Grand Theft Auto VI is set in the modern-day state of Leonida — Rockstar's take on Florida — anchored by the neon-soaked streets of Vice City. Community analysis of the trailers puts the playable world at roughly 125 km² of land, about twice the size of GTA V, with no loading screens between regions.
- ~125 km²
- Land area (~2× GTA V)
- 1 State
- Leonida (Florida)
- Nov 19 2026
- Launch · PS5 & Xbox
Explore the regions
Filter Leonida by type, then dive into the full interactive map below.
Showing 8 regions.
Vice City
Art Deco beachfronts, neon nightlife, downtown skyscrapers and waterfront luxury — the most detailed city Rockstar has built.
Ocean Drive
The neon beachfront strip — nightclubs, hotels and the heart of Vice City nightlife.
Leonida Keys
Island chains and coastal highways linked by huge bridges, based on the real Florida Keys.
Grassrivers
Everglades-inspired swamps, wetlands and wildlife — airboat country.
Mount Kalaga
Forests, rivers and a national-park feel — the wildest corner of the state.
Port Gellhorn
A run-down industrial Gulf-coast port town with a criminal underbelly.
Ambrosia
Rural industrial Americana — sugar refineries and small-town life.
Hamlet & Kelly County
Backroads, small towns and open landscape beyond the city limits.
Interactive GTA VI Landmarks Map
Explore every confirmed building, region and its real-life counterpart on the interactive map below. Pan and zoom to dig into Vice City and the wider state of Leonida.
Map tiles & landmark data © GTADB.ORG, licensed under CC BY 4.0. If the map doesn't load, open it in a new tab →
Vice City — the beating heart
The most detailed city Rockstar has ever built. Expect Art Deco beachfronts, neon nightlife, dense downtown skyscrapers, and waterfront luxury developments. Vice City is the centre of gravity for the whole map.
How big is the GTA 6 map really?
Rockstar hasn't published an exact figure. The ~125 km² number comes from careful community measurement of the two trailers and revealed screenshots — expect the final, seamless world to feel even larger thanks to dense verticality in Vice City and large open water around the Keys.