GTA 6 Interactive Map - All 6 Regions of Leonida

GTA 6 takes place in Leonida, Rockstar's equivalent to Florida. It's by far the largest map ever created by the studio, boasting a size that's three times larger than Red Dead Redemption 2's and twice the size of GTA 5.

So far, Rockstar has officially revealed six regions that make up Leonida:

• Vice City
• Leonida Keys
• Grassrivers
• Port Gellhorn
• Ambrosia
• Mount Kalaga National Park

The map itself will have a wide variety of climates and features, from tropical city life to wildlife-filled swamplands. Areas will have their own weather patterns, socio-economic distinctions, and much more, providing unique gameplay experiences and reasons to visit each.

We can also expect some surprises in regions that haven't been unveiled just yet, so be sure to check back after release for more updates.

This map will be constantly updated with new points of interest as new info is revealed leading up to and after the game's release.

Does GTA 6 tie into the original Grand Theft Auto: Vice City game?

If you're a fan of Tommy Vercetti and his story from 2002's GTA Vice City, don't expect any tie ins connect to GTA 6. During GTA 5's release cycle, Rockstar made the distinction that anything from before GTA 4 would be a separate canonical universe, even if it was the same locations.

That being said, there will likely be some easter eggs and references for longtime fans to recognize, similar to how GTA 5 had nods to 2004's GTA: San Andreas.

Seated at the east coast of Leonida is Vice City, the signature city of GTA 6 and one of the most iconic locations of the franchise. With its signature '80s legacy and real world Miami influence, Vice City has a unique culture that mashes together diversity, hustle, and party life.

As GTA 6's major city, it'll be the most populated and wealthy of the six revealed regions representing high risk, high reward opportunities. From the sands of Ocean Beach to the bustle of Little Cuba, it'll be a central hub where many of the game's hotshot players, enterprises, and gangs will reside.

At the southernmost point of GTA 6's known map is Leonida Keys, a region based off of the real world's Florida Keys. As a chain of small islands, traversing by car will lose its luster in comparison to boats and small planes. This is where one of GTA 6's playable characters, Jason Duval, starts his story.

This area is teeming with wildlife like sea turtles, iguanas, and reef fish. So if you're looking to complete your fishing, hunting, and collectibles catalog, spending time here will likely be a must.

One of Florida's key features is its swamplands, and Grassrivers represents The Everglades in GTA 6. Sitting South-west of Vice City, this region is likely to be one of the most dangerous and unpredictable in the game due to its dense mangroves and isolated areas,

While Leonida Keys represents an ecosystem you might associate with a laid back vacation, Grassrivers is where predators like alligators call their home. Be ready to traverse the wetlands with airboats as its likely the only way to get around its waters.

Along the western coast of Leonida is Port Gellhorn, a region based off of Panama City and Florida's Panhandle. While Vice City represents the pinnacle of city life in Leonida, Port Gellhorn is rundown with its glory days far behind it.

In this area, expect seedy rural towns with businesses that are on their last leg and citizens who have turned to painkillers and liquor to cope. That being said, it does feature activities like a raceway, off-road driving trails, and more to keep you busy between your crime hits.

At the center of Leonida is Ambrosia, an area inspired by the likes of Lake Okeechobee and Clewiston. Fitting to its name, it's a sugar town characterized by blue collar refinery life with a skyline dominated by industrial smokestacks.

With it being nowhere near the coastlines, Ambrosia features a different type of culture that is described by the official Rockstar page as "old school values". Lastly, the region is also known for its local biker gang that has great influence in the territory.

The northern section of Leonida is home to Mount Kalaga National Park, a wild buffer before you reach the state's border. Based off of Northern Florida's and rural towns, it's characterized by hills, rivers, and backwoods.

At the fringes of Leonida's civilization, Mount Kalaga is home to what Rockstar describes as where "hillbilly mystics and paranoid radicals live far from the prying eyes of the government". Between these peoples and its wilderness that's home to deer and panthers alike, things are bound to get weird here.