GTA 6 Map: Vice City, Leonida & Confirmed Locations

GTA 6 is set in the fictional state of Leonida, a Florida-inspired region built around a modern-day version of Vice City. Rockstar has confirmed the setting and six named regions directly, though the full map layout and exact size remain unofficial.

Confirmed Setting

Vice City is the central hub, once again standing in for a fictionalized Miami. Rockstar officially named six regions within Leonida as part of its pre-order screenshot drop — not a leak, but confirmed directly by Rockstar itself:

• Vice City — the urban core
• Grassrivers — an Everglades-inspired wetland area
• Leonida Keys — a stand-in for the Florida Keys, with a settlement called Key Lento (styled after Key Largo) as its apparent hub
• Port Gellhorn
• Ambrosia
• Mount Kalaga — a national park area

These span a mix of urban, coastal, and swampland environments, giving Leonida more environmental variety than GTA 5's Los Santos and Blaine County.

Map Size — Community Estimates

Rockstar hasn't published an official map size. Community mapping projects, built by combining footage from official trailers, promotional screenshots, and older leaked footage from 2022, estimate the map at roughly 2 to 2.7 times larger than GTA 5's. These figures come from fan analysis, not Rockstar confirmation, so treat them as informed estimates rather than fact.

Community Mapping Projects

With no official map release from Rockstar, fans have spent years building their own reconstructions:

• A mapping project that started on GTAForums right after the September 2022 leaks began as a rough 30–40% accurate outline based on leaked coordinates. After the first official trailer in December 2023 confirmed coastlines and city details, the project's own accuracy estimate rose to 70–80%. By late 2025, its creators claimed roughly 95–98% accuracy.
• A separate interactive project, hosted at map.stateofleonida.net, has compiled over 1,600 points of interest from trailers, screenshots, and leaked engine coordinates, reaching its 13th revision in June 2026. Its creators are upfront that around 14% of markers are still tagged "unconfirmed," with an estimated 10–15% margin of error overall.

Both projects are fan work, not official Rockstar releases — useful as a reference, but not a substitute for what Rockstar eventually ships.

Post-Launch Expansion

Rockstar has confirmed plans to keep expanding GTA 6's world after launch, adding new cities and missions over time rather than treating the map as fixed at release. This mirrors how GTA Online's map grew well beyond Los Santos over the years following GTA 5.

FAQ

Is Vice City the only city in GTA 6?

No — it's the central hub, but Leonida includes five other officially named regions: Grassrivers, Leonida Keys, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia, and Mount Kalaga.

How much bigger is the GTA 6 map than GTA 5's?

Community estimates suggest roughly 2 to 2.7 times larger, though this isn't officially confirmed by Rockstar.

Is there an official GTA 6 map I can look at?

No — Rockstar hasn't released one. What exists online are fan reconstructions built from trailers, screenshots, and leaked coordinates, with their own creators estimating 85–98% accuracy depending on the project.

Will Rockstar add new areas to the map after launch?

Yes — Rockstar has confirmed plans to expand the world with new cities and missions over time post-launch.

Are the leaked 2022 map details still accurate?

Some fan mapping projects incorporate that older footage, but development has continued since then, so treat older leaks as a partial and potentially outdated picture.

Conclusion

Leonida's six officially confirmed regions already suggest a more varied map than GTA 5 offered, and years of fan cartography have filled in a lot of the gaps Rockstar hasn't addressed directly — but none of it replaces an official map, and Rockstar's own plans to keep expanding the world post-launch mean the map you get on day one won't be the final word on the game's world.