PUBG Erangel Map Overview 2026
Reference view of Erangel terrain, roads, and compound locations. Use the other layers for focused map markers.
Find PUBG Erangel secret basement entrances, key locations, vehicles, and loot zones on an interactive map. Zoom, pan, and switch layers in your browser.

Scroll to zoom / Drag to pan. Click "Fullscreen" for team strategy review.
Reference view of Erangel terrain, roads, and compound locations. Use the other layers for focused map markers.
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This tool is a static reference map built from pre-rendered Erangel map images. Selecting a layer changes the displayed reference image, while zoom, pan, reset, and fullscreen controls help you inspect it.
It is not a live game-data feed and does not calculate key probabilities, loot odds, or routes. Basement access, keys, vehicles, and loot may vary by match and game update, so verify important details in the current game and official PUBG patch notes.
Choose the "Secrets & Keys" layer. It displays the basement-entrance and key-location reference markers included in this map.
The map shows reference points, not guaranteed key spawns. Key availability may vary by match and game update.
No. It is a static reference map and does not connect to live PUBG match data.
Yes. The viewer supports touch panning and zoom controls on mobile devices, as well as reset and fullscreen actions.
No account or game-file upload is required. Layer switching and map-view controls run in your browser.
Select the "Overview" layer, then use Reset if you want to restore the default zoom and position.