County · Spotted Trailer 2, Interstate 404 sign at 2:28
Mariana County
The southwestern county holding Grassrivers and the Leonida Keys. Wetlands, water and island highway rather than city blocks.
Mariana County covers the southwest and south of the state, which puts two of Leonida's six official regions inside it: Grassrivers, the Everglades-style wetland, and the Leonida Keys, the island chain trailing off the bottom of the map. That makes it the county with the least pavement and the most water.
The name reads on the Interstate 404 sign in Port Gellhorn in Trailer 2, at roughly the 2:28 mark, next to Vice-Dale County. Its real-world analogue is Monroe County, which contains both the Everglades and the Florida Keys, the same pairing.
For play, this is the boat and airboat half of the map. Jason lives on Brian Heder's property in the Keys, so a good share of the early story is likely to run through here.
What we know
- Covers the southwest of Leonida, including Grassrivers and the Leonida Keys
- Named on an Interstate 404 sign in Port Gellhorn in Trailer 2, around 2:28
- Mirrors Monroe County, Florida, which holds the Everglades and the Keys
- Jason's home in the Keys falls inside the county
- The most water-heavy county on the map
Frequently asked
What county are the Leonida Keys in?+
The Leonida Keys sit in Mariana County, the southwestern county that also contains the Grassrivers wetlands. The name appears on a highway sign in Trailer 2.