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Located in Russia; the map consists of paved roads and a multitude of factory buildings all around, the later of which can prove useful as cover. To the south one can find a riverbank while to the north a small forest is located.

Located in Cologne, Germany, next to the Rhine river; Advance to the Rhine takes inspiration from 1945's Battle of Cologne. The map consists of a destroyed urban environment and paved road, with a park and a plaza in the middle of the map.

Located in the most Northern state of the U.S.; Alaska presents an American urban environment completed with skyscrapers which and riverbanks.

Located in Arizona, U.S.A.; American Desert consists of a quiet village in the American Desert. With a roundabout at the center, the trains station to one flank and the other flank representing the outskirts of the village.

Located in Bastogne, Belgium; Ardennes takes inspiration from the 1944's Battle of the Bulge. The map consists of the village at its core, while the flanks consist on the outskirts with a lot of foliage to hide in.

Located in Ireland; this cliff-filled coast consist of 3 different types of environment: the mountainous west, the plain center, and the cliffs to the east.

Located in Vossenack, Germany; Battle of Hürtgen Forest takes inspiration from it's 1944 real-life counterpart. Located 5 km east of the border with Belgium, the map consist of a town at its core. To the north one can find a forested hill while to the south a shallow river stream surrounded by forested hills is located.

Located in Berlin; Germany, Berlin takes inspiration from the 1945's Battle for the Reichstag, of the Battle of Berlin. At the center one can find cover alongside a shallow river, to the west side one can fight over the ruins of the urban environment that once surrounded the Kroll Opera House, while at the east of the river one can find the imponent Reichstag which provides limited cover from the open field surrounding it. Further East one can find the Brandenburg Gate.

Cargo Port is a fictional environment based around a shipment facility. To the north one can find an airfield cut by the long highway. The middle is dominated by buildings while to the south one can find longways separated by containers.

Located in the Eastern Carpathians mountains of Poland; the map consists of a large open field with some trenches dug out in the middle with, a castle located in the hills to the north and hill covered paths to the south.

Located in Ukraine; Eastern Europe consists of a river-side city surrounded by hills. To the south one can find forested areas while to the north one can find the hills surrounding.

Located in Ukraine like Eastern Europe; European Provinces is an enlarged version of Eastern Europe. To the north and south one can find a multitude of forested areas which surround large open fields while at the center one can find the same city as in Eastern Europe.

Located in Kiviniemi, Finland before World War II, now a days known as Losevo, modern-day Russia; Finland presents the snowy northern landscape from which the namesake country is known for. To the east one can find a small village overlooked by cliffs, while to the west one can find a forested area alongside a frozen lake, all the while the center is a hilly forested area. All three areas are divided by two mountain chains on each side.

Located in Austria; the map consists of a small train station alongside a tunnel inside the mountain to the south. The center is dominated by small hills while to the north one can find a small village.

Located in Rasdorf, Germany; Fulda Gap takes inspiration from it's real life counterpart, named after the town of Fulda. The map consist of an elevated center with forested and hilly areas while the flanks are made of large open fields while between the Southeast and Center area one can find a small castle.

Located in Calabria, Italy; the map consists of a long city surrounded by a river to the north, hills to the east and west and another river that leads to a waterfall to the south.

Located in Japan; the map consists of two small villages on each side while an imposing temple complex is located at the center. The map is surrounded by hills and forest all the while one can find small forested and hilly areas throughout the map.

Located in Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands; Jungle is inspired by the 1942's Guadalcanal campaign. The middle of the map consists a small alliance divided by shallow waters, the north on the other hand is dominated by the beach, while to the southern area of the map is dominated by mountains.

Located in Karelia, Finland before World War II, now a days modern-day Russia; Karelia is composed of a large deep canyon to the east, a rocky hill at the middle and an open terrain to the west, the latter of which can be navigated through paths concealed by trees and small hills.

Located in now a days South Korea; the map is composed of the dam to the east, the which is overlooked by two cliff, one to the north and another to the south, a military camp at the center, the which is overlooked by rice terraces to the north and south and overlooked by a rocky hill to the west, and a small village to the west, which is also overlooked by the same rocky hill.

Located in Krymsk, Russia; the map is surrounded by hills and mountains. The map is divided into two section, a Prisoner Of War camp to the east, and a hilly field in the middle and to the west. The two sections divided by several rocky hills the which overlook both areas.

Located in Prokhorovka, Russia; the map is composed of three areas, a flat area overlooking the river to the east, another flat area which is overlooked by hills to the west, both of which are divided by a hill in the middle. The latter which contains a small village with an imposing but partially destroyed church in the middle.

Located in Sedan, France; Maginot Line takes its' namesake from the famous defensive French line bordering Germany. The map is divided into three sections, an open field to the east, overlooked by hills to the north, south and east, a large town to the west and several houses at the eastern outskirt of said town.

Located in Syria; Middle east is composed of an industrial complex to the north, the which is overlooked by cliffs to the north, east and west, and a large city with damaged buildings to the south. Further south one can gaze at mountain which overlooks the map.

Located in Mozdok, Russia; Mozdok is a map consisting of a river to the north, a forrested hill to the east, a large plain to the south and an area containing several hills to the north. The map is often split into smaller areas depending on the map configuration.

Located in Vierville-sur-Mer, France; the map is inspired by Operation Neptune, commonly known as D-Day. The map is divided into three areas, the beach to the north, the village at the middle, the which has an imposing but damaged church in the middle, and a hilly area to the south. This last one being the northern area of the map "Fields of Normandy"

Located in Vierville-sur-Mer, France; the map consists of the southern part of the map Normandy. To the north one can find the same hilly area in the map Normandy to the north, meanwhile the center is occupied by a large and imposing airship hangar in the middle. To the south, one can find a large forrest to the east while the west area has several buildings that can provide cover.

Located in Poland; the map is divided into three sections: the northern outskirts of the city, the which is overlooked by a small forest to the north, the town southern area, the which is overlooked by cliffs to the east, west and south, and the area accross the lake, which overlooks the southern part of the town. Further south one can find forrested hills which can provide cover.

Located in Poland; Fields of Poland is an enlarged version of the map Poland. One can find an imposing mill to the north, the which is overlooked by a forrested hill, the town in Poland at the center, and another imposing mill to the south the which is overlooked by numerous forrests.

Located in Novorossiysk, Russia; the map features a mixture of urban fighting, in the streets between destroyed industrial buildings in the North and South of the map, with a more open field like area in the west, and a rail yard in the middle. The map is often split into smaller areas depending on the map configuration.

Located in El Alamein, Egypt; the map can be divided into three sections: to the north, the remainings of a fort overlooked by cliffs located further north, a small village a top a hill in the middle and the desert area filled with dunes to the south.

Located in the Southeast of Suez, Egypt; the map consists of a small village to the east, a large open field dividing the east and the middle area, an abandoned oil facility and military camp located on a slight hill in the middle where one can overlook west, and a small oil facility bordered by a small mountain. Further west is a small path around the mountain which also leads to the eastern part of Sands of Sinai.

Located in the Southeast of Suez, Egypt; the map consists of the western part of the region. To the far east the same abandoned oil facility as well as the path in Sinai are located. The latter overlooking a large village in the eastern part of the map. In the middle one can find a number of mountains which partition the map between east and west. Westward one can find the desert area where a number of dunes provide cover for advancing units.

Located in Stalingrad, now a days known as Volgograd, Russia; the map is inspired on the famous World War II Battle of Stalingrad. The north-west area consists of factory complexes the which have been damaged and provide places for units to hide. In the middle of the map one can find the railway stations, further east, one can find a number of ruined appartment complex as well as an oil complex, the which is overlooked by a couple of hills further south. Further lake the frozen river provides concealed passage.

Located in North of Gabès, French Tunisia; Tunisia is divided into three areas, a large city overlooking the sea to the east, a small military encampment in the middle and a large but damaged bridge to the west. The map Sands of Tunisia expands upon this map.

Located in North of Gabès, French Tunisia; Sands of Tunisia can be further divided into three large areas, to the east is the playable area from the map Tunisia. In the middle a larger and more imposing bridge connects two cliffs from north to south, and to the west one can find a large village divided by the river.

Located in Hội An, Vietnam; the map consists of a mountainous area to the north, which provides paths surrounded by mountains, the jungle area in the middle, and the northern outskirts of the city to the south. Further south one can find the Hội An city.

Located in Volokolamsk, Russia; the map consists of a number of scattered village, connected by dirt roads and divided by forrested hills. Between the northern and middle town, one can find a frozen lake. A ruined railway station is located in the most southern part of the map. The map is often split into smaller areas depending on the map configuration.

Located in Volokolamsk, Russia; the map consists of the entirety of the Volokolamsk map, making it significantly larger.

Located in Stockholm, Sweden; the map consists of a long promenade to the borders of the riverbank, Westwards of the promenade there are some open parks d most notably an open area of raised land with a government-looking building and monument on it. The middle area consists of large open gardens with four large government buildings in the centre and a courtyard between them. Meanwhile the west of the map is a largely residential area with an industrial complex with large factory buildings and storage tanks.

Located in Bastogne, Belgium; Wallonia is the enlarged version of the map Ardennes. The north part consists of the playable area from the map Ardennes. To the south east, one can find a pair of smaller villages, each having a capture point at its center.

The White Rock Fortress initially was built to protect the river. But as the river swallowed the fortress lost its meaning and in course of time was abandoned; only the storage buildings remained in use. As the war began the fortress was manned again and reconditioning works started. However, nothing of protective or repair works had been finished at the time it was bombed. The last of the garrison defenders have been standing against approaching enemy army.

Located in Brest, Belarus; the fort can be divided into three perimeters. The first perimeter of the form comes in the form of two ditches with a mound in-between them, running round most of the fort. Then comes the fort's outer wall, a mixture of mud and bricks, there are plenty of gaps in the wall allowing access, and a number of fortified buildings outside the wall. Finally comes the surrounding of the forts, where a large number of hills can provide cover for flanking units.