Region by region

The dense urban centre and the part of Leonida everyone pictures first: a beachfront strip of Art Deco hotels, a downtown of glass towers, a working p…

A string of low islands trailing off the southern tip of the state, linked by long bridges over shallow flats. This is where Jason is living when the …

The wetland belt inland from the coast — a flat expanse of sawgrass, channels and hammocks where the road network thins out and boats start to make mo…

A coastal town well outside the Vice City orbit, with the worn-out feel of somewhere that had its boom decades ago: motels, boardwalk frontage and ind…

Inland agricultural country — fields, packing sheds and the small towns that serve them. The part of the state that has nothing to do with the beach a…

The state's national-park country: pine forest, elevation and hiking terrain, and the only part of Leonida that reads as wilderness rather than coast …