Hajin: DMZ Points of Interest and Threat Levels

The zone

Hajin sits where Russia, North Korea and South Korea meet. Activision calls it one of the largest maps it has built. It has 13 major points of interest and over 60 named locations, plus weather that swings from downpours to fog. The western half was North Korean and the eastern half, including Hajin City, South Korean. The same region is Warzone’s new Battle Royale map. See Hajin drop spots.

The Tac-Map grid runs letters west to east and numbers north to south, so D7 is Imjin Farmland. Every key’s description gives a grid square, which makes this worth learning.

The danger ratings below come from Activision’s Hajin intel guide. They tell you how heavily guarded an area is, not how many players go there.

What each building holds

Building	Look for
Police stations (blue)	Military gear and a locked armory
Fire stations (red)	Radiation gear and parachutes
Clinics (green)	Medical supplies
Homes	Crafting resources
Gas stations	Fuel and repairs for vehicles, and gas cans to fill

Vehicles

In DMZ, vehicles need fuel and repairs, unlike in Warzone. The ground vehicles range from the Camper and Sedan up to the LTV and the Dreadnought. The RHIB covers the water, and helicopters fly. The Train and Tram run on their own. Fly around the SAM sites downtown and at Chang-san.

Places worth knowing

• Heavenly Luck Casino: a vault, behind High threat.
• Supreme Leader’s Bunker under Chang-san Air Base: the most dangerous area, and the reward for the Iron Citadel story mission.
• Haneul Reactor: radiation that needs a gas mask or hazmat gear. You can get in through the water or a tunnel from Compound Delta.
• NuriGO’s lower floors: an underground mall where you’ll want night vision.
• X01: a black site under Hajin, added in Season 1. You get in from the northern border area. See Season 1.