The metropolis
Vice City
Leonida's neon coastal city and the centre of the game's marketing since the first trailer — high-rises, beachfront strips and traffic that never stops.
Six official locations
The state of Leonida
Official artwork: Rockstar Games
Rockstar has published official postcard artwork for six places in Leonida. This page collects all six. It is not a leak gallery and not a guess at the map — every image below comes from Rockstar's own media page.
The island chain
Leonida Keys
A string of low islands off the southern coast, shown as shallow turquoise water, causeways and boats rather than city blocks.
The wetlands
Grassrivers
Sawgrass, waterways and airboat country. The official postcard sells it as an eco-tourism destination — which, in a GTA game, rarely stays that way.
The high country
Mount Kalaga National Park
Forested hills and hiking-trail signage in the north of the state — the closest thing Leonida has to wilderness in Rockstar's own artwork.
The faded resort
Port Gellhorn
A weathered coastal town of motels, boardwalk signage and off-season quiet, painted in the style of a 1970s holiday brochure.
Inland Leonida
Ambrosia
Rural, agricultural and far from the beach — the postcard leans on open land and small-town Americana instead of skyline.
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Why there is no interactive map yet
An interactive map is only useful if the coordinates on it are real. Before release, nobody outside Rockstar has a coordinate grid for Leonida — every "GTA 6 map" circulating now is either traced from trailer footage or lifted from the 2022 leak, and both are guesses dressed up as data.
So this page waits. From November 19, 2026 the plan is a real map with verifiable points of interest, built from the shipped game and corrected as players report errors. Until then, the six official postcards above are the honest version of what is known.