From Vice City to Mount Kalaga: the great interactive atlas of all six officially revealed regions of Leonida.
// Editorial context
Rockstar describes six regions with distinct social, geographic and economic identities. The useful question is not only how much land exists, but how those contrasts may shape travel, missions and encounters.
Vice City, the Leonida Keys, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia and Mount Kalaga are officially named. Their descriptions range from a dense metropolis and tourist islands to wetlands, industry, a faded coastal town and a national park. For players, this establishes a broad set of environments in which driving, boating and exploration can feel different. It does not by itself confirm every activity that might logically fit those places.
Trailers and world material show elevated roads, long bridges, waterways, industrial ground and rural routes. That is evidence that movement will extend beyond city blocks and that different vehicles may suit different journeys. What remains unknown is just as important: Rockstar has not explained travel times, the number of enterable buildings or the density of events between major locations. Visible scenery should not be mistaken for a complete systems description.
Our map places confirmed names inside an original fan reconstruction. Coastlines, distances and marker positions are not Rockstar map data. Comparisons with Florida help explain mood and geography, but they are not scale measurements. Before release, the safest reading is to trust the officially published region names and broad character, while treating precise routes, borders and size estimates as provisional community interpretation.
Basis: Rockstar Games' official GTA VI world and character descriptions; spatial conclusions are labelled as editorial interpretation.
// Leonida live / Fan reconstruction
Choose a glowing location and discover the mood behind the region. Map, events, and scenes are independent fan art — confirmed locations remain clearly marked.
Metropolis
Neon reflects off wet asphalt. Between beach clubs and elevated highways, the night thickens — and a searchlight already sweeps over the city.
The pulsing center of Leonida's southeast coast: beaches, art deco facades, high-rises, nightlife, and social-media excess.
Real-World Echo
Miami, Miami Beach, and South Florida's urban belt
// Region files
Every region has its own profile. The named locations come from Rockstar's world and character material; specific on-location activities are not automatically confirmed.
Metropolis
The pulsing center of Leonida's southeast coast: beaches, art deco facades, high-rises, nightlife, and social-media excess.
Island Chain
Tropical islands, long overseas bridges, angler bars, and turquoise water. Jason works here for local drug couriers.
Wetland
A vast swamp and grassland with airboats, alligators, mangroves, and narrow waterways.
Coastal Town
A run-down harbor and coastal town with motels, shopping centers, and traces of past tourism years.
Industry & Fields
Leonida's sugar heartland: fields, industrial plants, biker culture, and the Allied Crystal Sugar Refinery define this region.
National Park
The northern wilderness offers mountains, forests, rivers, hunting grounds, and trails far away from Vice City.
// Place finder
Search for known locations and jump straight to the corresponding region.
Leonida is more than Vice City: Rockstar's material deliberately shows extreme transitions between dense city, islands, swamp, industry, and wilderness.
// Region Details
This is how Rockstar describes the state's six areas. The places named are official; specific in-game activities there are not.
Six areas
Glamour, hustle and greed in one city: pastel art deco hotels and the white sand of Ocean Beach, the panaderías of Little Cuba, knock-off designer goods at the Tisha Wocka flea market, and the port at the heart of the cruise trade.
Laid-back living on a tropical peninsula — a deck chair, a beer, and some of the most beautiful and most dangerous waters in America right outside the door.
Untouched expanses that hide a lot beneath the surface. Alligators are the famous attraction, but deadlier predators and stranger discoveries wait in the mangroves.
Cheap motels, shuttered attractions, empty malls. In this former holiday hotspot a different economy booms — liquor, painkillers and gas station energy drinks. Dirt bike country.
In the heart of Leonida, industry and traditional values rule. The Allied Crystal sugar plant provides the jobs; the local biker gang provides almost everything else.
A national landmark near the northern border, good for hunting, fishing and hiking. Backcountry woods are home to hillbilly mystics and paranoid radicals living off the grid.
Also observed
GTA 6 is set in a modern version of Vice City — unlike the 1980s original from 2002. The swampland of the Leonida Wetlands also appears in the footage. Two crews are known by name: Thrillbilly Mud Club and High Rollerz Lifestyle.
Primary source
The six regions and core statements come from Rockstar's official GTA VI world page and character profiles. Map shape, distances, and real-world inspirations are editorial interpretations. View official world.
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