Project Zomboid Interactive Map

Blue markers are towns and open a page of their own, with a closer map, the coordinates, the cell numbers and what the town is actually like to survive in. Every other colour is a point of interest, coloured by what it is: police, fire, medical, gun stores, shops, fuel, industry, military and landmarks.

Use the buttons above the map to hide any layer you do not care about. Every coordinate on a marker is also written out as plain text further down, so you can copy one without hunting for the right dot.

Project Zomboid measures the world in tiles. A coordinate like 10593, 9738 is a tile position: the first number counts east from the western edge of the map, the second counts south from the northern edge. It is the same pair the in-game debug map shows, so a coordinate you read here works in your game unchanged.

Tiles are grouped into cells, and Build 42 changed the cell size from 300 tiles square to 256. An older guide quoting a cell number is therefore pointing at a different square than the same number does today. Each town page prints both numbers so you can follow a guide from either build.

Build 42 added four towns to Knox Country: Brandenburg on the river in the north west, Ekron at the far western edge, Echo Creek in the middle of the new farmland and Irvington in the south west. Bright Valley Trailer Park went in near Brandenburg at the same time.

The outer boundary barely moved. What changed is the western half of the map: land that used to be rendered as empty wilderness now has towns, roads and working farms on it. Build 42 also lets you keep walking past the edge of the premade map into generated wilderness, so the world no longer ends at a wall.