South Park map
Complete mountain town map of South Park: the houses, City Hall, the elementary, Tweek Bros., and Stark’s Pond.
Index
Every named pin on this map. Filter, open a photo, or jump to it.
61 listed
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The town's movie theater, first seen in season 2's "Chef's Chocolate Salty Balls".
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The town's mobile carrier is located here in "south Park: The Fractured but Whole".
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The town gun shop managed by Stan' s Uncle Jimbo, first seen in season 1's "Weight Gain 4000".
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Though part of the show from the beginning, we only saw this office when it was used by Cartman in season 15's "Crack Baby Athletic Association".
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The town's local strip club, owned by Gino and home of Spontaneous Bootay, first seen in season 7's "Lil' Crime Stoppers".
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A photography office.
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A thrift store that resells used clothing, first seen in "South Park: The Fractured but Whole".
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One of the town's newspapers, overseen by Mr. Javis and assisted by Jack Brolin.
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Home to several local small businesses. First seen fully in season 4's "Quintuplets 2000", in recent seasons it is dilapidated.
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Stan's mother Sharon works for the friendly nose specialist, seen in numerous episodes.
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Town local storage facility, containing outdoor, garage-style storage units, first seen in season 13's "The Coon"
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A gated community for South Park's wealthy elite.
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The town's second and more successful food and arts district, first seen in season 19's "The City Part of Town".
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A former food and arts district, filled with restaurants, now dilapidated and discarded, first seen in season 19's "The City Part of Town".
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The town's local bank, first seen in season 5's "Cartmanland".
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A retirement home for the town's elderly citizens, unique to "South Park: The Fractured but Whole" but based on Shady Acres.
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The town's abortion clinic and occasional emergency clinic, first seen in season 2's "Cartman's Mom is Still a Dirty Slut"
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A local basketball court where the boys often play. First seen in "Up the Down Steroid".
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The boys' most famous and iconic hangout, where they meet every morning before school.
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The Mayor's Office and meeting place for the City Council and Chamber of Commerce, first seen in season 1's "Weight Gain 4000".
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This is a public bus stop often used for travel outside of town, as seen in season 17's "Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers".
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The local playground where various children play. The exact arrangement varies across episodes. First sen in "The Return of Chef".
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The community center where the townspeople often meet to discuss pressing issues, first seen in season 1's "Death".
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The newer, more expansive police station was first seen in season 7's "Lil' Crime Stoppers", replacing a smaller station.
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Where citizens send packages to one another, overseen by Postman Marty.
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A cemetery is located directly off the South Park Church. Multiple cemeteries have appeared in the show.
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The town's local Roman Catholic Church, lead by Father Maxi, and first seen in season 3's "Spontaneous Combustion".
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The town's public school that the boys attend, including preschool through middle school students.
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A local lake in the woods where the kids sometimes meet up or spend time.
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The Kenny McCormick Memorial Town Square has hosted dozens of public gatherings over the years.
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A farm that sells fruits and vegetables run by the Old Farmer including member berries, first seen in season 20's "Member Berries".
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The creepy ranch on the hill whee Dr. Mephesto creates and looks after his crazy experiments, first seen in "An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig"
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Henrietta's house and the former residence of Bradley Biggle, first seen in season 7's "Raisins".
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The biggest house in the whole town, Tolkien and his family live here, as first seen in season 4's "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000".
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Kyle Broflovski's home, first seen in "Death".
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Cartman's home, first seen in "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe". Was vacant from season 25's "City People" to season 26's "DikinBaus Hot Dogs".
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Nichole Daniels and her family's residence, first seen in season 16's "Cartman Finds Love".
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Clyde's House, where the New Kid beat him up collectively.
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The former home to Stan, his father Randy, and family from season 1's "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride" until season 22's "Tegridy Farms".
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Kenny and his family's house, first seen in season 1's "Starvin Marvin" and renovated in later seasons.
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The home to Mr. Slave and his husband Big Gay Al, first seen in "Follow That Egg!".
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Bebe's seldom seen home, first introduced in season 6's "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society",
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Kevin Stoley's house where he puts together science fiction blocks, first seen in season 13's "Fatbeard".
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Butters' family home, first seen in season 4's "The Tooth Fairy Tats 2000".
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The New Kid's House, exclusive to both games. Previous resident unknown.
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Craig and family's messy home is right here, first seen in season 3's "Tweek Vs Craig".
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Jimmy's humble home, first seen in season 7's "Krazy Kripples".
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A bar with a top level deck, attached to the McCormick's Garage, first seen in season 19's "The City Part of Town".
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An Italian restaurant that has hosted many a dinner date, first seen in season 9's "Erection Day".
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A Chinese restaurant run by eccentric proprietor Tuong Lu Kim, first seen in season 6's "Jared Has Aides".
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A college bar popular with progressives, Canadians and later rednecks, first seen in season 19's "Stunning and Brave".
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A taco restaurant owned by actor Morgan Freeman, first seen in "South Park: The Fractured but Whole".
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This building was reintroduced in "The Scoots" as the origin of Lolly's Candy store.
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A fried chicken restaurant that has been modified to serve medical marijuana, first seen in season 14's "Medicinal Fried Chicken".
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Hi cutie, welcome to Raisins! Everyone else here is so lame, but you seem really cool. This Hooters parody first appeared in season 7's "Raisins".
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The town's oldest and most popular bar and the one the boys' dads usually hang out at, first seen in season 1's "Damien".
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A bar, located bellow Brighton's and next to Savor The Goodness, first seen in season 19's "The City Part of Town".
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A gluten free farm to table eatery in SoDoSoPa, now closed, first seen in season 19's "The City Part of Town"
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Coffeehouse owned by Richard Tweak and his wife. First seen in season 2's "Gnomes".
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A railway station that connects South Park to other cities and towns, now dilapidated, first seen in season 2's "Ike's Wee Wee".
About
What this world is doing on the plate, and the numbers behind it.
- Updated August 31, 2026
- Kevin Henrique
- Editorial policy
Pond on the west, houses in a row, Main Street through the middle
South Park sits on one mountain chart: Stark’s Pond and the church on the west, the elementary and the bus stop on the block, Marsh, Broflovski, and Cartman in a line of peaked roofs, City Hall and Town Square on Main Street, SoDoSoPa on the east edge.
Houses, food, shops, and town buildings stay on. Pins sit on the fronts they name: the orange Broflovski house, the teal Cartman house, Tweek Bros. on the square, City Wok on the west strip.
Games
Prove you know South Park. 61 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.