New photographs of a Grand Theft Auto VI Collector’s Box display have revealed previously unseen location names on the game’s physical map, including Southwind, Pelican Valley, Moreau and Manzana. The images, shared on November 12, 2026, appear to show part of the map poster displayed at Selfridges in Manchester, England, offering another look at Rockstar Games’ fictional state of Leonida ahead of the game’s November 19 launch.
The photographs were originally shared on X by user GazzaMontana, who documented the Collector’s Box display at Selfridges’ Manchester Exchange Square location. The images subsequently circulated through GTA community accounts, including videotech, and discussions on Reddit’s GamingLeaksAndRumours community.
Unlike earlier reports concerning posters included with standard retail copies, these photographs show the geographical map associated with the Collector’s Box. Several labels are visible, although the folded display prevents a complete examination of the game world.
Among the most notable discoveries is Southwind, a settlement apparently located on Goose Key. The map also identifies Pelican Valley within the Grass Rivers region, suggesting another named location in Leonida’s extensive wetland landscape.
Further north, the photographs appear to reveal two additional names: Moreau and Manzana. Their exact geographical boundaries and significance remain unclear because portions of the printed map are obscured.
Other visible labels reportedly include Lummox County and Key Lento, while markings for toll roads and a blimp icon provide additional geographical details. Although the photographs offer useful clues about the layout of Leonida, they do not establish whether every named location will feature missions, businesses or other interactive activities.
The Grass Rivers region and Goose Key are particularly interesting because they provide more detail about the areas outside Vice City. Rockstar’s previously discussed map size and gameplay systems have already drawn attention to the scale of GTA VI’s open world, while these newly visible labels help identify individual settlements and regions within it.
The Collector’s Box photographs also provide different information from the standard physical edition packaging that surfaced earlier in November. Images circulating on November 7 showed a double-sided poster featuring GTA VI artwork rather than the game’s geographical map.
The Collector’s Box, officially associated with the Grand Theft Auto VI: The Goodtime State – Vice City Collection, is part of Rockstar’s promotional merchandise collaboration with Selfridges. The retailer’s Vice City takeover began on November 9, with selected merchandise available through its London, Birmingham and Manchester locations.
Importantly, the new photographs do not represent a complete digital map extraction or an official detailed map breakdown from Rockstar. While the displayed product provides a credible basis for identifying the visible labels, some geographical interpretations remain provisional until clearer images or the full map become available.
Rockstar has also continued showcasing the game’s urban environments through new footage of Vice City's streets, providing a closer look at the metropolitan setting alongside the rural and coastal regions highlighted by the collector’s map.
Grand Theft Auto VI is scheduled to launch on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. With the release approaching, the Collector’s Box display offers players an additional glimpse of Leonida’s geography without revealing the entire playable world.
