Enshrouded Map Locations - Every Named Place and Category

The interactive world map draws 6,188 pins over real terrain. Pins are drawn in a canvas of SVG and their page links are built when you click one, so a search engine — or an AI assistant reading the page — sees none of that structure. This page is the same information as plain HTML tables: what the map divides the world into, how many pins each category holds, and which names actually lead somewhere.

What does the map divide Embervale into?

Two cuts, both from the shipped data rather than from our opinion about where a border falls:

• Six regions, the biome bands you clear south to north. Each links to its own guide, which carries the level and Flame-gate detail.
• 57 categories in seven groups — landmarks, loot, collectibles, camps, quests, resources and everything else. The counts below are the pins that exist on the map today, so you can see how deep each layer is before you switch it on.

Which bosses are pinned to a verified coordinate?

Nine of the twelve. The three that are not — Cyclops, Fell Cyclops and the Fell Critter Queen — have no coordinate we could confirm, so they are absent from the map’s pin layer instead of guessed onto it. The bosses and dungeons hub covers all twelve with what we do know.

How do I use this with the map?

Open a row’s View on map link to jump straight to that pin, or search the map by name — its search box matches the same names listed here. The POI category pages go deeper where we have them: Ancient Spires, Sun Temples, Hollow Halls, Night Sanctums, Elixir Wells and Gem Forges.

1.0 check (launch day): the patch notes do not publish coordinates. The map data stays as-is until measured in-game; the two new Hollow Halls (Albaneve Summits, Veilwater Basin) and Cinder’s Cradle’s 12 Shroud Roots are the pins to add once measured.