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Leonida field guide

Leonida,
by name.

A visual index of the places named in official GTA VI material. Their exact positions have not been verified here.

Fan-made schematic · not to scale

The Leonida index

Browse the named setting and destinations. This diagram shows naming relationships only; it does not plot geography.

LEONIDA · SETTING ATLAS

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Drag to pan · scroll to zoom · use arrow keys to pan, + / − to zoom, Home to reset. Connectors show setting relationships only.

Positions unverified

No verified full-map image available

Rockstar’s public material names places but does not provide a complete, positioned map for this guide. We have not found a licensed high-resolution map asset in this project, so this page uses an original interactive place index instead of invented islands, roads or markers.

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What the evidence supports

Names are confirmed.
Map positions are not.

Rockstar’s official GTA VI material identifies Leonida as the state and Vice City as a city in its setting. It also names the Leonida Keys, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia, Grassrivers and Mount Kalaga.

These entries record place names and the official source checked. They do not claim exact placement, borders, routes, scale or distance. The list will only gain geographic pins when a usable source supports them.

Locations FAQ

What is known about the GTA VI map?

Has Rockstar published the complete GTA VI map?

No complete official map is presented here. Rockstar’s public material names places, but this guide does not claim verified map positions, routes or borders.

Where is GTA VI set?

GTA VI is set in the fictional state of Leonida, which includes Vice City. Other officially named destinations include the Leonida Keys, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia, Grassrivers and Mount Kalaga National Park.

Are the diagram’s locations to scale?

No. The original schematic groups officially named places to help browse them. It does not show geography, exact placement, distance, boundaries or scale.