GTA 6 Map Locations: Vice City & Six Leonida Regions
Explore the six regions Rockstar has introduced for GTA 6, from Vice City and Leonida Keys to Mount Kalaga. No invented map coordinates or routes.
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Official GTA 6 media
Official Rockstar Games artwork.
Rockstar Games ↗Which parts of Leonida has Rockstar revealed?
Rockstar’s Only in Leonida page introduces the following six destinations. This is a guide to their published characteristics, not a claim that these are every location in the game.
| Region | What distinguishes the official introduction |
|---|---|
| Vice City | Beaches, neighborhoods, nightlife, and a cruise port |
| Leonida Keys | A tropical island chain and surrounding waters |
| Grassrivers | Wetlands and mangroves with alligators |
| Port Gellhorn | A former holiday destination with declining tourist infrastructure |
| Ambrosia | Industrial activity, a sugar refinery, and a local biker gang |
| Mount Kalaga | A northern national landmark, woodland, and off-road trails |
Vice City
The city description names Ocean Beach, with pastel art deco hotels and white sand; Little Cuba, with its bakeries; the Tisha-Wocka flea market; and VC Port, associated with cruise ships. These named places make the city more specific than a generic beach setting.
Rockstar’s gallery includes beach life, urban streets, nightlife, and a skyline. Neither those scenes nor the neighborhood names establish exact boundaries, travel times, or a complete street map.
Leonida Keys
The Keys are introduced as a tropical archipelago with a relaxed social atmosphere and potentially dangerous surrounding waters. The official gallery shows islands connected by a bridge, a seaplane, a beach bar, divers, and people gathering on boats.
Jason’s background and Brian’s boatyard business connect the character introductions to this region. The source does not provide a route from Vice City or a list of accessible docks.
Grassrivers
Rockstar describes a wetland landscape with mangroves and alligators, while hinting at other dangers and unusual discoveries. Official images include airboats and a swamp pursuit.
These scenes support the region’s identity. They do not establish wildlife spawn coordinates, hunting rewards, or instructions for losing a wanted level.
Port Gellhorn
This coastal destination is described through cheap motels, closed attractions, and empty shopping strips left by a declining tourist economy. Its introduction contrasts that past with a rougher current local economy.
There is no verified business-purchase list or accessible-interior checklist in the region description. A building visible in a screenshot should not automatically become an explorable point of interest.
Ambrosia
Ambrosia’s introduction places industry in the heart of Leonida. The Allied Crystal sugar refinery is an employer, while a local biker gang is another important presence. Those details distinguish it from Vice City’s tourism and the Keys’ island setting.
The named refinery is a confirmed world detail, not a confirmed heist target, mission starting point, or player-owned business.
Mount Kalaga
Mount Kalaga lies by the state’s northern border. Rockstar highlights hunting, fishing, off-road trails, and surrounding woodland inhabited by people living away from government scrutiny. The gallery shows dirt bikes, forest roads, deer and a cougar, and a kayaker.
The description promotes those activities and surroundings without supplying a fishing guide, animal catalogue, trail coordinates, or detailed activity rules.
Is there a usable GTA 6 map here?
This page provides region names and distinguishing details. It does not supply coordinates or an interactive map: the reviewed introductions are not enough to construct accurate road links, collectible markers, or routes. Region-specific route guides remain unpublished until those details can be verified.
Source
Rockstar Games — Only in Leonida, all six “Explore” region panels and their image descriptions, checked October 28, 2026. See official footage for the distinction between promotional scenes and tested mechanics.