork, and painted piers under an elevated road.
  • Logger Beer: A brown long-neck bottle with a lumberjack label. LOGG and BEE face the camera, the rest turns away; the name is a completion.
  • Luna Void: A white building with LUNA in gold over its doorway and VOID in dark grey over its glass front, at 15:25 of the Extended Look.
  • Manatees: A team name read off the chest of a mint green mesh jersey with the number 19 in white and pink, from one official screenshot.
  • Mega Noticias: A Spanish-language news channel, seen as a bug on a corrections broadcast at 1:04 of Trailer 1.
  • The elevated metro: A guideway with a train on it beside a road deck on concrete piers, and a second stretch downtown at 20:32 of the Extended Look.
  • The neon pool deck: A neon-lit pool deck in GTA 6 at 2:06 of Trailer 2: dancers on a canopy edged in pink neon, a round platform under neon rings, and Taste the Pleasure.
  • Nine1Nine: A club lit with NINE and the start of an N at 1:39 of Trailer 2, its name spelled out on a banner across the sky in the Extended Look.
  • Ocean Drive: The neon hotel strip at dusk, with cars parked nose-in and people on the pavement and between them.
  • Only Raw Records: A record label named on a screen behind the mixing desk where Dre'Quan Priest is photographed.
  • Paño Rojo: A restaurant with its name in black script on the arch and in faded white on the patio wall, at 18:15 of the Extended Look.
  • Pawn & Gun: A shop front at 1:10 of Trailer 1 advertising a pawn shop and a gun shop under one sign, with a 305 phone number over the door.
  • Phil's Ammu-Nation: A named branch of the gun-shop chain, read off the presenter's vest in a television commercial at 2:11 of Trailer 2.
  • Prairie Sandwich Box Meal: An advert at 7:58 of the Extended Look, with Lasso Fries and BrownStein's Root Beer, and what its lettering says.
  • PTT Store: A crowd around a pink and turquoise bike, with PTT tagged on the wall above the door. What Rockstar's render shows, measured.
  • The Leonida race circuit: A graded dirt track with bermed corners cut through hilly scrub, and a fenced tarmac circuit in a second frame.
  • Redwood Suites: A named apartment complex, with the name in cursive script beside the entrance.
  • Rideout Customs: A workshop with a yellow coupe on stands and a car on a lift behind. What Rockstar's render shows, measured.
  • Sara's Salon: SARA'S UNISEX SALON on the window in Rockstar's render, a manicure inside, and a wash basin and hood dryer at the back.
  • Stockyard Downtown: A freeway exit sign at 0:24 of Trailer 1 naming the district and Catalan Blvd, read letter by letter.
  • Uncle Jack's: UNCLE JACK'S LIQUOR read backwards off the shop's glass door in Trailer 1. Not a filling station: the glass says what it sells.
  • The VICE letters: Giant free-standing letters against an evening sky at 0:39 of Trailer 1, built like the Vice City sign and possibly part of it.
  • Video Forever: A video shop at 17:51 of the Extended Look with STORE CLOSING across the window, read as far as the frame allows.
  • W Blanco's Cuban Foods: A rooftop board in black block capitals at 6:04 of the Extended Look, over a wall painted with eagles and stripes.
  • Weazel News: The series' returning broadcaster at 1:03 of Trailer 1, with its lower third, a clock and a headline about a dine-and-dash.
  • Wyman's World Auto Salvage: The name, PARTS BOUGHT AND SOLD and a phone number read off a man's vest in Rockstar's render, measured.
  • Zekes Gadgets: A gadget shop with the name painted on the wall and WE DO REPAIRS on a banner under the arch.

How big is the map?

Rockstar has published no figure, and the poster map comes without one. Not in square kilometres, not as a multiple of Grand Theft Auto V, not as a count of regions. Every number in circulation is derived from leaked material or from measuring trailer footage against a guess at the camera’s height, and neither method produces something you could defend.

What the footage supports saying is narrower and more useful: the map is a state rather than a city. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City in 2002 was the city and nothing else. This time the city is one of six regions, with a swamp, a mountain park, a keys chain and an industrial interior around it.

What the map does not show yet

  • The size of the map, in any unit.
  • Whether the six regions are the whole state or the parts shown so far.
  • Where the boundaries between regions and counties fall.
  • Whether any region is locked at the start of the game.
  • Whether there is anything beyond the mainland and the Keys.

When Rockstar publishes a size, or a map outside the merchandise box, this page changes, and the map question records what changed.

Last updated 29 September 2026