Officially named
The six Rockstar regions and labels used directly in People & Places and the media library.
Leonida evidence map
Rockstar has named Vice City, Leonida Keys, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia, and Mount Kalaga National Park. A complete authoritative in-game map is not public.
Analysis This original diagram groups official regions for navigation. It is not an official map and does not claim exact geographic placement.
Official region index
65 region-tagged official assets in the current manifest.

Vice City is GTA VI’s neon-lit metropolitan center and the best-documented part of Leonida, shown across beaches, downtown streets, nightlife, ports, neighborhoods, and social-media-style footage.
30 official media assets →
The Leonida Keys are an island chain of bridges, waterways, marinas, homes, and smuggling routes where Rockstar places Jason, Brian, and Cal before the wider story expands.
7 official media assets →
Grassrivers is Leonida’s wetland region, an expanse of shallow water, sawgrass, wildlife, airboats, and isolated activity beyond the state’s cities.
7 official media assets →
Port Gellhorn is a worn west-coast destination whose official imagery emphasizes motels, roadside commerce, coastal recreation, and an economy that has seen better decades.
7 official media assets →
Ambrosia is an industrial Leonida community where heavy industry, local identity, and surrounding rural terrain meet.
7 official media assets →
Mount Kalaga National Park expands Leonida beyond beaches and wetlands into wooded high country, trails, rivers, outdoor recreation, and remote communities.
7 official media assets →The six Rockstar regions and labels used directly in People & Places and the media library.
Landmarks, environments, transport, wildlife, and architecture visible in official screenshots or video but not always formally named.
Fan projects may estimate placement from roads, skylines, and footage. This site does not republish those maps without permission and never presents them as official.
Vice City and Leonida draw strongly from Miami and Florida: beaches, wetlands, island causeways, Gulf Coast tourism, inland industry, wildlife, and social culture. Mount Kalaga also broadens the terrain toward the wider American Southeast. These parallels are editorial analysis, not proof of exact map geography.
Last reviewed September 2, 2026
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