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Tap a region to see what is known and what is just rumor. Official, leak and fan, each with its own label.
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Three map images going around among fans. None is official and the origin of all of them is unconfirmed. Tap an image to open it full size.

Photo of a printed, illustrated map showing counties, Vice City and Grassrivers. It could be a giveaway or product art.
Not an official Rockstar map. We do not know who made this image or whether it shows the final game.

A size comparison going around social media. It looks like a fan edit built from the leaked map.
Not an official Rockstar map. We do not know who made this image or whether it shows the final game.

Map with region names over a satellite-style look. It looks like fan work.
Not an official Rockstar map. We do not know who made this image or whether it shows the final game.
This is our own schematic map. Shapes and positions are invented and do not show where things are in the game. The images in the gallery above come from other people, with unconfirmed origin.
A GTA map has three kinds of information: what Rockstar showed, what leaked and what fans put together. Here each one gets its own label. No mixing.

Six areas appear in official images and descriptions.
According to GTABase, these appear in official images and descriptions: Vice City, Leonida Keys, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia and Mount Kalaga. (about what you can see)
Still to confirm: The position of each area on the map is not official.
Source: GTABase — map locations · updated Nov 9, 2026. Lists the six areas and separates what is official from the site's own assembly. See also: Rockstar — Only in Leonida
Vice City postcard; one of the regions, not a map of the six. Official image from Rockstar Games.
In August a map attributed to a leaker went around.
Not confirmed: this reports what the press says about a leak. We never use the leaked material.
In August a map attributed to the leaker CyberLeek went around, with five counties: Lummox, Kelly, Leonard, Vice-Dale and Mariana. The Game Post says the origin is unverified and the image looks like a fan reconstruction. GTABase says it would come from an old development build and may change.
Still to confirm: No one has confirmed whether this map is right.
Source: The Game Post · 19–20/08/2026. Reports the leak and adds a caveat about its origin.
The V16 project combines trailers, screenshots and the leak.
Not confirmed: information going around, with no confirmation from Rockstar.
A group of fans maintains the V16 project, which mixes the Extended Look, screenshots and the leak. Notebookcheck says it is probably the most accurate representation so far.
Still to confirm: It is a fan reconstruction; Rockstar has not validated it.
Source: Notebookcheck — community map · 07/09/2026. Describes the project as work in progress.
The claim has no direct quote or link to the statement.
Not confirmed: information going around, with no confirmation from Rockstar.
It is said that the map would be twice the size of GTA V and that Vice City would be twice the size of Los Santos, in a statement attributed to Rob Nelson. Notebookcheck writes that it was said in an unconfirmed way ('reportedly'), with no direct quote or link to the statement.
Still to confirm: We could not find the original statement; treat it as unconfirmed.
Source: Notebookcheck — community map · 07/09/2026. Repeats the claim with the word 'reportedly'.
The name appears on license plates in Trailer 2.
A guess or an interpretation, not a confirmation.
The name Gloriana appears on license plates in Trailer 2 and in screenshots, and that is where the idea of a second state in the game came from.
Still to confirm: No confirmation from Rockstar.
Source: GTABase — map locations · updated Nov 9, 2026. Explains where the name came from and the conclusion after the leak. See also: Beebom — easter eggs
Three cities, four sub-cities and more than 700 locations.
Not confirmed: information going around, with no confirmation from Rockstar.
The word is that the map would have three big cities, four sub-cities and more than 700 enterable locations. GTABase itself marks it as a rumor. The idea predates the August leak.
Still to confirm: We found no primary source.
Source: GTABase — map locations · updated Nov 9, 2026. Lists the rumor and warns that it is a rumor.

Little Haiti, Little Havana, South Beach and other names are going around.
Not confirmed: information going around, with no confirmation from Rockstar.
These Vice City neighborhood and place names are going around: Little Haiti, Little Havana, South Beach, Ocean Beach, Stockyard ('Wynwood'), Venetian Islands and others. The list comes largely from the leak and from plates read by fans.
Still to confirm: Not confirmed by Rockstar.
Source: GTABase — map locations · updated Nov 9, 2026. Gathers the list with a not-confirmed notice.
Street under an overpass with murals; neighborhood names remain unconfirmed. Official image from Rockstar Games.
Ideas for expansions and for a map that changes.
Not confirmed: information going around, with no confirmation from Rockstar.
Ideas are going around for post-launch expansions, a 'changing map' and a map with every city in the series. GTABase classes it all as speculation or fan concept.
Still to confirm: Nothing official.
Source: GTABase — map locations · updated Nov 9, 2026. Separates out what is a fan concept.
Rockstar publishes the Leonida map on launch day.
On launch day, Rockstar publishes a cover poster and a map of Leonida to print, free, on the official site. Later, a physical version, front and back, arrives at the Rockstar Store for $0.99 on its own or as a freebie with any purchase.
Still to confirm: What the map shows will only be known after Nov 19.
Source: Rockstar Newswire — pre-load · 03/11/2026. Announces the map and the poster along with the preload.