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Windrose Interactive Map

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Pan, zoom, toggle layers, search markers—corner HUD gives x/y for callouts. Plan a build on Talents & Build, then return here for pins.

Why use this Windrose interactive map?

This atlas pairs the community vector seascape with structured POI markers so solo captains and crews can scout camps, farming loops, wrecks, ruins, and exploration objectives without tab-hunting through spreadsheets. When a popup drops a weird material name, look up the matching row in the wiki resources deck (or another category) before you reroute the whole night.

Because everything loads with the page, response times stay predictable and the chart stays readable even on modest laptops—important when you are alt-tabbing between Discord, the wiki, and the game during Early Access nights. Still learning pin vocabulary? The Getting Started hub explains how we think about markers; Advanced covers when those same pins become haul routes and fort timers.

How to use this map

  1. Pick layers — Expand a category and toggle only the pin families you care about (for example camps plus resources for a new outpost route).
  2. Search markers — Enter a POI title, tag, or fragment of popup copy, then press Enter to cycle through matches while the map flies to each marker.
  3. Read coordinates — Watch the HUD in the corner for normalized x/y values that line up with this chart; use them to align screenshots or squad callouts with wiki pages.
  4. Compare sources — Cross-check tricky islets against the official Windrose map when patch notes reshuffle spawns; this fan map optimizes for fast filtering, not proprietary live telemetry.

FAQ: Windrose map & POI data

Where do the markers come from?
Volunteers curate the pin list for Windrose Atlas and ship updates with the site. If something is wrong after a patch, it is usually just a slow refresh—check again after a few days or ping whoever keeps this site updated. Cross-check unusual loot against long-form Guides articles that focus on that biome so you know whether it is data lag or a real spawn change.
Does this replace the official interactive map?
No. Treat this page as a companion: it emphasizes fast filters and our guides, while in-game placement always wins when the two disagree.
Will my filters persist?
Layer toggles reset on refresh by design so new visitors always start from a predictable baseline. Use browser bookmarks for recurring routes instead.
How often is the coastline data updated?
Coastlines refresh when maintainers ingest new survey notes—there is no live satellite layer here, just the vector silhouette you see on screen.