Knowing every Counter-Strike 2 map like the back of your hand is crucial to winning matches, as it often makes the difference between life and death. Understanding where things are and what they’re called can help you make that split second communication, and that can make all the difference. In this article, we’re showing you an overview of all the CS2 callouts for every Active Duty map.
Overview:
Ancient
Anubis
Cache
Dust 2
Inferno
Mirage
Nuke
Overpass
Train
Vertigo
CS2 Ancient Callouts

CS2 Anubis Callouts

CS2 Cache Callouts

CS2 Dust2 Callouts

CS2 Inferno Callouts

CS2 Mirage Callouts

CS2 Nuke Callouts

CS2Overpass Callouts

CS2 Train Callouts

CS2 Vertigo Callouts
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CS2 Map Callout FAQ
What are map callouts?
Map callouts are specific names assigned to different areas on a Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) map. These names help players quickly communicate the location of enemies, teammates, and key objectives during a match.
Why are map callouts important?
Using map callouts allows teams to coordinate effectively, share intel, and make strategic decisions in real-time. Knowing the callouts helps you play more efficiently and react faster to enemy movements.
How can I use this guide to improve my gameplay?
By familiarizing yourself with the callouts provided in this guide, you’ll improve your communication with teammates and develop a better understanding of map control and positioning. This knowledge can give you a competitive edge in ranked matches.
Are these callouts standard across all CS2 communities?
Yes, most of the callouts are widely recognized across the CS2 community. However, some regions or groups may have unique slang or alternative names for certain areas. It’s always helpful to double-check with your team if you’re unsure. For example, in Europe, the “Kitchen” position on Mirage is often called “Market” in North America.
Is this guide updated for the latest version of CS2?
Yes! (Updated March 13, 2025)
Where can I find more CS2 training resources?
For additional information like utility guides, improvement strategies, and optimal game settings, check out the rest of the Refrag Blog!
Can I suggest corrections or additional callouts?
Definitely! Join our Discord server if you have any suggestions for CS2 callouts we may have missed!