The GTA VI Places Rockstar Has Officially Named in Leonida

Every Confirmed Place in GTA VI's Leonida

Rockstar has named enough destinations to make it clear that Leonida is more than a city-only setting. The official GTA VI pages cited here do not publish a complete map or exact layout. That distinction matters: the names below are confirmed by Rockstar's own GTA VI material, while their exact borders, routes and final positions are still unknown.

Vice City is the centre of the promise

Rockstar identifies the setting as Vice City, USA, but presents that city inside the wider state of Leonida. The official site and media gallery keep returning to the same idea: a neon-soaked city whose story continues beyond its skyline. Vice City is confirmed. A complete district map is not.

That is the useful way to read every screenshot. A waterfront, highway or skyline can establish the tone of Vice City without proving where one neighbourhood ends or how it connects to another destination. Until Rockstar publishes more, any exact layout should be treated as an illustration rather than a revealed route.

Leonida Keys

Leonida Keys is one of the clearest named places in Rockstar's official material. The location is tied to Jason's work for local drug runners, and Brian Heder is described as operating a boat yard there. Those details give the Keys more than a label: they establish a working setting where boats, local businesses and criminal logistics belong together.

What Rockstar has not supplied is just as important. There is no official scale, boundary line or complete travel guide for the Keys yet. We can call the destination confirmed without pretending to know its full geography.

Grassrivers

Grassrivers appears as a named Leonida destination with official imagery. Rockstar has not published a long written overview explaining its boundaries or its exact role in the story, so the strongest confirmed claim is also the simplest one: Grassrivers is part of the game's named world.

That makes it a good example of how to use the map responsibly. A marker can help readers track the name and collect official references, but it should not turn a screenshot into a fictional road network or an invented district border.

Port Gellhorn

Port Gellhorn is another place Rockstar has put on the record through official location material, screenshots and artwork. The name suggests a port community, but the official material does not yet formalize its exact position or explain its complete story function. Those are open questions, not gaps to fill with fan certainty.

For now, Port Gellhorn works best as a confirmed destination to watch. When Rockstar adds more scenes, characters or travel details, the field guide can grow without rewriting what is already known.

Ambrosia

Ambrosia is also named in Rockstar's official GTA VI material and represented in the game's visual library. Its precise geography and narrative importance have not been fully explained. That gives the location a confirmed place in the setting, but not a confirmed list of activities, neighbourhoods or connections.

This is where a clean distinction between evidence and interpretation pays off. We can catalogue Ambrosia today. We should wait for Rockstar before assigning it a complete role in Leonida's layout.

Mount Kalaga National Park

Mount Kalaga National Park is the most explicit kind of location in the list: Rockstar names it as a national park and supports it with official sections, screenshots and artwork. The park label confirms the setting's status. It does not publish the park's size, exact position or a final list of activities.

That still makes Mount Kalaga useful for readers planning how to think about Leonida. The state is not only city streets and waterfront towers. Rockstar is also building a wider setting with named natural spaces, and the national park is a confirmed part of that wider promise.

What the official map does not say yet

Rockstar has confirmed the names above and shown official imagery for them. It has not released exact coordinates, district borders, a complete north-to-south layout or a definitive route between every destination. Our interactive map should therefore use clear labels and mark any inferred placement as illustrative.

That approach is less flashy than pretending every fan map is official, but it is more useful. A good field guide gives you a reliable baseline, keeps sources attached to every claim and leaves room for new Rockstar material to change the picture. Leonida already has a strong confirmed outline. The rest should earn its place one official reveal at a time.