One Piece map
Complete Grand Line map of One Piece: the four Blues and the Red Line, with islands from Foosha Village through Paradise, Wano, and Elbaph.
Index
Every named pin on this map. Filter, open a photo, or jump to it.
92 listed
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Four Blues dump into the Grand Line over the peaks. Twin Cape is the landing.
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Laboon waits at the lighthouse. Crocus keeps the whale and the first Log Pose.
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Holy Land on the Red Line. Celestial Dragons sit above the world.
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Under the Red Line, in a bubble on the sea floor. Door between Paradise and the New World.
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Underwater prison in the Calm Belt. Six levels, one way in.
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Old Marine Headquarters. Bay, execution stand, the ice of the war.
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Town of the beginning and the end. Roger died in this square.
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East Blue home of Foosha Village and the windmill where Luffy grew up.
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The village under the Gorp mountain. Makino’s bar, Dadan’s hill, and the dock Luffy left from.
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Hermit island off Dawn. Goats, a cabin, and the first stretch of East Blue water.
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East Blue village of the sword dojo. Kuina’s grave, Zoro’s start.
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Marine 153rd branch. Zoro was tied to the post in the courtyard.
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Coastal town Buggy occupied. Dogs, clowns, and a smashed main street.
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Gaimon’s island of odd beasts and empty chests in the trees.
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Usopp’s home on the Gecko Islands. Kaya’s mansion sits on the slope.
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Zeff’s sea restaurant. A fish-shaped hull that never docks.
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Nami’s village. Tangerines, a pinwheel, and the road to Arlong Park.
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Fish-Man occupation fortress with teeth around the pool.
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Endless bridge in the East Blue Calm Belt. A World Government construction.
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Baroque Works welcome town. Every smile is a bounty hunter.
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Hot-spring island on the Grand Line. A rest stop between peaks.
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Prehistoric island of two giants still dueling. The Log Pose sleeps a year.
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Marine base around a ring-shaped island. The crew drifted in by accident.
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Sakura Kingdom. A drum-shaped mountain and a false spring of petals.
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Grand Line island of Ace versus Blackbeard. A town that paid for a war.
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Desert kingdom of Alubarna and Rainbase. The river is a political weapon.
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Capital of Alabasta. Palace on the plateau, rebels in the street.
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Casino city of Crocodile. Rain Dinners sits on the sand.
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Alabasta port of flowers. The Super Spot-Billed Duck squadron docks here.
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Water 7’s neighbor on the sea-train line. A stop, not a saga.
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Mock Town and the Knock Up Stream. Half the island is missing because it is in the sky.
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Jaya’s pirate dive. Bellamy laughed here. The Knock Up Stream is offshore.
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Upper Yard, 10,000 meters up. Gold, dials, and a god who is only a Logia.
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Skypiea’s cloud town of dials and a goat. Upper Yard sits beside it.
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The half of Jaya that went to the sky. Gold, ruins, a god’s backyard.
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Sky island of weather science. Nami’s two-year classroom.
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Strip island of the Davy Back Fight. One long shore, one long joke.
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City of shipwrights on sinking canals. The sea train leaves from here.
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Judicial island. No night, a giant front door, a waterfall at the back.
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The world’s largest pirate ship, wandering the Florian Triangle.
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Grove of Yarukiman mangroves. Coating station before the Red Line.
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Coating station grove. The last dock before the Red Line.
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Kuja island in the Calm Belt. No men, snakes, and a hardened empress.
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Mihawk’s island of ruined castles and humandrills.
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Boin Archipelago island where Luffy trained for two years. The seasons kill.
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Calm Belt plant islands. Carnivorous flora and a two-year classroom.
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Headquarters after the war, shifted into the New World north.
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Split island of fire and ice. Caesar’s lab still smells of gas.
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Smoker’s New World base near Punk Hazard. A loud Marine yard.
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Former New World Marine base, later swapped with Marineford.
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New World kingdom erased by a Mother Flame strike. A hole in the sea.
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Toy kingdom under Doflamingo. Colosseum in the capital, SMILE factory behind.
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Dressrosa arena. Toys in the stands, a don at the top.
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Tiny green island north of Dressrosa, tied to the Tontatta.
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Lightning island in the New World. The sky never clears.
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A walking elephant centuries old. The Mink principality lives on its back.
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New World island on the old Whitebeard circuit.
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Whitebeard territory island, later taken. A New World waypoint.
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Big Mom’s tea party island. Wedding cakes are architecture.
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Totto Land island of chocolate streets and Sanji’s cell.
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Totto Land island of soufflé hills around Whole Cake.
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Totto Land island of cheese hills around Whole Cake.
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Totto Land island of nuts. One of Big Mom’s sweets.
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Whitebeard’s home island in the New World south.
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Closed samurai country behind a waterfall. Onigashima sits off the coast.
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Wano’s closed capital. Shogun’s castle, bathhouse, and a lie about peace.
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Wano province of Oden. Abandoned village, a well, a grave.
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Wano prison quarry. The place they send people to break.
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Kaido’s island skull. The fire festival roof of Wano.
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Pirate Island. Rocks like a honeycomb, Blackbeard’s current nest.
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Vegapunk’s island of metal eggs and future tech, guarded by Seraphim.
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New World winter island. A cold waypoint west of Wano.
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Giant nation in the north of the New World. Trees like towers.
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Revolutionary Army base, later burned. White dunes and a radio mast.
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West Blue island of scholars, erased. The Tree of Knowledge burned.
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West Blue white-lead city. Law’s childhood, painted as a paradise.
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West Blue country of the Flower-Flower fruit. Nico Robin’s first papers.
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West Blue island of automata. Franky’s extra-story workshop.
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Shiki’s sky-island chain in the West Blue weather.
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North Blue island. Law and Bepo’s crew formed here.
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North Blue. Diez Barrels, the Ope-Ope fruit, a winter cove.
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North Blue kingdom of Noland the Liar, who told the truth about Jaya.
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North Blue island on the old Germa raid route.
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North Blue. Cora’s last stand and Law’s operating table.
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North Blue island on the Germa raid line.
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North Blue seafaring kingdom of Vinsmoke. The land sails.
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South Blue island. Portgas D. Rouge hid here.
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South Blue bird kingdom. Chopper’s extra-story island of huge insects.
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South Blue island of fist styles. A footnote on the way to the Line.
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South Blue kingdom. Mont Blanc Noland’s later voyage.
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South Blue island. Urouge’s home before the Grand Line.
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Kamabakka Kingdom in the Calm Belt. Newkama land, Ivankov’s island.
About
What this world is doing on the plate, and the numbers behind it.
- Updated August 31, 2026
- Kevin Henrique
- Editorial policy
How to read the One Piece world
The Red Line is one continent that circles the planet. On a flat chart it shows up twice: Reverse Mountain on the east, Mariejois in the middle. Those are opposite gates of the same continent. The Grand Line is the sailing belt between them. Paradise is the half from Twin Cape to the Holy Land. The New World is the half west of Mariejois.
Calm Belts sit above and below that belt. Ordinary ships do not cross them. East Blue is the sea to the right of Reverse Mountain. West Blue is the far left. North Blue fills the top. South Blue fills the bottom.
Towns sit on islands
Foosha is on Dawn Island. Alubarna, Rainbase, and Nanohana are on Alabasta. The Flower Capital, Kuri, and Udon are on Wano. Grove 41 is one grove of Sabaody. Mock Town is Jaya’s dive. Corrida is Dressrosa’s arena.
East Blue to Reverse Mountain
Luffy’s first log stays in the right-hand sea: Dawn and Foosha, Shimotsuki, Shells Town, Orange Town, Syrup Village, Baratie, Cocoyasi and Arlong Park, Loguetown. Reverse Mountain is the drain. Twin Cape and Laboon wait on the Paradise side.
Paradise, then under the Red Line
Whiskey Peak, Little Garden, Drum, Alabasta, Jaya and Skypiea, Long Ring, Water 7, Enies Lobby, Thriller Bark, Sabaody. Coat at Grove 41. Fish-Man Island is the bubble under Mariejois. Impel Down and Marineford hang in the Calm Belt.
New World
Punk Hazard, Dressrosa and Green Bit, Zou, Whole Cake and the sweets around it, Wano and Onigashima, Egghead, Elbaph, Hachinosu, Sphinx. Lulusia is a hole. Laugh Tale still has no coast the story has drawn.
Games
Prove you know One Piece. 92 named pins sit on this plate. Name a still, drop a pin on a place, or read a blurb. Repeated marks — stars, chests, the same name twice — stay out of the round.