How a scene earns a location label
A readable sign, a repeated landmark or a close match with a destination-specific official screenshot can support a placement. A similar mood or landscape alone is not enough for a high-confidence match.
- Exact timestamps refer to the official 30 fps Rockstar video masters.
- Frames are retained as evidence for the scene at that timestamp.
- Visible text and exact official-media matches receive the greatest weight.
- Real-world resemblance never becomes an in-game coordinate.
- Every marker states what the evidence cannot establish.
Destinations without a verified trailer record
Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia and Mount Kalaga National Park are Rockstar-named destinations, but this review did not find a Trailer 1 or Trailer 2 frame strong enough to label as one of those destinations. They remain covered elsewhere through Rockstar’s official screenshot collections.
Supporting evidence from official screenshots
Destination-labeled screenshots can confirm that a repeated landscape or landmark belongs to a destination. They are cross-references, not additional trailer locations, and are identified by their Rockstar asset label in each relevant record.
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