Ambrosia
Ambrosia is Leonida's industrial heartland. Rockstar frames it as the place where old-school values and industry still rule, whatever the cost.
Every fact on this page comes from official Rockstar material or major outlets reporting on it. Numbers in brackets link to the sources at the bottom. Leaked material is never used.
What Rockstar says about Ambrosia
In Leonida's heartland, Rockstar says, American industry and old-fashioned values still rule regardless of the cost. The Allied Crystal sugar refinery is the main employer. According to the official text, a local biker gang supplies almost everything else. Rockstar pitches it as the place where the fight over Leonida's health and wealth starts.[1][2]
- The Allied Crystal sugar refinery is officially named as the town's source of jobs.[1][2]
- A local biker gang is officially said to supply almost everything else.[1][3]
Seen in the official videos
- Refinery and biker imagery appears in the official screenshots released alongside Trailer 2 (per outlet coverage).
Watch them on our trailers page.
Named places in Ambrosia
- Allied Crystal sugar refinery: The industrial plant that employs much of Ambrosia.[1][2]
Real-world inspiration
Central Florida sugar country near Lake Okeechobee. Fan wikis point to Clewiston's U.S. Sugar mill; Rockstar has not confirmed this.[3]
Reporting links Ambrosia to Florida's sugar-growing country around Lake Okeechobee, where sugar mills dominate small towns. Rockstar has not confirmed a specific town.
Ambrosia on our map
We place Ambrosia inland, around the large lake in the middle of the state. The Allied Crystal sugar refinery, its main employer, is shown there at region level.
Other regions: Vice City · Leonida Keys · Grassrivers · Port Gellhorn · Mount Kalaga National Park
Sources
- Grand Theft Auto VI (official site) (Rockstar Games) official
- GTA 6 Map: All Main Locations From Vice City And Beyond (So Far) (GameSpot)
- Charting the GTA 6 map: Vice City, Ambrosia, and everything in between (PC Gamer)
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