VALORANT map callouts

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Icebox is built around two bombsites on opposite ends of a shared central lane. A Site is reached up a conveyor-style belt and is ringed by raised nests, a rafter area and screened walkways that reward elevated positions, while B Site has a crowded front entrance and a quieter backside with a snowman structure and a tube route. Mid sits between them, with a boiler wall and pallet area, and both sites are visible from it, which makes mid the main rotation hub.

Official callouts

Community names

Bomb sites

VALORANT patch 13.08 · Updated October 20, 2026

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Full list

All 31 Icebox callouts

Every spot on Icebox with the name to call it, what else players call it and what it's for. 25 of them are the names VALORANT shows on the minimap; the rest are community callouts you'll hear in ranked and pro comms.

Icebox A site callouts

Callout	Also called	What it is
A 4-10Community	Also called 4-10	The box stack in the middle of A Site in front of the plant, cover for a planter and a common hold.
A Belt	Also called —	The conveyor belt that climbs up onto A Site from the attacker side, and an elevated walkway above the site.
A GeneratorCommunity	Also called Gen	The generator at the back of A Site, cover for a defender holding the site from deep.
A JailCommunity	Also called Jail	The fenced room beside A Nest on the attacker side of A, a hiding spot to clear before going up to the site.
A MainCommunity	Also called —	The attackers' main lane onto A, between Mid Blue and A Belt.
A Nest	Also called A Site Nest	A raised structure on A with cylindrical containers out front, visible through an opening from A Belt. It is reached by rope, zipline or ascender, and it is a plant position, so callouts here warn the team of a nest push or a plant.
A Pipes	Also called —	The pipes under A Nest on the attacker approach to A, a close angle on anyone walking onto the site.
A Rafters	Also called —	An elevated area over A Site that attackers and defenders both use for high-ground peeks.
A Screen	Also called A Screens	The screened walkways on A that players reach by rotating through mid, which lets them skip most of the A elevations.
A Site	Also called —	The A bombsite itself, the plant zone that the attackers push into from the belt and the entry lanes.
A ZiplineCommunity	Also called Zip	The zipline across A Site between A Nest and the site, used to cross or to peek from above.

Icebox B site callouts

Callout	Also called	What it is
B Back	Also called —	The back corner of B Site, tucked between the tunnel and the ice wall at the far side of the bombsite.
B Cubby	Also called Cubby	A cubby inside the B bombsite that sits in the front-entrance area, close to B Green and B Yellow.
B Fence	Also called Fence	The fence on the defender side of B between B Back and B Hall, an angle over the back of the site.
B Garage	Also called Garage	A corner inside B Site between a yellow box and a wall, which can be scanned from Mid Blue and from B Yellow.
B Green	Also called Green	The green containers and boxes on the B front entrance, close to B Cubby and B Yellow.
B Hall	Also called Hall	The short hallway from B Site toward B Orange, the inside route between the site and mid.
B Hut	Also called Hut	A hut in B Site close to the defender spawn, with a bridge above it.
B Kitchen	Also called Kitchen	The kitchen area of B that gives defenders several angles on both mid approaches and clean access to the site.
B MainCommunity	Also called —	The attackers' main lane onto B, between B Green and B Yellow.
B Orange	Also called Orange, Tall Box	An orange container on the B backside, next to a green box, from which players shoot across the site.
B Site	Also called —	The B bombsite itself, which has a separate outer section at the corner by the yellow crate and the ramp.
B Snow Pile	Also called Snow Pile	The snow pile by B Orange on the route from mid toward Kitchen, cover for players crossing to B.
B Snowman	Also called Snowman	A snowman structure on the B backside that defenders can stand on top of to scan into A Site. It is also a defensive spot for contesting attackers who enter the open ground of B.
B Tube	Also called Tube, B Site Tube, Tunnel	A tube with an entrance on B Site that forms a hard attacking route up into the kitchen. Once attackers get through it they gain heavy cover over the B bombsite.
B Yellow	Also called Yellow	A yellow spot on the B front entrance that can be scanned from the ramp corner of the attacker spawn and from B Garage.

Icebox mid callouts

Callout	Also called	What it is
Mid Blue	Also called Blue	A spot in mid where enemies push up from mid and attacker spawn, and where arrows are aimed from.
Mid Boiler	Also called Boiler, Mid Broiler	A boiler wall in mid that players walk up to when lining up edges, and the spot where both sites are visible from under the tunnel.
Mid Pallet	Also called Pallet	A spot near a corner of boxes in mid, which can be scanned from Mid Blue.

Icebox attacker side callouts

Callout	Also called	What it is
Attacker Side Spawn	Also called —	The spawn on the attacker side, with a ramp corner and a yellow crate near it that double as aim references. Its barriers drop at round start.

Icebox defender side callouts

Callout	Also called	What it is
Defender Side Spawn	Also called —	The defenders' spawn, which sits close to a corner of B Hut.

Icebox callouts map for VALORANT with 25 official callouts labeled, including A Nest, Mid Blue and B Cubby — Icebox callout map · patch 13.08Download image ↓

Site by site

Icebox callout maps by site

Icebox A site callouts in VALORANT, labeled on the map — Icebox A site callouts11

Icebox B site callouts in VALORANT, labeled on the map — Icebox B site callouts15

Icebox mid callouts in VALORANT, labeled on the map — Icebox mid callouts3

Not on the minimap

Icebox 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 4-10A Site
Also called 4-10
The box stack in the middle of A Site in front of the plant, cover for a planter and a common hold.
A GeneratorA Site
Also called Gen
The generator at the back of A Site, cover for a defender holding the site from deep.
A JailA Site
Also called Jail
The fenced room beside A Nest on the attacker side of A, a hiding spot to clear before going up to the site.
A MainA Site
The attackers' main lane onto A, between Mid Blue and A Belt.
A ZiplineA Site
Also called Zip
The zipline across A Site between A Nest and the site, used to cross or to peek from above.
B MainB Site
The attackers' main lane onto B, between B Green and B Yellow.

Area by area

Know every corner of Icebox

A Site

11 callouts

A 4-10 A Belt A Generator A Jail A Main A Nest A Pipes A Rafters A Screen A Site A Zipline

01Hold A Belt or A Rafters early, because from there you can see most of the bombsite and call out pushes before they reach the plant.
02Rotate through mid into the A screens to skip most of the A elevations, and use that route when the belt and nest are locked down.
03Watch for zipline rushes at A Zip and nest pushes at A Nest, and use a utility or a cover player to slow them down before they reach the plant zone.

B Site

15 callouts

B Back B Cubby B Fence B Garage B Green B Hall B Hut B Kitchen B Main B Orange B Site B Snow Pile B Snowman B Tube B Yellow

01Control B Kitchen whenever possible, since it covers both mid approaches and gives clean access to the bombsite, and the defense loses most of its options without it.
02Expect attackers to force the B Tube route into the kitchen, and when it happens, play for cover-heavy trades rather than a long duel in the open.
03Plant spots like B Default can be targeted from B Back and B Orange, so attackers should set up bounce lineups from those angles and defenders should watch both spots.

Mid

3 callouts

Mid Blue Mid Boiler Mid Pallet

01Use Mid Blue as the anchor for lurks and push info, because it is where most mid pushes come through and it can be scanned to both sites.
02Line up your angles with Mid Boiler, since both sites are visible from under the tunnel and the boiler, so holding it gives you early warning for either site.
03Use smokes to block the mid tunnel and the boiler sightlines when you want to rotate safely, and avoid standing still at Mid Pallet for long because it is a common rotation path.

Icebox lineups →Plan a strat on Icebox

Practice

Icebox callout quiz

One spot on Icebox 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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FAQ

Icebox callouts, answered.

What are the callouts on Icebox?

Icebox has 31 common callouts. A Site: A 4-10, A Belt, A Generator, A Jail, A Main, A Nest, A Pipes, A Rafters, A Screen, A Site and A Zipline. B Site: B Back, B Cubby, B Fence, B Garage, B Green, B Hall, B Hut, B Kitchen, B Main, B Orange, B Site, B Snow Pile, B Snowman, B Tube and B Yellow. Mid: Mid Blue, Mid Boiler and Mid Pallet.

How many sites does Icebox have?

Icebox has 2 bomb sites (A Site and B Site). Icebox is built around two bombsites on opposite ends of a shared central lane. A Site is reached up a conveyor-style belt and is ringed by raised nests, a rafter area and screened walkways that reward elevated positions, while B Site has a crowded front entrance and a quieter backside with a snowman structure and a tube route. Mid sits between them, with a boiler wall and pallet area, and both sites are visible from it, which makes mid the main rotation hub.

Which Icebox callouts are not shown in the game?

A 4-10, A Generator, A Jail, A Main, A Zipline and B Main 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 4-10 on Icebox?

The box stack in the middle of A Site in front of the plant, cover for a planter and a common hold.

Where is A Belt on Icebox?

The conveyor belt that climbs up onto A Site from the attacker side, and an elevated walkway above the site.

Where is A Generator on Icebox?

The generator at the back of A Site, cover for a defender holding the site from deep.

Where is A Jail on Icebox?

The fenced room beside A Nest on the attacker side of A, a hiding spot to clear before going up to the site.

Are these Icebox callouts official?

25 of them are: they're the names VALORANT itself prints on the Icebox minimap. The other 6 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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