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13 callouts- 01Hit A Long and Short at the same time; one defender can't hold both.
- 02Clear A Tower and A Hell before planting, as both see the default spot.
- 03Defenders: a single smoke on A Long buys time for the A Link rotation.
VALORANT map callouts
HavenCallouts
Haven is the original three-site map: A on the east, B in the middle and C on the west. Attackers hit A through A Long or Sewer, B straight through Mid, and C through C Long or Garage. With three sites to cover, defenders rely on fast rotations through A Link and C Link behind each site.
21
Official callouts
9
Community names
3
Bomb sites
VALORANT patch 13.08 · Updated
Haven callouts map
Haven · Attacker view
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Full list
All 30 Haven callouts
Every spot on Haven with the name to call it, what else players call it and what it's for. 21 of them are the names VALORANT shows on the minimap; the rest are community callouts you'll hear in ranked and pro comms.
Haven A site callouts
| Callout | Also called | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| A BoxCommunity | The boxes on A Site at the A Short entrance, cover for a defender while a teammate holds Tower. | |
| A Garden | The attacker-side area behind A Lobby, where attackers group before splitting into Long or Sewer. | |
| A GraffitiCommunity | Also called Graffiti | The painted wall on the A Link side of A Site, where defenders sit to catch attackers coming onto site. |
| A Heaven StairsCommunity | The stairs up to A Tower (Heaven) at the back of A Site, the defenders' way up to the high ground. | |
| A HellCommunity | Also called Hell | The low corner tucked under A Tower, a hidden angle on anyone planting. |
| A Link | The defender-side corridor between A Site and B, the main rotation between those two sites. | |
| A Lobby | The attacker-side area in front of A Long and Sewer, where A pushes are set up. | |
| A Long | The long approach that leads straight into A Site, where defenders often hold angles down the lane. | |
| A RampCommunity | Also called Ramp | The slope where A Long comes up onto A Site; Tower overlooks it, so attackers clear it before stepping on site. |
| A Sewer | Also called Sewers | The tunnel off A Lobby that comes up into A Short, the attackers' second way onto A Site. |
| A ShortCommunity | The short route from Sewer onto A Site; hitting Short and A Long together splits the defenders. | |
| A Site | The first bomb site on the east side, where most A plants and retakes happen. | |
| A Tower | Also called Heaven, Tower | The raised ledge over the back of A Site, watching A Long and the site from above. |
Haven B site callouts
Haven C site callouts
| Callout | Also called | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| C ConnectorCommunity | Also called Connector | The short passage from Garage onto C Site, watched from Platform and Logs. |
| C Cubby | Also called Cubby | A small nook along C Long where a defender can hide to catch attackers pushing the lane. |
| C Garage | Also called Garage | The building between mid and C Site; attackers use it to hit C from the side instead of through Long. |
| C Link | The defender-side corridor joining C Site to B, the main rotation between those two sites. | |
| C Lobby | The attacker-side area that feeds both C Long and Garage. | |
| C LogsCommunity | Also called Logs | The stacked logs on the B side of C Site, a close hiding spot covering the Garage exit. |
| C Long | The long lane that leads from the attacker side into C Site, where most C pushes are fought. | |
| C PlatformCommunity | Also called Plat, Platform | The raised ledge at the far back of C Site, a deep angle over C Long and the plant. |
| C Site | The third bomb site on the west side, reached through the long lane and a garage area. | |
| C Window | The window between C Link and Garage; defenders peek it to catch attackers coming out of Garage. |
Haven mid callouts
| Callout | Also called | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Mid Courtyard | Also called Mid | The central open space that connects to all three sites and is where rotations usually cross. |
| Mid Doors | The doorway on the C side of mid into Garage, a fast route from mid to C. | |
| Mid Window | The window into Mid Courtyard; whoever holds it sees players crossing mid toward B. |
Haven attacker side callouts
| Callout | Also called | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Attacker Side Spawn | Also called Attacker Spawn | The attacking team's starting area where early utility and rotations begin. |
Haven defender side callouts
| Callout | Also called | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Defender Side Spawn | Also called Defender Spawn | The defending team's starting area, from which defenders set up and rotate to sites. |
Site by site
Haven callout maps by site
Not on the minimap
Haven community callouts
Names you'll hear in ranked and pro comms that the game itself doesn't print. They're usually props or corners inside a bigger area, so they let a call be more exact than the minimap allows.
- A BoxA Site
The boxes on A Site at the A Short entrance, cover for a defender while a teammate holds Tower.
- A GraffitiA Site
Also called Graffiti
The painted wall on the A Link side of A Site, where defenders sit to catch attackers coming onto site.
- A Heaven StairsA Site
The stairs up to A Tower (Heaven) at the back of A Site, the defenders' way up to the high ground.
- A HellA Site
Also called Hell
The low corner tucked under A Tower, a hidden angle on anyone planting.
- A RampA Site
Also called Ramp
The slope where A Long comes up onto A Site; Tower overlooks it, so attackers clear it before stepping on site.
- A ShortA Site
The short route from Sewer onto A Site; hitting Short and A Long together splits the defenders.
- C ConnectorC Site
Also called Connector
The short passage from Garage onto C Site, watched from Platform and Logs.
- C LogsC Site
Also called Logs
The stacked logs on the B side of C Site, a close hiding spot covering the Garage exit.
- C PlatformC Site
Also called Plat and Platform
The raised ledge at the far back of C Site, a deep angle over C Long and the plant.
Area by area
Know every corner of Haven
B Site
2 callouts- 01B falls fast to a Mid Courtyard push, so defenders should play it from a distance and rely on rotations.
- 02After planting on B, play the A Link and C Link exits; that is where the retake comes from.
- 03Check B Back on entry, it is a common spot for a lurking defender.
C Site
10 callouts- 01Fake C Long and send the real push through Garage to catch C defenders facing the wrong way.
- 02Clear C Cubby and Logs on the way in; both are easy to walk past.
- 03C Platform sees all of Long, so smoke or flash it before the lane push.
Mid
3 callouts- 01Mid Courtyard is the fastest way to B, so whoever owns it controls the pace of the round.
- 02Mid Doors lets you swing from mid onto C through Garage without using Long.
- 03Don't stand in the open courtyard; it can be shot from Window and both links.
Practice
Haven callout quiz
One spot on Haven lights up and you pick its name from four. Keep a streak going; your best is saved on this device. A few rounds is enough to know the map before you queue.
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Drop a pin where it is, name it and say what it's for. Every submission is checked before it goes on the map, and it shows up with your name on it.
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Haven callouts, answered.
What are the callouts on Haven?
Haven has 30 common callouts. A Site: A Box, A Garden, A Graffiti, A Heaven Stairs, A Hell, A Link, A Lobby, A Long, A Ramp, A Sewer, A Short, A Site and A Tower. B Site: B Back and B Site. C Site: C Connector, C Cubby, C Garage, C Link, C Lobby, C Logs, C Long, C Platform, C Site and C Window. Mid: Mid Courtyard, Mid Doors and Mid Window.
How many sites does Haven have?
Haven has 3 bomb sites (A Site, B Site and C Site). Haven is the original three-site map: A on the east, B in the middle and C on the west. Attackers hit A through A Long or Sewer, B straight through Mid, and C through C Long or Garage. With three sites to cover, defenders rely on fast rotations through A Link and C Link behind each site.
Which Haven callouts are not shown in the game?
A Box, A Graffiti, A Heaven Stairs, A Hell, A Ramp, A Short, C Connector, C Logs and C Platform are community names. The game's own callout text doesn't use them, but players and pros say them all the time.
Where is A Box on Haven?
The boxes on A Site at the A Short entrance, cover for a defender while a teammate holds Tower.
Where is A Garden on Haven?
The attacker-side area behind A Lobby, where attackers group before splitting into Long or Sewer.
Where is A Graffiti on Haven?
The painted wall on the A Link side of A Site, where defenders sit to catch attackers coming onto site.
Where is A Heaven Stairs on Haven?
The stairs up to A Tower (Heaven) at the back of A Site, the defenders' way up to the high ground.
Are these Haven callouts official?
21 of them are: they're the names VALORANT itself prints on the Haven minimap. The other 9 are community names that players and pros use but the game doesn't show; they're marked Community.
How do I see callout names in the game?
VALORANT shows the name of the area you're in under the minimap, and a location ping shows the callout name of the spot you pinged, so your team hears and sees the same word.
Are VALORANT callouts translated into other languages?
Partly. In some languages the game translates a few minimap names (Spanish shows "Árbol" for Tree, for example), while names like Main and Lobby stay in English. Most teams use the English names in comms.
How do I learn callouts fast?
Open the map above, switch to the side you're playing, then hit Test yourself. The quiz lights up one spot at a time and asks for its name, so a few rounds of it is enough to know the map before you queue.
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