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Interactive map
The map fills the available page space. Nearby markers and labels are kept apart; zoom in or search to select a specific place. Location references throughout the wiki have a Map link beside them.
Explore the Iliac Bay with every fixed location revealed. The map uses DFO Online's Enhanced map artwork, drawing code, marker shapes and zoom levels. Zoom out to see Tamriel Map.
Using the map
| Control | Action |
|---|---|
| Drag or arrow keys | Pan the map |
| Scroll, pinch or + / − | Zoom around the pointer or the centre |
| Find a place | Search names across the Bay, including undiscovered places |
Region |
Limit the displayed places and search results to one region |
| Click a place | Show its name, type and map coordinates |
Map key |
Show or hide towns, homes, temples or dungeons |
Ports only |
Show harbour locations |
| The Bay or Home | Return to the Iliac Bay |
| Tamriel Map | Fit the continent on the sheet |
| Right-click or Place waypoint | Save a personal waypoint in this browser |
| Copy location link | Share the selected place |
| Full screen | Expand the map |
Zooming in adds smaller settlements and dungeon markers, then the remaining location types. Every fixed location can also be found through search at any zoom level.
This is a reference map. Travelling, players, guild ownership and temporary event positions depend on a game session. Changing event locations cannot be revealed as permanent destinations here. See Notable places for notable destinations and World map for the in-game controls.
Dungeon difficulty
Select a dungeon to see its difficulty. The fixed map contains 4,232 Regular dungeons. Elite and Abyss dungeons are generated online spawns; their changing locations are not permanent atlas pins.
Map credits
Map code and the held-map artwork come from DFO Online by Lattymoy and contributors, with Daggerfall Unity's MIT notice retained. Road geometry comes from Hazelnut's Basic Roads. World geography and location names are derived from The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall by Bethesda Softworks. Cormorant is licensed under the SIL Open Font License. The exported map's release and source hashes are retained with its data.