GTA 6 interactive map: Leonida and Vice City

GTA 6 is set in the state of Leonida — a fictional take on Florida. The center of the map is Vice City, back for the first time since the 2002 classic, except that this time it is only one part of an open world the size of a state. Below: an interactive map of the state and a rundown of every confirmed region.

The interactive map of Leonida

Until Rockstar shows the official map, the GTA 6 Mapping Community has built its own — State of Leonida: more than 1600 points of interest reconstructed from trailer frames, pre-order screenshots and leaks. Every marker carries either an in-game screenshot or a comparison with the real place in Florida. Hit the button and the map loads right here on the page.

Vice CityLeonida KeysGrassriversAmbrosiaPort GellhornMount Kalaga 🗺️ Load the interactive map 1600+ points of interest · trailer screenshots · Florida comparisons

This is a fan reconstruction, not official Rockstar data: borders, names and details can all change before launch. But for getting a sense of the scale of the state there is nothing better right now — the community updates the map after every new trailer and screenshot.

Confirmed regions

All six regions below are official information from the Rockstar site, not rumors:

Region	Real-world model	What it is
Vice City	Miami	The metropolis: neon, beaches, towers — the heart of the game
Leonida Keys	the Florida Keys	A chain of islands to the south, boats and smuggling
Grassrivers	the Everglades	Swamps with alligators and airboats
Port Gellhorn	the Florida Panhandle	A run-down coastal town: motels, strip clubs
Ambrosia	Florida’s sugar belt	An industrial zone around a sugar mill
Mount Kalaga National Park	north Florida / Georgia	Forest, hills and the middle of nowhere

That list alone shows the ambition: a city, resort islands, wetlands, small-town backcountry and open wilderness, all on one map.

Map size

There is still no absolute figure, but on August 27, 2026 Rockstar gave ratios for the first time — in a New York Times interview and from Rockstar North’s head of development, Rob Nelson:

Comparison	Multiplier
The whole map vs GTA 5’s map	×2
The whole map vs Red Dead Redemption 2’s map	×3
Vice City vs Los Santos	×2
Vice City plus suburbs vs Los Santos and surroundings	×11

“But RDR 2 is bigger than GTA 5” is a common objection with a simple answer: RDR 2’s world is denser and you move through it more slowly, so it feels larger — by area GTA 5 was always the bigger game.

One more detail from the same source: the in-game map is now satellite imagery rather than the road schematic of previous entries. The full showcase breakdown is on the trailer 3 page, the mechanics on the gameplay page.

What to expect from the world

Judging by the trailers, the emphasis is on a world that feels alive: crowded beaches, in-game social media, wildlife from alligators to flamingos. Plus two protagonists — Jason and Lucia — who actually live in this world instead of teleporting between missions. What this world will hide for collectible hunters, and how Rockstar tends to run the hunt, gets its own page — collectibles and secrets.

Whether Leonida really is that alive is something I’ll be testing live from launch on November 19 — follow along and we’ll explore the map together.