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GTA 6 interactive map
Track every collectible in Leonida in one place. 37 markers across 6 types, filtered how you like, saved in your browser.
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Select a marker to see where it is and tick it off. Drag to pan, double-click to zoom.
Pre-release
In beta, built from pre-release material and rebuilt with real data when GTA 6 launches. The tracker is fully working, but the collectible locations below are placeholders standing in for the real sets, none of them confirmed by Rockstar. Bookmark the page and the real Leonida data will be here on launch day.
What the tracker covers
The map currently holds 37 markers across stunt jumps, hidden packages, street art, shipwrecks, gator nests and signal towers. Each one carries a region and a one-line note on where to look, and every tick is stored against a permanent marker id, so when the real GTA 6 collectible data lands, the sets swap out underneath you without wiping what you have already found.
- Stunt Jumps. Ramps, bridge gaps and construction lips that register a jump when you clear them clean.
- Hidden Packages. Waterlogged drops around the docks, canals and shoreline. A series staple since 1997.
- Street Art. Murals and tags worth photographing across the built-up districts.
- Shipwrecks. Dive sites offshore and through the Keys. Expect these to need a scuba tank.
- Gator Nests. Wetland nesting sites scattered through the Grassrivers backcountry.
- Signal Towers. High ground with a transmitter on it. Climb, tag, unlock the view.
How to use it
Click a marker to open its detail, then hit Mark found. The category list on the right doubles as a filter. Click a glyph to hide that type entirely, or use Mark all when you have cleared a set. Hide found strips everything you have already collected off the map, which is the fastest way to see what is left in a region. Drag to pan, double-click or use the + control to zoom, and markers stay the same size on screen at every zoom level so dense clusters pull apart cleanly.
More on Leonida
For the region-by-region breakdown of Vice City, the Keys, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia and Mount Kalaga, see the GTA 6 map guide. If you would rather play than plan, Map mode drops you somewhere in Leonida every day and asks you to pin it.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the real GTA 6 map?
Not yet. Grand Theft Auto VI releases on November 19, 2026, and until then the map is a stylised reading of the trailers and the collectible sets are placeholders. The tracker itself is finished. On release day the real locations replace the placeholder ones and your progress keeps working.
Does my progress save?
Yes. Your ticks save in your browser as you make them, so clearing your site data clears them. Sign in and they also save to your account, which carries them to any other device you use.
How do I use the tracker?
Click any marker to see where it is, then mark it found. Use the category list to hide types you are not hunting, and 'Hide found' to clear the map as you go. Drag to pan and double-click to zoom in.
Will there be more collectible types?
Almost certainly. Rockstar has not confirmed which collectible sets are in GTA 6, so the categories here are informed guesses based on the series. They will be replaced with the confirmed sets once the game is out.