Junk Junction is located at the map coordinates B1-B2, nearly at the most northwestern point of the map. Speaking of bases, just to the north of Junk Junction is a giant llama statue that you can edit to turn into your own fortress. It’s a fantastic place to scavenge metal for your bases, as well as collect loot. Junk Junction is a big scrapyard filled with old cars piled on top of each other. You can find Snobby Shore at the map coordinates A5, all the way on the left hand side of the island - southwest of Pleasant Park and northwest of Greasy Grove. There’s tons of loot hidden across the houses’ many floors and rooms, and all the tight corners make for some intense gunfights. Snobby Shore is made up of a row of large houses surrounded by high brick walls. Where are the walled houses - Snobby Shore? Shifty Shafts is located at D7 on the map, south of Loot Lake and east of Greasy Grove. A lot of the underground chests in Shifty Shafts are hidden behind walls that you need to break down with your pickaxe - so listen out for the sound they make and keep an eye out for a golden glow behind a wood. Made up of a series of subterranean tunnels, Shifty Shafts is not only a great place to grab some loot, but set up an ambush for unsuspecting enemies as well. Where is the underground mine - Shifty Shafts? Unfortunately, you can’t zoom in on the image in game - but the locations are still visible and some regions are distinct from as far away as the battle Bus itself. Fortnite Battle Royale is everywhere right now, and after its new map update earlier this week, the game’s popularity has reached fever pitch.īut what has the update actually done? Well, here’s a handy comparison of the old map vs the new map, with all the new locations, so you know where to head to when you next jump out of the Battle Bus.
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