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Overpass Callouts

The Overpass map is a bomb defusal map that is situated in Germany and is actually one of the very few popular maps in CS:GO that debuted exclusively in this version of the game – rather than being carried over from older iterations of the Counter-Strike game.

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Hover over locations on the interactive map above to view detailed descriptions for all Overpass callouts. Alternatively, search the callouts table to find information about a specific callout. Click on the Eye icon in the callout to show it on the map.

A Short

Situated near the A Site entrance where Mid transitions into A Short, leading directly to the stairs marking the A entrance.

Storage

The room is positioned between the Bank and Stairs near A Site.

Bank

Referring to the Bank located at the rear of the A Bombsite, featuring an exit providing sightlines over much of the A Bombsite and situated next to a dumpster for cover.

Van

Situated at the rear of the A Bombsite, this is the Van located next to Bank.

Bins

The bins located at the rear of the A Bombsite, connecting to Snipers and B. These bins lead directly to a dumpster, and players may also refer to them as such.

CT

Unlike most maps, this call does not usually refer to CT Spawn but rather to players positioned at the rear of A, within the stairwells and tunnels connecting Snipers, Stairs, and Bank.

A Site

This callout indicates the area where the bomb can be planted on the A bomb site.

A Default

The default plant spot on the A Bombsite, positioned between the two green boxes located opposite the site entrance from Mid.

Optimus

The truck positioned on the right side of the A Site when approaching from Mid or A Long.

Pit

The shadowy area behind the B Bombsite, submerged in water. Descending onto the Site from Heaven will land you in Pit.

Heaven

The elevated metal platform offering a comprehensive view of B.

B Site

Referring to the B Bomb site, this callout is for those who are positioned directly on the wooden platform where the bomb can be planted.

Pillar

The large circular structure situated at the center of the B Site.

Barrels

A group of barrels that is located at the side of the B Site, providing a strategic angle on anyone exiting Monster.

Sewage

The area accessed when approaching the B Site from Monster.

Monster

The tunnel leading directly into B from T Spawn.

Tracks

The area outside the Monster tunnel that provides pathways to both Monster and Short Tunnel.

Short Tunnel

The passageway leading towards Construction/Water.

Bridge

The concrete stretch near B Site connecting Sandbags to the Walkway.

B Short

The entry point onto the B Site from Construction/Water, directly leading onto the Site and featuring a set of sandbags.

Water

This is the water-logged area that is beside B Short, Connector, and Short Tunnel.

Sand Bags

A set of sandbags positioned on B Short, often used for cover by players.

Boost

The location where players can boost from Water to overlook B Site.

Mid

This is the area adjacent to the Toilets, Party, and the exit of the Connector, which serves as a passage from the Fountain to the Toilets.

Lower Tunnels

This term describes the tunnels that go from the Upper Tunnels to the Connector, which is accessible by going down a ladder from the Upper Tunnels.

Squeaky

The door at the end of the Connector granting access to Construction/Water.

Connector

This refers to the Connector that leads from the Lower Tunnels up to the outside Toilets area on the A side of the map.

Ladder

The ladder connecting the Upper Tunnels to the Lower Tunnels.

Upper Tunnels

This term describes the tunnels that connect T Spawn to the Mid area outside A. These tunnels link to the Lower Tunnels, which lead to the Connector.

T Spawn

Located at the bottom of the map, this is the spawning point for the Terrorists.

Playground

The enclosed Playground area is situated behind the Fountain and directly opposite the exit of Upper Tunnels when approaching A from T Spawn.

Fountain

The vicinity surrounding the Fountain, which is positioned just before Mid on the A side of the map.

A Long

This is the lengthy park area that extends from the Mid/Fountain area to the A Bombsite, offering plenty of opportunities for AWPers.

Bench

The bench that is located opposite Cafe.

Close Left

The small corner adjacent to the exit of A Long onto the A Site, suitable for hiding.

Cafe

The sign marking the café opposite the bench, situated on the wall adjacent to Long Toilets.

Tree

Positioned to the left of A Long, near the Long Toilets area, the Tree can conceal players and make them invisible to enemies initially checking Long from the Playground side. The Tree is penetrable by bullets.

Rock

Located on A Long, this Rock can act as potential cover for enemies when pushing Long as a T player.

Hitmarker

Hitmarker is situated at the beginning of A Long, where Terrorists initially expose themselves to A Long. It earned its name as AWP shots often hit players through the wall in this area, causing significant damage without eliminating them.

Party

The platform that has picnic benches and balloons, which is located next to the Toilets.

Toilets

The lengthy row of Toilets extending from Mid to the entrance of A.

Long Toilets

The section of Toilets extending onto A Long.

Graffiti

A small enclosed corner at the rear of B. Players can be boosted from this spot to gain a vantage point of Construction/Water.

Long Boost

Refers to the flowerbed that can be boosted onto or reached with a skilful jump from the adjacent bench. It offers a strategic vantage point overlooking the A Site and can catch CT players off guard.

Overpass Callouts Explained

Overpass has quickly risen to become one of the most popular maps in the entire game.  The map's atmosphere and setting take place in Berlin, Germany and is situated above a forestry park.  The Counter-Terrorists will spawn in Bombsite A, placed directly beside the cargo truck.

Bombsite B is just situated below where the Counter-Terrorists spawn, which can be navigated by using the stairwell.

The design of this map places its emphasis on long sniping ranges while still relying on fast rotations, with staircases and a tier levelling system being crucial to master playstyles on the map.

If you have found yourself on this page, chances are you want to learn the outline and foundations for this map. Knowing crucial callout spots for you and your teammates! Above, our helpful, detailed diagram of this map will help with all the callouts used in the professional scene and, more importantly, the community as a whole, giving you a competitive edge over your enemies!

Overpass History & Present

Overpass is a total design by Valve and was first introduced on 2013-12-18. The map is incredibly infamous for its Fnatic Overpass boost led by Olofmesiter that happened in 2014 during a CS2 match, where FNATIC used a game-breaking boost against ldlc.com, which led to victory for Fnatic. Luckily, the match was overturned for use of the exploit, with LDC winning the rematch and advancing to become tournament champions that year.

Overpass Callouts: Communication is Key!

The more you revise these callouts and parktake in Matches on the Overpass Map, the more you will see improvement in your map knowledge and callout spots. Whilst playing on CS2, providing and receiving crucial information to your teammates is crucial to winning games. So once you have memorised these callout spots, you will be able to help your teammates in eliminating the enemy team. Next time you take the plunge into Overpass, remember everything you have seen here and lead your team to those desired wins and, in turn, climb those ranks faster!

Overpass Callouts Frequently Asked Questions