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Valorant Split Callouts


Split is a map that coordinates at 35°41’CD’ N 139°41’WX’ E, in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. It is a bit different from other maps in Valorant because it promotes a defensive plays style rather than an aggressive one like most maps in Valorant, Split was the first map in Valorant to use ascenders. There are three sets on the map:
- Two that allows players to get up from Sewer to A Lobby
- One that allows players to get up from B Hell to B Tower
- Four that allow players to navigate through Vents


Split from Defender’s Side
Split B-site:
- B-Alley (going down from defender’s spawn)
- B-Stairs (going up the stairs after the alley)
- B-Tower (the big window you arrive at after the stairs)
- B-Rafters (the ledge on the window)
- B-Site (the whole area you can see from B-Rafters)
- B-Tunnel (the door on the left of B-site)
- B-Back (the hiding area on the right of B-site)
- B-Lobby (you arrive there if you walk through B-Tunnel)
- B-Link (the door on you left when you are in B-Lobby)
- Bottom-Mid (after B-lobby there’s a yard)
- Top-Mid (in that yard there are stairs that lead up on your left)
- Mid-Vent (the door in front of you when you arrive at Top-Mid)
- Mid-Mail (from Top-Mid go left instead)
Split A-Site:
- A-Screens (From defender’s spawn go up)
- A-Site (when you enter the door in A-Screens)
- A-Back (immediately after the screens door go left)
- A-Long (from screen door go through A-Site and the entrance in front of you)
- A-Ramps (the two ramps on your right after entering A-Long)
- A-Tower (on top of A-Ramps)
- A-Rafters (the ledge in A-Tower)
- A-Ropes (the ziplines that lead down to Mid-Vent)
- A-Lobby (in A-Long go left instead of taking the ramps on your right)
- A-Sewers (take the zipline in A-Lobby down)
Conclusion
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