A community mapping project has released version 16 of the Leonida map for the upcoming Grand Theft Auto 6. This update helps players visualize the game world before its official launch by combining official trailer footage with leaked build data. Readers interested in the game's geography can now see how the developers are structuring the environment based on the latest available information.
Community project combines trailer footage and leaks to visualize the expanded game world
The V16 update draws from two primary sources: the Netflix Extended Look trailer and a leaked pre-release build attributed to the leaker Cyberleek. Rockstar North lead developer Rob Nelson previously stated that the full GTA 6 map is approximately twice the size of the GTA 5 map. He also noted that the urban Vice City area is reported to be twice as large as Los Santos from the previous title.
Geographic details in the new version include a fragmented Mt. Kalaga National Park and an intricate coastline for Port Gellhorn. The Leonida Keys are also rendered with increased detail in this community-driven chart. These features reflect the expanded scale that the developers have promised for the open-world setting.
We looked at the last GTA 6 update while tracking community mapping efforts and noted similar themes in how fans interpret leaked data. This ongoing documentation provides a clearer picture of the game's layout as development progresses toward release.
The map remains a work in progress as the community continues to refine the geography using new visual evidence. Players can expect further updates as more trailer content and leaks become available for analysis.
Source: NotebookCheck
