GTA VI Map — Leonida & Vice City
Every region, neighborhood and landmark we can place in the state of Leonida, each tagged by how solid the intel is, with a source. The base is the community-mapped Leonida world map — or flip to real Florida (Leonida's real-world basis) to see every spot's real-life analog. Hit “Mark found” on spots you've ticked off (hide them any time) and follow your progress on My Assets. Drop your own pins & notes; everything saves automatically.
Game-map view: the community-made Leonida map (tiles © map.gtadb.org & the GTA VI mapping community, CC BY 4.0); markers sit at community-verified spots where identified, otherwise converted from their real-world analogs — approximate until launch. Florida view: markers at their real-world analogs over OpenStreetMap/CARTO tiles. Unconfirmed spots are clearly tagged with a source. A fan project, not affiliated with Rockstar Games.
Want the exhaustive view? The community-run State of Leonida map triangulates the entire state from trailer frames and screenshots — a completeness-first reconstruction with real-life comparisons. Our map is deliberately lighter: named locations only, each sourced and confidence-tagged, with “Mark found” progress tracking — a checklist, not a census.
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FAQ
Where does this map come from?
Every marker is placed from official Rockstar trailers, screenshots and announcements. Anything not officially confirmed is clearly tagged (leaked, reported or rumored) with a source link, so you always know how solid each location is. The base map is the GTA VI mapping community’s reconstruction of Leonida (via the open-source map.gtadb.org, CC BY 4.0) — or switch to a real map of Florida, Leonida’s real-world basis, to see every spot’s real-life analog.
Can I track which locations I’ve found?
Yes — click any marker and hit “Mark found”. Found markers get a checkmark (tick “Hide found” in the sidebar to clear them off the map), and your progress rolls up on the GTA VI My Assets tracker. It saves automatically in your browser — sign in (free) to sync across devices.
Will it update before launch?
Yes — as Rockstar releases new trailers and screenshots ahead of the November 19, 2026 launch, we add markers and upgrade them (rumored → confirmed). Bookmark it and check back.
Is it accurate to the final map?
It’s the community’s best pre-release reconstruction, not a datamined map. On the game view, spots the mapping community has identified sit at their community-verified position; the rest are converted from their real-world Florida analogs (typically within a city block in mapped areas, rougher in the countryside). Everything gets re-verified against the real map once the game ships.
We're filling in stats, the full map and completion tracking as data drops. Get one email when GTA VI launches and the full freemode toolset goes live with real stats and maps.
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