🗺️ The dedicated GTA VI mapping community has just rolled out a fresh update to their ambitious project – and it's packed with detailed changes, clever speculation, and trailer-based discoveries! Rockstar may be tight-lipped, but fans are connecting every possible dot. Here's what’s new in version v0.050 of the community-driven map:
🌆 Major Map Overhaul & Clean-Up
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All buildings, trailers, and coordinates have been renamed and reorganized for cleaner map visuals. Names now appear next to the map key rather than cluttering the map itself – streamlining future edits.
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Screenshot and camera markers from Trailer 2 are now plotted, particularly in the Keys and Grassrivers areas.
đź“Ť New Locations & Revisions
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Watson Bay: A speculative location has been added (more data needed).
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Leonida Keys: Formerly known as Gator Keys, now updated to reflect confirmed name.
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Key Lento: Speculative in-game name added, inspired by Jason’s t-shirt.
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Jason’s House: Marked as a safehouse along with neighboring homes seen in Trailer 2.
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Mount Kalaga: Speculative mountain added to the northern region.
🏙️ Area Adjustments & Renames
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Homestead has been updated back to its suspected in-game name: Hamlet.
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Lake Leonida: Now slightly smaller to align with new scale analysis.
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Ambrosia: Adjusted location based on new speculation—may sit just south of the lake.
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Mariana County replaces the real-life Monroe County.
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Leonida State & Gloriana State: Added based on new mapping theories.
🏨 Buildings & Landmarks Updated
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b86: Now labeled “Fence (Gates)”
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b304: Updated to “Starlet Motel” (PGH Motel)
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b324: “Hotel Valetta” (formerly Motel Ankara)
📸 Community Power
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Credit section updated to honor new contributors.
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Discussions in mapping forums suggest a growing belief that more major cities like Orlando or even parts of Georgia might still be hidden from us.
🔥 Community Reactions
The community is abuzz with theories. From debates about whether Ambrosia lies beneath Lake Leonida to speculation on the significance of Port Gellhorn, fans are going deep. Some believe we’re only scratching the surface, especially with potential for land borders and additional states like Georgia being subtly teased.
đź’¬ As user EliteFireBox notes:
"I think once we get to about a month before release, I wouldn’t be surprised if the mapping project turns out to be like 80% accurate to the actual map. They did it with GTA V!"
Whether you're zooming in on Ambrosia’s sugar farms, wondering about the absence of Port Gellhorn, or analyzing Jason's t-shirt for clues—this map project is evolving fast.
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