Assassin's Creed Valhalla map: A complete look at every county in England

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The Assassin's Creed Valhalla map once you reach England is absolutely gigantic. It's not quite to scale – could you imagine? – but exploring the entirety of the main region in Assassin's Creed Valhalla is not a quick job. You'll start off in Ravensthorpe, but then you've got a plethora of counties and towns to explore, ranging from the top of Yorkshire (Eurvicscire in-game) to south of London (or Lunden). So if you want a look at the Assassin's Creed Valhalla map, you've come to the right place.

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Assassin's Creed Valhalla map: England

While our map above still has plenty of areas to uncover and points of interest to explore, you can see that there is a lot to discover. You can't zoom all the way out to view the entire map so pardon the slightly fudged borders in some places where we've stitched the map together, but this gives you a look at all the counties:

Eurvicscire (Yorkshire)
Snotinghamscire (Nottinghamshire)
Lincolnscire (Lincolnshire)
Sciropescire (Shropshire)
Ledecestrescire (Leicestershire)
Glowecestrescire (Gloucestershire)
Oxenefordscire (Oxfordshire)
Grantebridgescire (Cambridgeshire)
East Anglia (East Anglia)
Essexe (Essex)
Cent (Kent)
Suthsexe (Sussex)
Hamtunscire (Hampshire)

On top of all 13 counties, there are three general regions – Northumbria, Mercia, and Wessex – plus three walled cities; Jorvik (York), Lunden (London), and Wincestre (Winchester).

When you arrive in England you'll start in Ravensthorpe, your settlement bordering both Ledecestrescire and Grantebridgescire, before slowly exploring the other counties as you level up. If your goal is to visit your hometown – like mine was with Jorvik – know that you'll need to play through quite a bit of the story and level up before you can reach it without being mercilessly slaughtered by Saxons and wolves alike.

Of course, Assassin's Creed Valhalla also has Norway (and some other regions I won't name for spoiler reasons), which have smaller maps. Venture forth and conquer England like the true Viking Eivor is!