Every change to the map points is recorded here: what was added, what was fixed and where it came from. Once GTA 6 is out, new entries will appear as we verify new points.
GTA 5 stunt jumps: a sixth set on the map and its own page — all 50 jumps with a hint on how to approach each one. New achievement: “Stuntman”.
Positions come from the game's own coordinates, checked against the base map; numbers and screenshots follow the PowerPyx guide.
GTA 5 secrets — a separate map layer and a page: the Mount Gordo ghost, the Chiliad mural and four flying saucers. They don't count toward progress or 100%.
Every secret has a source. Three spots were placed from descriptions and are marked as approximate.
Base map updated to YANIS V16, the new version of the State of Leonida community map. 33 of the 60 demo points were moved onto the new coastline.
Until November 19 the GTA 6 map only has demo points that show how the tracker works. Real points arrive on launch day.
Every point card now has a “Wrong spot? Tell us” link. The form opens with the point already filled in, so reporting a mistake takes half a minute.
Reward requirements on the set pages checked against guides: the Space Docker for all 50 spaceship parts, and the Sonar Collections Dock you need for the nuclear waste.
Region pages checked against the official An Extended Look showcase. Six regions carry the names Rockstar uses; Vice Beach is split out by us for convenience.
Pages for all five sets: 187 items as a list, with hints, regions and a link to each point on the map.
GTA 5 map: 187 items across the five story mode sets: letter scraps, spaceship parts, submarine parts, nuclear waste and peyote.
Every point has a source: a timestamped video, a guide or a wiki. Coordinates were cross-checked against two independent data sets.
Found a mistake? Every point card on the map has a “Wrong spot? Tell us” link.