This map plots 69 real-world lookup results from 129 community landmark records across 17 cities and 3 states. It shows what the dataset proposes, not verified game geography.
69geocoded records
17real cities
3states
740km between two landmarks in the same district
One dot per usable real-world lookup, coloured by its community region. Tap a dot for its recorded name; the dashed box is enlarged at left. Miami-Dade, enlarged. Cyan is Vice City, pink is Vice Beach, green is Hamlet.
Eight districts
Vice City25 of 42 placed
Vice Beach19 of 21 placed
Port Gellhorn9 of 24 placed
Hamlet6 of 10 placed
Kelly County4 of 10 placed
Leonida Keys4 of 12 placed
Ambrosia1 of 6 placed
Waning Sands1 of 4 placed
What the map shows
Miami and Miami Beach in the records
The community dataset groups 44 geocoded records under Vice City and Vice Beach. The map shows their proposed counterparts around Miami and Miami Beach, with the group centres 8.4 km apart. Cyan and pink identify the dataset groups, not confirmed game boundaries.
Port Gellhorn records span several cities
The 9 geocoded records among 24 Port Gellhorn landmarks span 6 cities, with a maximum separation of 740 km. This describes the community dataset, not confirmed game geography.
A recorded counterpart in California
The dataset links the Evergreen Mall sign in Waning Sands to Bayfair Center in San Leandro, California, about 4,140 km from Miami. This distant match is a reason to check the source, not evidence that the game includes that real location.
District by district
District
Placed
Real spread
Real cities
Vice City
25/42
13 km
Miami
Vice Beach
19/21
11 km
Miami Beach, Indian Creek
Port Gellhorn
9/24
740 km
Panama City, Panama City Beach, Tampa +3 more
Hamlet
6/10
3 km
Homestead
Kelly County
4/10
375 km
Macclenny, Grovetown, Lawtey
Leonida Keys
4/12
126 km
Key Largo, Cudjoe Key, Big Pine Key
Ambrosia
1/6
—
Clewiston
Waning Sands
1/4
—
San Leandro
All 69, by district
Each entry below has a usable address or name lookup. Its page explains the coordinate precision and whether a counterpart is recorded.
Coordinates come from the U.S. Census Bureau geocoder and OpenStreetMap Nominatim, using addresses or real-world names recorded in the community dataset. Rejected lookup results are excluded.
The available results include 60 house-number matches, 2 street-level matches and 7 name-based matches. These labels describe the lookup, not the correctness of a proposed game counterpart.
Unmapped records may lack an address or a usable lookup result. The counts describe this dataset's coverage; they do not measure how many landmarks exist in the game.