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The Leonida notebook: six places to begin exploring

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Original editorial illustration, not an official GTA VI screenshot
In this article
  1. A reading guide to the world
  2. Vice City
  3. Leonida Keys
  4. Grassrivers
  5. Port Gellhorn
  6. Ambrosia
  7. Mount Kalaga National Park
  8. What this guide can and cannot answer

A reading guide to the world

Use this notebook as a directory of named destinations, with a direct route to Rockstar’s source material. The postcard illustrations on our homepage are original editorial artwork. They do not show the game’s geography, streets or playable boundaries.

Vice City

Vice City is named in Rockstar’s Leonida material and has its own official screenshot collection. Open the official destination material, then compare it with the watch pages to keep still images and video in context.

Leonida Keys

The Leonida Keys are another named destination. The official character material connects Jason and Brian to the Keys. Follow those connections in the character notebook rather than treating a place and its people as unrelated subjects.

Grassrivers

Grassrivers is named in the official destination and screenshot material. Start with that collection when researching the location; record a specific image or video reference for any observation you want to discuss.

Port Gellhorn

Port Gellhorn has its own named official image set. This guide keeps a place to return to that source without assigning invented coordinates or travel times to the destination.

Ambrosia

Ambrosia also appears in the named destination and screenshot collections. A screenshot can be a useful starting point for a location article, but it should not be presented as a complete list of its missions, buildings or activities.

Mount Kalaga National Park

Rockstar’s screenshot collection uses the name Mount Kalaga National Park. Use that full name when looking through the official gallery. The shorter “Mount Kalaga” label on our homepage opens this same section.

What this guide can and cannot answer

A directory tells you which destination to research next. A navigation map needs verified geometry, scale and markers. We keep those jobs separate so a decorative coastline or a fan theory does not become a practical route by accident.

When more location reporting is ready, give it a clear title, assign the Locations and Map topics, and add its source references. It will enter the relevant hubs and related reading automatically.

Sources and further reading

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