GTA 6 Map Blowout: Every Confirmed Location in Leonida Revealed (With New Screenshots!)

Christmas came early for Grand Theft Auto fans this May. Just a week after delaying Grand Theft Auto 6 to May 26, 2026, Rockstar Games dropped a boatload of information about the upcoming game, including a new trailer and tons of screenshots and video clips, courtesy of an updated official website.

After introducing us to a bunch of new characters, Rockstar also dropped key details about the places that we'll be enjoying in Vice City and the larger state of Leonida.

Based on what we've seen so far, GTA 6 will give fans a much larger playground than ever before, dwarfing the size of previous locales, including Los Santos and Liberty City.

Here's every location Rockstar has confirmed for GTA 6 complete with updated screenshots.

Vice City

This isn't the Vice City older Grand Theft Auto: Vice City fans grew up in.

Much like with Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto V, Rockstar is making the HD Universe version of Vice City larger than ever.

According to Rockstar, Vice City is "the glamour, hustle, and greed of America captured in a single city."

Leonida Keys

Taking inspiration from the real-world Florida Keys, the Leonida Keys is described as a "gateway to paradise" where "the dress code is casual."

Grassrivers

Rockstar's version of the Florida Everglades is just as expansive, but arguably so much worse.

Hiding bodies, both literal and figurative, within its murky waters and tangled mangroves, the marshes of Grassrivers are an untamed force of nature not to be meddled with.

Port Gellhorn

The once-bustling vacation spot of Port Gellhorn is a GTA location at its finest: wild, chaotic, and rough.

This rundown part of Leonida will likely be where you'll want to find yourself running when you're trying to escape from the law.

Ambrosia

Thanks to the Allied Crystal sugar refinary, Ambrosia is an industry in and on itself.

Locals are more than happy to get their daily needs from working in the factories littered all over, and for "almost everything else", there's a local biker gang to fill the gaps.

Mount Kalaga

A national off-the-grid landmark that draws everyone from hunters to fishers and hillbillies alike, the Mount Kalaga National Park, found on the outstirks of Leonida, borders what could be another playable state.