GTA 6 Map: Leonida, Vice City and Every Confirmed Location

The GTA 6 map has no official version yet. What exists officially is smaller than the search interest implies: Rockstar's trailer description names the setting as the state of Leonida, home to Vice City, and the two trailers show a slice of it. Everything beyond that, the full landmass, the city count, the countryside ratio, is either trailer forensics or waiting for Rockstar to publish the map itself.

What is officially known about the setting

Vice City is the load-bearing nostalgia fact: the metropolis last seen as a 2002 title's playground returns as part of a modern open world. What Leonida adds around it, beach towns, swamps in the Everglades mold, interior country, is visible in trailer shots but unnamed until Rockstar says otherwise. Both names also surface in official pre-order marketing art, on a Goodtime Gear shirt reading Leonida against a Greetings from Vice City mural.

Officially named locations

Nine places in and around Leonida are named in Rockstar's own edition descriptions. Each row carries its official context, verbatim in spirit from the source text.

All nine trace to Rockstar's editions page; the list grows the day official text names another place.

⚠️ Community-reported, unverified. Media trailer analysis (IGN and the mapping community) adds more names in circulation: Port Vice City, the Keys, the Vice Beaches, Hamlet, Waning Sands and Vice City International Airport. None of these is confirmed by Rockstar text yet; they appear here labeled, not as fact.

The community mapping project

Because the official map does not exist, the community is building one from evidence. The GTA 6 mapping project cross-references every frame of both trailers, aligns skylines, road signs and horizon silhouettes, and assembles a growing mosaic of Leonida, published as the interactive State of Leonida map (a fan-made community project). The project iterates in public versions, which is why searches for an interactive GTA 6 map keep landing on it. Two cautions apply: leaked maps also circulate widely, and this wiki does not host or embed leaked media (details sourced from public analysis appear only with a community-reported, unverified label), and reconstruction quality varies by version. Two things are worth keeping straight when you look at any fan-made map:

1. It is reconstruction, not disclosure. Every placement is an inference from a camera angle Rockstar chose for drama, not survey data.
2. It is directionally impressive. Repeated landmarks across two trailers three years apart let mappers anchor real geometry, which is why successive versions converge instead of thrashing.

When Rockstar publishes the official map, this section becomes a comparison: what the community got right, and what nobody saw coming. That moment is a page event, and the trailers page is usually the delivery vehicle for new footage to map from.

GTA 6 map versus GTA 5: no official numbers

Is GTA 6's map bigger than GTA 5's? Officially, Rockstar has published no map, no dimensions and no comparison of any kind. Community measurements circulate in large numbers, but they are built on unofficial material and they disagree with each other: land area, urban area and water area each get measured differently by different counters, and the multipliers that result spread widely. This wiki prints no multiplier. The honest answer is that nothing official exists and the community's own numbers conflict; when Rockstar publishes a map or a size, this section is replaced the same day.

What the trailers actually showed

Two videos, December 4, 2023 and May 6, 2025, both verified on the official channel (full catalogue with dates on the trailers page). Without over-reading them: Trailer 1 centers Vice City's neon waterfront and introduces Lucia; Trailer 2 widens the view with Jason and more of the state. Specific location claims beyond that stay on this page only with a [partial] tag, per the discipline explained on the about page.

Why the map matters more in GTA 6 than usual

A GTA map page would normally be a database page. For an unreleased game it is a tracker, and the tracking is the value: the map is the single most-searched artifact that does not exist yet, which means the space is full of fabrications. This page's job is to be the version of that answer that never publishes a fake. When facts land, they land with dates, the same way the release date and delay history pages record the launch story.