Overpass Callouts

Bombsite A—plant area typically reached from Long/Playground routes.

Bombsite B—plant area reached from Monster/short tunnel routes.

Terrorists’ starting area; routes lead toward Playground (A) or Tunnels (B).

Long approach into A site; key for taking space and setting up A executes.

Upper tunnel route toward B side; used for safer approaches and staged B pressure.

Lower tunnel route toward B; common for sneaky timings and late pressure.

Connector path linking central areas; used for rotations and multi-lane pressure.

Party/balloons area near Playground; common landmark for A-side control fights.

Central area connecting A and B sides; used for information and rotation control.

Fountain landmark in/near Playground; common reference for early A control.

Large park area on A side; major staging ground for A pushes and defaults.

Rock cover in A Long near Tree; close hold for A defenders watching A Long pinches.

Tree cover position in A Long; close hold and A Long crossfire reference.

Longer back stretch of the Toilets corridor leading toward A Long; sub-position used in A Long pinches via Toilets.

Boost spot on A Long that grants a stronger angle or faster control.

The small corner next to the exit of A Long onto the A Site that can be hidden behind. Maybe this doesn't count as a callout, but it's worth knowing!

Van cover landmark used as a call for tight positions on approaches or sites.

ATM/Bank landmark on A site area used as cover and positional reference.

The default plant spot on the A Bombsite, which is just between the two green boxes opposite the entrance to the site when coming from Mid.

Blue transformer landmark on A site; common cover/crosshair reference.

Bin/dumpster area outside A site near Bank/Van; common CT close-cover position and reference for A entries from CT side.

Restroom room on A side near A Long; key choke point into A.

Shortened approach to A site via Playground/Bank side; paired with Long for splits.

Flower-bed landmark inside Monster tunnel; reference for precise positions.

CT-side access ramp leading directly into A Site; key reference for retakes and defender rotations.

Large sewer/monster tunnel entrance to B site; major choke point for B hits.

Rail/track area near B; used as a landmark for fights and rotations around B.

Shortened approach to B site from Upper Tunnels/Connector; paired with Monster for splits.

Water canal section near Monster/B approaches; landmark for sound and rotations.

Squeaky-door alley between Mid and B-short approach; common timing/info spot due to the door’s loud sound.

Shortened approach to B site from Upper Tunnels/Connector; paired with Monster for splits.

Sandbag cover near B site; close-range hold/anchor landmark.

Sewer-style tunnel toward B (related to Monster); sneaky rotation route.

Pillar cover on B site used for CT trades and tight holds.

Yellow/green barrel cover on B site used for anchor positions.

Small pit/depressed area on B site near Pillar; common close-hold position for B anchors.

Elevated platform between A and B sites; classic CT pick spot with sightlines into A approach and B Bridge area.

Graffitied wall along the mid/Walkway corridor; reference point for mid timing and pinch coordination between A and B routes.

The cafe sign opposite bench, on the other side of the wall to Long Toilets.

The bench opposite Cafe.

The room between Bank and Stairs near A Site.

Wooden bridge over Water on B-side approach; key pinch point and reference for B execute timings.

The spot at which players can boost from Water to see onto B Site.

The ladder that takes you from Upper Tunnels to Lower Tunnels.

The signpost near A Site, on the wall that spans between the exits to A Long and A Short.

Hitmarker is located just at the start of A Long, right as Terrorists expose themselves to A Long for the first time. It is named "Hitmarker" as often AWP shots will clip players through the wall that stands by this area, dealing them heavy damage but not killing them.