Every Vice City district named so far
Ocean Beach, Bayside, Stockyard and the port came off the footage. Watson Bay and Washington Beach came from Rockstar telling you where your bonus car is parked.

Vice City is around twice the size of Los Santos, which means it is a city you learn by district rather than by landmark. Several of those districts now have names, and they arrived from three different places, which is worth keeping straight.
| District | What is there | How the name reached us | In the 2002 game |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ocean Beach | Art deco frontage, pastel, white sand | Read off footage | Yes |
| Bayside | Waterfront residential | Read off footage | No |
| Stockyard | Large-scale mural work | Read off footage | No |
| Vice City Port | Container terminal, in both trailers | Read off footage | No |
| Watson Bay | Contains Paradise Garage | Rockstar press copy | No |
| Washington Beach | Where the Squalo is docked | Rockstar press copy | Yes |
| Shore Court | A garage near Ocean Beach | Rockstar press copy | No |
| Southside | Signposted off Exit 3 | Read off a road sign | No |
| Peacock Bay | Signposted off the same exit | Read off a road sign | No |
Three tiers, not one list
The right-hand columns are the point. A name read off a shop sign, a name Rockstar wrote into its own marketing copy, and a name on an overhead highway sign are three different qualities of evidence, and most lists print them identically.
The press copy tier exists by accident. Nobody publishes a district list, but somebody has to write down where your Ultimate Edition car is parked, which is how Watson Bay, Washington Beach and Shore Court entered the record. The Vercetti Estate arrived the same way, as the place the Hawk & Little Morgan revolvers come from.

Southside and Peacock Bay are the newest, and the thinnest
Both come from a single overhead sign in Trailer 2, reading Exit 3, SW 9th Ave, Southside, Peacock Bay. Neither name appears anywhere else in any official material: not in dialogue, not in press copy, not on a shopfront.
They exist because somebody at Rockstar built a road network coherent enough to need exit signage, and signage names places. We wrote the find up in full, and the frame is shot 9 of Trailer 2 if you want to check it against the official video.
The street name is its own small confirmation. SW 9th Ave follows Miami's quadrant grid, where every address hangs off a north-south and east-west axis. Rockstar has imported the addressing system, not just the palm trees.
The 2002 connection
Ocean Beach and Washington Beach were both districts in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City in 2002. Their return is the strongest signal available that Rockstar has kept the old district geography as a skeleton rather than building an unrelated city that happens to share a name.
The Vercetti Estate is the same signal, louder. Tommy Vercetti was the protagonist of that game, and Rockstar wrote the name into its own marketing copy rather than hiding it in a trailer frame.
Be careful how far you take it. Forty in-universe years have passed, the city has been rebuilt around modern money, and a returning name is not a returning character. An estate can carry a family name for entirely undramatic reasons.
What is not named
Footage shows a barrio neighbourhood with Cuban-American visual cues that would correspond to Little Havana. The name has not been confirmed and we are not printing it as though it has.
Rockstar has published no district map and no complete list. Boundaries, district count, and whether these are neighbourhoods or larger zones are all open. Our map section has a page for each named district and an interactive schematic of the state.
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