This map sparked a heated debate within the GTA community about the significance of this map, and what the marks mean.

The final and southernmost dot is strangely placed in the middle of the junction between Sasquatch Creek and its western fork, in Shady Creeks.

The dot below it is placed just east of the Easter Bay Chemical Plant.

The next dot is in the exact center of the map, in Blueberry.

The following dot points to a large unused warehouse building in Las Venturas, just north of the Greenglass College.

The next dot seemingly points to The Big Ear.

Another dot marks the location of Area 69.

The northernmost dot on the map seems to point out the location of the Desert Building.

Surprisingly, the dots match up very closely with some important locations within the game. The entire town of Bayside is absent as well.Įven though the map is from the beta version of GTA San Andreas, players have successfully matched the beta map with the final map, and they have placed the UFO sighting dots in their corresponding locations on the current map. Also, the long waterway separating Flint County from Red County is nonexistent on the beta map. There is no island in the final version of the game. For example, there appears to be a small island in the San Fierro Bay, which would have most likely been Alcatraz in the beta version. This is evidenced because there are some land features and terrain differences on the map which are not present in the final version of the game. The map is actually a beta map for GTA San Andreas. The map itself is marked with various small white circles, which seemingly show the locations of UFO sightings around the state. They are in Lil' Probe Inn, hanging on a back wall in the office, and in Mike Toreno's Ranch.

The map is on a large poster-sized sheet, and it can be found in two locations in the entire state of San Andreas.

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