A leaked Genshin Impact Version 7.2 map screenshot places Chinese labels for Wingspan Peak and Novokitezhgrad directly on a snowy landmass. Earlier reports named both locations and showed the same broad geography, but did not pin the names to points on that image. This is a more useful view of their apparent positions, although the test-build map and its place names remain subject to change.
The image is a horizontal overview of pale snow and blue-gray rocky terrain, with dark water or empty map space along its upper and lower edges. A long, winding route runs through the lower half toward a cluster of structures on the south coast. Red markings cut across the central portion; a small gold-colored area sits farther northwest. The dramatic pale formation on the eastern side still dominates the composition, but the difference this time is the readable map text.
Where the two labels appear
The Chinese text for Wingspan Peak sits toward the eastern half of the landmass, to the left of the tall, feather-like white formation. Novokitezhgrad appears much farther southwest, above the southern shoreline and to the left of the built-up coastal cluster. Unlike the earlier unlabeled overview, this image lets readers associate each name with a general part of the depicted terrain. It does not draw district boundaries around either name.
That distinction matters because the earlier leaked area list named Wingspan Peak and Novokitezhgrad as primary entries, then gave a longer set of smaller locations, including a railway station, a refinery and a port. The new screenshot does not print those smaller names at readable points across the map. A curved route and visible structures could invite guesses about which site is the station or port, but the labels here only identify the two larger areas. The location of Port Belovodye, for example, cannot be determined from its absence on this view.
A better reference for the proposed expansion
Previous leaked images already showed the snowy landmass, its pale eastern formation, the gold patch and the red-toned center. A separate image showed pink coloring around several of the map's outer edges. This view should therefore not be mistaken for the first sighting of the whole region. Its new contribution is the pair of printed location markers and their relative placement, particularly the separation between the eastern peak label and the more southerly city label.
For players comparing future map revisions, that is a practical point of reference. The image offers a way to check whether later screenshots keep those two labels in roughly the same places, rather than assigning every visible building to a named settlement by resemblance. A static overview still cannot show how much territory can be crossed, whether the red markings have any gameplay effect, or what lies inside the coastal structures. HoYoverse has not announced this Version 7.2 map; the labels, layout and accessible areas may change before release.
