GTA 6 Map and Setting: Leonida, Vice City and Confirmed Locations

GTA 6 is set in Leonida, Rockstar's fictional take on Florida, and its biggest city is a place series veterans know well: Vice City. But the city is only one of six regions Rockstar has officially named. The full confirmed list is Vice City, the Leonida Keys, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia and Mount Kalaga National Park. The game launches on 19 November 2026 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S — it has not released yet — and everything below is drawn from Rockstar's own website, trailers and Newswire posts, not from leaked maps.

What are the six confirmed regions of Leonida?

Rockstar named all six places on its official site alongside the second trailer, and they sketch out a varied state rather than one city with countryside around it:

• Vice City — the state's neon-soaked metropolis and the heart of the game.
• Leonida Keys — a tropical archipelago of islands surrounded by beautiful but dangerous waters; smuggling country, and where Jason Duval works.
• Grassrivers — wetlands and swamp, all airboats, gators and murky water.
• Port Gellhorn — a coastal resort town that has seen better days.
• Ambrosia — Leonida's industrial heartland, built around sugar production.
• Mount Kalaga National Park — wilderness country of hills, forest and wildlife, about as far from Vice City's neon as the state gets.

Which locations inside Vice City are confirmed?

Fewer than the internet would have you believe. Rockstar's own description of the city names four places: Ocean Beach, with its pastel Art Deco hotels and white sand; Little Cuba, a neighbourhood characterised by its busy bakeries and street life; the Tisha-Wocka flea market, known for bootleg brands; and VC Port, billed as the cruise ship capital of the world. Anything beyond those four — and there are long lists of supposed districts doing the rounds — comes from fans reading signage in trailers and screenshots. Some of it will turn out to be right, but Rockstar has not confirmed it, so treat those lists as mapping projects rather than facts.

Is Vice City the whole map?

No, and this is the biggest change from the 2002 game that made the city famous. Back then, Vice City was the entire world. This time it is the centrepiece of a whole state, with Jason's story starting down in the Keys and the official synopsis promising a conspiracy that stretches across Leonida. The trailers back that up, cutting between city streets, island causeways, swamp and small-town strip malls. How those regions connect, how long the drives between them feel, and where one area ends and another begins are things nobody outside Rockstar can honestly tell you until the game is out.

Has Rockstar released the official GTA 6 map?

Not yet. There is no official in-game map image, no published legend, and no list of counties or districts to pore over. The detailed Leonida maps you will find online are fan reconstructions stitched together from trailer frames and screenshots — impressive work, but stitched together all the same, and their coastlines and place names are educated guesses. Rockstar has announced that a printable map will be posted on its official site at launch, on 19 November 2026. Until then, the six named regions are the official geography.

What don't we know about Leonida yet?

Rather a lot, and it is better to admit that than to fill the gaps with trailer archaeology. Rockstar has not said which buildings can be entered, how the six regions are stitched together, whether boats and planes open up the waters between the Keys from the start, or what the state looks like at its edges. It has not confirmed a year for the story beyond a modern-day setting, either. Trailers have shown plenty — causeways, strip malls, swamps, a very busy-looking Vice Beach — but a trailer is a highlight reel, not a geography lesson. The gaps close on launch day, and not before.

How big is the GTA 6 map?

Rockstar has never given a figure, and any precise size you have seen quoted — square miles, comparisons measured to the decimal point — is not an official number. What is fair to say, from the six regions and the footage shown, is that this is a much larger setting than a single city: an urban core, an island chain, swampland and a national park do not fit into a small world. But the honest answer is that the map's true scale only becomes clear on launch day, when players can finally drive from one end of Leonida to the other and time it.