Interactive Map
Every marked location in Palworld on one map: 40,818 pins across 66 layers, plus wild spawn areas for every Pal and all 90 Alpha bosses with their levels. Pick a Pal to see where it lives, switch on the layers you care about, and tick off chests and effigies as you collect them.
What's on the Map
The layer list is grouped by what you are actually hunting for. Counts are per region, so a layer that looks small on the Palpagos Islands may have a second entry on the World Tree map. Toggle as many as you like at once — resource nodes draw as dots because there are thousands of them, while the hand-placed pickups draw as icons you can tap for a popup and a collected tick.
Travel
Fast travel statues, dungeon entrances, respawn points and the traders who stand in one place. Wandering merchants and Pal merchants roam rather than holding a fixed spot, so they are not pinned — the ones here are the ones that will still be there when you arrive.
| Layer | Region | Pins |
|---|---|---|
| Palpagos Islands | 137 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 48 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 30 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 30 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 15 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 15 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 15 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 15 | |
| World Tree | 15 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 12 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 12 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 1 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 1 |
Bosses
Tower boss arenas and the altars where raid bosses are summoned.
| Layer | Region | Pins |
|---|---|---|
| Palpagos Islands | 16 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 8 | |
| World Tree | 3 |
Loot
Chests, loot caches and wild egg nests, split by the region that decides what is inside. Loot caches refill about an hour after you empty one, so a good cluster is a route you can run again rather than a one-off.
| Layer | Region | Pins |
|---|---|---|
| Palpagos Islands | 3,588 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 2,362 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 1,168 | |
| World Tree | 690 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 574 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 446 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 429 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 347 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 263 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 247 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 219 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 201 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 178 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 177 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 162 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 146 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 137 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 109 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 76 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 68 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 56 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 48 | |
| World Tree | 38 | |
| World Tree | 30 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 26 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 17 |
Resources
Every mineable node and gatherable pickup, counted island-wide so you can see which ore is genuinely scarce.
| Layer | Region | Pins |
|---|---|---|
| Palpagos Islands | 8,157 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 4,654 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 4,286 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 1,906 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 1,632 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 1,445 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 824 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 711 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 655 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 635 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 607 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 274 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 271 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 226 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 185 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 128 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 27 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 10 |
Collectibles
Effigies, journals, skill fruit trees and stat lotuses — the one-time pickups worth a detour.
| Layer | Region | Pins |
|---|---|---|
| Palpagos Islands | 866 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 360 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 55 | |
| World Tree | 47 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 35 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 22 | |
| World Tree | 12 | |
| World Tree | 9 |
Wildlife
Fishing spots, plus the per-Pal spawn layer and every Alpha with its level.
| Layer | Region | Pins |
|---|---|---|
| Palpagos Islands | 367 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 102 | |
| World Tree | 55 | |
| World Tree | 22 |
Danger
Human camps that will shoot first.
| Layer | Region | Pins |
|---|---|---|
| Palpagos Islands | 48 | |
| Palpagos Islands | 10 |
Getting to the World Tree
Every row above marked World Tree sits behind the main story, not behind a long flight. The quest Panthalus sends you hunting the giant remains scattered around the islands and then building the thing drawn on the Faded Schematic; finishing it opens To the World Tree, which is the step that actually puts the region on your map. Toggling those layers before that point shows you pins you cannot reach yet, so treat the World Tree half of the list as a preview of an endgame trip.
Pack for it before the first lap. The side quest Surviving the World Tree only asks for one Paloxite and one Mythical Wood, but Paloxite is what the region actually runs on: 30 of it plus 10 Toxin Filtering Membrane crafts the Corrosive Mist Mask, the helmet that cancels corrosive mist damage, and two more fused with a Soralite and a Holy Water gives a Paloxite Ingot. You will be mining it unprotected before you are mining it comfortably.
Drink first, then run the route. World Tree Holy Waterstops World Tree resources from disappearing as you approach them for a while, which is the difference between clearing a cache cluster in one pass and watching half of it blink out. Swallow one at the fast travel point you are starting from rather than mid-route.
The region carries its own three tower boss arenas and 15 fast travel points, so once it is open you can plan chest and effigy runs on it exactly the way you would on the main island — the collected ticks work the same across both.
How to Use the Map
Finding a Pal. Choose any Pal in the spawn picker and its habitat lights up — green for daytime, blue for spots that only wake up at night. The sidebar shows the wild level band for that species, so you can tell at a glance whether a habitat is worth visiting yet or whether you should come back twenty levels later.
Farming a material. Switch on the node layer for what you need and read the density, not just the pins: copper and coal cluster along cliff faces and cave mouths, while sulfur and quartz sit in the harsher biomes. If a layer looks empty in your corner of the island, that is the answer — go somewhere else rather than circling.
Clearing collectibles. Effigies, journals and chests are one-time pickups, so tap a marker and mark it collected. Your ticks are saved in this browser and the layer badge switches to a collected-out-of-total count, which makes a completion run much easier to resume.
Sharing a spot. The address bar updates as you toggle, so copying the URL hands someone the exact same view — same Pal, same region, same layers.
Related Pages
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