What is RDR2 Map (rdr2map.com)?

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RDR2 Map (rdr2map.com) is a browser-based interactive map for Red Dead Redemption 2. It plots collectibles, pickups, online content, amenities, and events onto a searchable, filterable map, and includes a progress tracker so you can mark off what you've already found. You don't need to download anything or install a mod — it runs in your browser and works as a companion reference while you play. It is not the game itself, and it doesn't replace your copy of Red Dead Redemption 2.

What you can find on the map

The map organizes locations into broad categories, each with its own set of markers and counts. Based on the site's own listings:

Category Examples (with listed counts)
Collectibles Cigarette Card (144), Dinosaur Bone (30), Dreamcatcher (20), Grave (9), Rock Carving (10), Treasure (27)
Pickups Item (108), Loot (151), Weapon (32), Wild Horse (62)
Online Campfire (30), Harrietum (35), Hideout (27), Treasure (117), Treasure Map (21)
Amenities Fast Travel (23), Fence Vendor (6), Gunsmith (5), Post Office (12), Train Station (10), Trapper (5)
Events Gang Hideout (13), Random Event (396), Stranger (44)
Minigames Blackjack (3), Dominoes (3), Five Finger Fillet (4), Poker (6)
Madam Nazar's Items American Flower (324), Coin (90), Fossils (120), Tarot sets (84 each)

There are also smaller groupings such as Camp (7), Cheat Code (37), Easter Egg (61), Landmark (67), and Misc (70). The counts above are what the site displays, so treat them as the map's own inventory rather than a guarantee that every entry is verified.

Tools that come with it

  • Search — type a name to jump to a specific marker type or location.
  • Show All / Hide All — toggle entire categories on or off so the map isn't cluttered.
  • Filter — narrow the display to just the category you're working on.
  • Progress tracker — mark items as found so you can see what's left.
  • Distance Measurement Tool — measure distances between points on the map.
  • Sniping Radius Tool — drag a target shape to visualize sniping distances, with dotted lines marking 50m increments.
  • Embed Map — copy a code snippet to place the map on your own website.

How to use it

  1. Open rdr2map.com in a browser.
  2. Use Show All / Hide All or the category list to display only what you're hunting (for example, Dinosaur Bones).
  3. Click a marker to see its location details, then match it to your in-game position.
  4. After collecting it, mark it off in the progress tracker so it disappears from your "remaining" view.
  5. Use Search when you know the name of a specific item, and the Distance Measurement Tool when you want to judge how far apart two points are.

Things to know before you rely on it

  • It's a reference tool, not the game. You still need Red Dead Redemption 2 to play; the map only tells you where things are.
  • No download or install is required to use the map itself — it's a website.
  • Some features sit behind a paid tier. The site shows an "Upgrade To Pro" link and states that upgrading removes ads and adds extra features. The exact price and full feature list aren't specified in the material available here, so check the upgrade page directly if that matters to you.
  • Ad blocker note: the site itself suggests that if you're using an ad blocker, you might consider upgrading to Pro to remove ads and get extra features.
  • Counts can change. The numbers listed are the site's current totals; game updates or map edits can shift them.
  • A separate RDR1 map exists. The site notes its RDR1 Interactive Map is now available, so make sure you're on the Red Dead Redemption 2 map if that's the game you're playing.