Ghost Recon Wildlands Map
Bolivia’s dozens of cartel-controlled provinces stretch across deserts, jungles, mountains, and salt flats, making it one of the largest open-world environments in any military action game. The Ghost Recon Wildlands Map here covers every corner of that territory, tracking story missions, collectibles, landmarks, and activities across regions held by both the Santa Blanca Cartel and the Unidad military force. Without a reliable reference tool, critical collectibles vanish into the noise, Buchon Missions go incomplete, and hours disappear into aimless exploration across a world that simply does not forgive unpreparedness.
Every major category is pinned and filterable, from Kingslayer Files that expose Santa Blanca’s internal hierarchy to the Buchon Missions that let you systematically dismantle the cartel from the top down. The layout is built for players who want to move with purpose rather than wander – every marker is catalogued so you can isolate exactly what you need and chase it down without losing momentum mid-operation.
Coverage on this Ghost Recon Wildlands Map extends beyond the base game into the Narco Road and Fallen Ghosts content, so players pushing into those expansions carry the same level of map support they relied on throughout Bolivia. Whether you are clearing your first province or finishing up the final collectible type in a late-game region, every location is accounted for and ready to filter.
How to Use the Ghost Recon Wildlands Map
Locations and Exploration: Bolivia is packed with named locations that serve as staging grounds for missions and firefights. The map covers Landmarks including Cartel Bases, Outposts, Rebel Hideouts, Cartel Facilities, Farms, Checkpoints, Gas Stations, Mines, Factories, Observation Posts, Airports, Ruins, Cartel Sites, Cartel Properties, and Unidad Bases. Use the landmark filters to identify enemy strongholds before you approach a new province so you can plan your infiltration route instead of stumbling into it.
Missions and Objectives: The Activities category groups everything that drives your campaign forward. Story Missions and Buchon Missions are the primary progression drivers, while Diversion, Recon, Guns for Hire, Mortar Strike, Steal the Helicopter, Steal the Plane, and Vehicle Drop-Off activities provide supplementary objectives that build resources and tactical options. Filter by mission type to clear a province methodically rather than chasing quest markers scattered across the map.
Collectibles and Secrets: Six collectible types are tracked on the map: Accessory Cases, Bonus Medals, Kingslayer Files, Skill Points, Weapon Cases, and Lazarus Files. Each type serves a different purpose in your progression, from unlocking new gear and weapons to deepening the narrative. Mark items as found as you collect them so you always know exactly what remains in each province.
What the Ghost Recon Wildlands Map Can Do
Plan Province-by-Province Takedowns
Bolivia’s open structure lets you approach provinces in almost any order, but that freedom can scatter your focus. By filtering for Cartel Bases, Unidad Bases, and Cartel Facilities in a single province, you can map out every high-value target before you fire a shot. This turns chaotic open-world roaming into a structured military operation where you control the tempo.
Maximize Skill Point Collection
Skill Points are the currency of character progression in Ghost Recon Wildlands, and they are hidden across Bolivia in locations that are easy to bypass during normal play. The map pins every Skill Point location so you can sweep each province completely before moving on. Clearing these early in a playthrough unlocks key abilities faster and significantly reduces difficulty in later missions.
Track Kingslayer and Lazarus Files for Full Story Context
Kingslayer Files and Lazarus Files fill in the story details behind Santa Blanca’s leadership and the game’s deeper narrative threads. Many players finish the main campaign without ever finding a significant portion of these files. Using the collectibles filters to locate every file in sequence gives you the complete picture of the cartel’s structure and the events surrounding the ghosts’ operation in Bolivia.
Identify Weapon and Accessory Upgrade Locations
Weapon Cases and Accessory Cases unlock new firearms and attachment options that directly affect your combat effectiveness. Rather than relying on random discovery, the map lets you target specific cases that contain the weapons and gear most relevant to your playstyle. This is especially valuable when you want a particular sniper rifle or suppressor early in the game before the difficulty scales up.
Coordinate Multiplayer Routes with Your Squad
Ghost Recon Wildlands is built for four-player co-op, and coordination becomes critical in harder provinces. Using the interactive map, your squad can divide objectives across a province simultaneously, with each player filtering for different activity types. One player handles Recon points while another locates Rebel Hideouts for support missions, cutting province completion time significantly without duplicating effort.
Ghost Recon Wildlands Map Overview
A quick reference for the key features of this interactive map.
| Category | Example | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Landmarks | Cartel Base, Unidad Base, Airport | Identifies every enemy-controlled location before you enter a province, enabling tactical planning |
| Activities | Story Mission, Buchon Mission, Recon | Tracks all campaign and side objectives so you can complete provinces without missing progression steps |
| Collectibles | Skill Point, Weapon Case, Kingslayer File | Ensures 100% collection in each province by pinpointing hard-to-find items on a visual map |
| Narrative Files | Lazarus File, Kingslayer File | Unlocks the full story context behind Santa Blanca and the ghosts’ operation in Bolivia |
| Gear Upgrades | Accessory Case, Bonus Medal | Directs you to equipment upgrades that improve combat options and loadout customization early |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this Ghost Recon Wildlands map cover?
The Ghost Recon Wildlands Map covers the full open world of Bolivia, including all Landmarks, Activities, and Collectibles spread across the base game and the Narco Road and Fallen Ghosts content. Landmark types include Cartel Bases, Outposts, Unidad Bases, Airports, and more. Activities cover Story Missions, Buchon Missions, Recon, and vehicle acquisition objectives. Collectibles include Skill Points, Weapon Cases, Accessory Cases, Kingslayer Files, Lazarus Files, and Bonus Medals.
How does this map help with completion?
Bolivia is enormous, and the game provides no built-in checklist for collectibles or secondary activities. The interactive map lets you filter by category and mark items as found, giving you a live picture of what remains in each province. This turns a potentially overwhelming open world into a structured checklist you can work through province by province until you reach full completion.
Are collectibles included on the map?
Yes. The map tracks all six collectible types: Accessory Cases, Bonus Medals, Kingslayer Files, Skill Points, Weapon Cases, and Lazarus Files. Each type has its own filter so you can focus on a specific category without clutter from other markers. Skill Points and Weapon Cases are particularly worth targeting early because they directly expand your character’s abilities and loadout options.
Does this map cover progression systems?
The map directly supports progression through its Skill Point and gear collectible tracking. Skill Points fund the upgrade tree that unlocks new abilities, and Weapon Cases and Accessory Cases expand your arsenal. By locating these through the map rather than discovering them randomly, you speed up your progression and gain access to better tools earlier in the campaign. Buchon Missions and Story Missions are also mapped so you can follow the main campaign’s progression path without missing key objectives.
Is this map complete?
The Ghost Recon Wildlands Map covers all documented marker types across Bolivia’s provinces, including every Landmark, Activity, and Collectible category listed in the game’s content. It also includes the Narco Road and Fallen Ghosts expansion areas. The map is built to support thorough province-by-province completion and gives you everything you need to track progress across the full game.
Credit: Ghost Recon Wildlands Map by MapGenie
