What we build
At the center of the site is our GTA 6 interactive map, a fast, mobile-friendly map of Leonida. You can toggle five layers for locations, vehicles, weapons, collectibles, and missions, search across the state, copy direct links to individual markers, and save your progress.
Alongside the map, we publish clear, well-sourced guides covering what Rockstar has confirmed about Grand Theft Auto VI. Because the same map engine works well for older titles, we also maintain a GTA 5 interactive map along with complete guides for GTA 5 cheats and GTA 5 vehicle locations.
Our map viewer also covers Rockstar's earlier games—including GTA 3 Map, GTA Vice City Map, GTA San Andreas Map, GTA Liberty City Stories Map, GTA Vice City Stories Map, and GTA 4 Map—letting you zoom smoothly from a full-sheet overview down to the finest detail each source allows.
Where the map imagery comes from
The Leonida canvas is an original vector schematic drawn by GTAMap, while the GTA 5 map uses tiles built from an MIT-licensed GitHub archive. For the classic 3D-era games, our pages display Rockstar's official poster maps—which Rockstar published for fans to download and print on the Rockstar Newswire in December 2012 and April 2013 (map artwork © Rockstar Games)—paired on the San Andreas page with Ian Albert's freely shared aerial and radar maps and Toliak's Apache-2.0 vector road map, which we recolored and rendered into tiles. Every map page credits its sources directly, and our disclaimer lists the full terms for each dataset.
How we work
We put verifiable sources first. Everything on GTAMap comes from official Rockstar announcements, trailers, and screenshots, or from clearly labeled reports by reputable gaming outlets. We never use leaked builds, stolen footage, or pre-release datamined files, and every guide links directly to the sources behind its claims.
Because GTA 6 has not launched yet, every marker on our Leonida schematic is clearly marked as an approximate estimate along with a confidence rating. We date our updates so you always know when a page was last reviewed or when a new marker was added, and we only publish new pages when there is real, useful information to share.
Independent and ad-free
Trademark and map imagery notices are on our disclaimer page. We currently run no advertising or affiliate links, and we use Google Tag Manager analytics only as our privacy policy describes. If we ever introduce ads in the future, they will never obstruct the map and we will update our privacy policy beforehand.
Get in touch
If you spot an error or want to suggest a well-sourced location for the map, email us at hello@gtamap.io or visit the contact page.