Leonida

Vice City

Modern neon coastal metropolis. The spiritual successor to the Vice you remember, not a 1986 postcard.

Vice City is the headliner inside Leonida. Official films show glass towers, wet waterfront highways, nightlife, and a working port-adjacent downtown. It is contemporary — smartphones, social video, modern police hardware — with a neon hangover.

This is not the island of 2002. Comparisons of block count versus GTA V belong on the theories tab.

Leonida Keys

Island chain and causeways south of the city, shown in stills and the Extended Look.

Official screenshots name the Leonida Keys. Aerials in marketing show limestone shallows, long bridges, and a city skyline on the horizon. Treat specific key names that only appear on fan maps as THEORY until they are printed by Rockstar.

Grassrivers

Swamp and river country named in the official stills drop.

Grassrivers appears in Rockstar’s late-August stills set. The Extended Look also spends time in wetland interiors. Wildlife shown in films is logged as CONFIRMED-from-footage; a full fauna list is not published.

Port Gellhorn

Seaside port named in official 4K stills.

Port Gellhorn is one of the locations Rockstar added by name when the screenshot gallery expanded after the Extended Look. Industrial water, cranes, and Gulf-side light. Not a fan invention.

Ambrosia

Inland fabric named in official stills.

Ambrosia is named in the official stills set. Rockstar has not published a tourist brochure. We keep this card short on purpose.

Highways, swamps, parkland

Elevated interstates over wetlands, plus at least one national-park-scale wild shown in the Extended Look roundups.

Trailers and the Extended Look show long elevated roads, storm light, and wild Florida-parody interiors. Outlets described at least one national park. Until Rockstar drops a labeled map, park names on fan wikis stay in the theories tab.