RDR2 - Points of Interest

The plot of land that John buys in the Epilogue that becomes their new home

The "town" with seemingly no law enforcement, also where Arthur and Sadie go to rescue Abigail

A river jetty in the Great Plains home to the Serendipity Boat wreck

The small resort town based around a timber industry in West Elizabeth

The army fort where Arthur and Charles break into to save Eagle Flies

A small community of genetic mutants in Roanoke Ridge, poisoned by a nearby stream

The largest penitentiary situated on a chain of islands where John was sent to

A small fishing village in the swamps home to Thomas and Jules, the boatmen

A coastal town in West Elizabeth where the ferry heist occurred

An abandoned, rundown farm in New Austin that was used as a Del Lobo hideout

The large, bustling metropolis in southeastern Lemoyne inspired by New Orleans

The westernmost town of the game in New Austin home to Sheriff Freeman

The local livestock town during Chapter 2

The short-lived camp at the end of Chapter 5, quickly being raided by the Pinkertons

A small community in Tall Trees with Norwegian settlers

The newly built ranch in Big Valley where John works in the Epilogue. Owned by Mr. Geddes

The large, heavily guarded oil corporation in the heart of the Heartlands owned by Leviticus Cornwall

A disease ridden town in Cholla Springs with burning wagons and no law enforcement

The local southern town in Chapter 3 home to the feuding Grays and Braithwaites

A small train station in West Elizabeth with a general store

The camp in Chapter 4, an old plantation house formerly inhabited by the Lemoyne Raiders

The Native American reservation in Ambarino, home to Rains Falls and Eagle Flies

A ranch community in the Heartlands home to a fence, post office, and Seamus

The cave and camp for Chapter 6 previously inhabited by the brutal Murfree Brood

A farmhouse in Big Valley home to the remaining O'Driscolls in Chapter 6, but the Laramie Gang in the Epilogue

Noted as the largest ranch in the game (hint: home to the MacFarlane's)

The plantation home to the Grays. Home to large tobacco fields that Arthur and Sean burn down

A decent sized lake in Ambarino near where Arthur and Hosea hunt the legendary bear

Arguably the tallest waterfall in the game, situated in Roanoke Ridge

A large fort with tall walls in New Austin used as a Del Lobo hideout

An unused, rundown train station in the heart of New Austin

A large plantation with acres of farmland and a large, elegant manor that the gang burns down in the end of Chapter 3

A mountain in Ambarino infamous for being the spot of Micah's death

A heavily polluted mining town in New Hanover, the local town for Chapter 6

A very small train station in eastern West Elizabeth nearby a trapper

A scenic lake in western West Elizabeth that features a dam

The train station adjacent to a large, wooden bridge that Arthur and John blow up in Chapter 6

The abandoned, snowy mining town that the gang flees to following a heist gone wrong

An obscure train station in New Austin that frequently experiences dust storms

A small Del Lobo gang outpost in the marshy areas of eastern New Austin

The first camp in the 2nd chapter, situated on a small plateau in New Hanover

The camp in Chapter 3 situated on a peninsula near a forest

A very small and obscure settlement near the map's border in New Austin

A small train station that Arthur meets Reverend Swanson at

The small farmhouse that Arthur and Hosea rob, belonging to Seamus' "cousin by marriage"