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Grassrivers

Grassrivers is Leonida's wetland wilderness: slow water, mangroves and wildlife. Rockstar has pitched it as the untamed part of the state.

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 Grassrivers

Rockstar bills Grassrivers as the untamed jewel of Leonida. It is an ancient-feeling wilderness where you never know what is under the water. Alligators are the well-known draw, but the official text hints at more dangerous predators and stranger finds hidden in the mangroves.[1][2][3]

Seen in the official videos

Watch them on our trailers page.

Named places in Grassrivers

Rockstar has not named individual places here yet.

Activities shown here

More on the vehicles and activities page.

Real-world inspiration

The Florida Everglades.[5]

Grassrivers draws on the Everglades, a vast shallow "river of grass" in southern Florida known for airboats, alligators and protected wetland. Official material has shown airboats and alligators, which matches that inspiration.

Grassrivers on our map

We place Grassrivers west of Vice City, between the city and the Gulf coast. Rockstar has not named individual places there yet. The region marker links to the official description, and the map will be updated once places are revealed.

Open Grassrivers on the map

Other regions: Vice City · Leonida Keys · Port Gellhorn · Ambrosia · Mount Kalaga National Park

Sources

  1. Grand Theft Auto VI (official site) (Rockstar Games) official
  2. GTA VI major locations revealed to include Vice City, Leonida Keys, Grassrivers, and more (GosuGamers, 2025-05-06)
  3. Grand Theft Auto VI Trailer 1 (Rockstar Games (YouTube), 2023-12-04) official
  4. GTA 6 reveal trailer scene-by-scene breakdown: dogs, dadbods and social agitation (PC Gamer, 2023-12)
  5. Charting the GTA 6 map: Vice City, Ambrosia, and everything in between (PC Gamer)

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