All Extraction Points and Exits | Escape from Tarkov Map
The raid list decides which exits matter. Match those names to the map, read each marker, and choose a fallback before moving toward the final sector.
An extraction marker answers one question: where is the documented exit? It does not say that your character can use it in this raid. Start with the in-game list, copy the exact names that apply to you, and then use Extraction points to locate them. The map covers 13 locations and 132 extraction markers, so browsing every pin is slower and less reliable than matching the current names.
Diagnose the exit before you route to it
Most failed extraction plans fit one of four cases. The exit is not on the raid list. The marker is on another floor. The approach ends on the wrong side of a wall or boundary. A condition shown in the marker details has not been met. Check those cases while you still have room to change direction.
For each assigned exit, open the marker and write down the last recognizable place before the extraction zone. Then choose a second assigned exit whose approach diverges before that last place. Two pins on opposite sides of the screen can still share the same tunnel, doorway, or exposed edge, so distance alone does not make them independent choices.
Transit deserves a separate check. The maps counted by 10 have documented transit points, but Transit points is not another name for Extraction points. Read the marker type and destination before treating any edge icon as the end of the raid.
Use the index by navigation problem
When the final approach changes floors
On Factory, trace exits beside the floor connections. Use Gate 3 as an endpoint only after you have found the last connector on its approach.
For Icebreaker, pair the exit with the deck connections. The route to Heli also has conditions that must be checked in the raid.
On Reserve, show extractions, controls, and underground connections. Treat D-2 as the last node in a route rather than a standalone destination.
The Lab needs the same floor check. Compare exits with controls and connectors, then trace the final floor change toward Cargo Elevator.
When the boundary is the main risk
For Woods, keep extracts, minefields, and sniper zones together. The safest approach to Outskirts stays inside a known corridor instead of testing the edge.
On Lighthouse, isolate the extraction layer before plotting the long approach to Southern Road. The same method suits Shoreline: check its assigned exits first, then break the route toward Road to Customs into landmarks.
When buildings hide the correct entrance
On Ground Zero, open extraction markers without loot clutter. Find the street entrance that leads toward Nakatani Basement Stairs before switching to an interior view.
For Interchange, combine exits with controls and connectors. The route to Saferoom Exfil must include the relevant intermediate points, not just the mall room nearest its pin.
On Customs, compare extracts with transit points. Place ZB-1011 after the river and central crossings in your route.
Streets of Tarkov rewards a clean view. Show only its exits, then locate the correct street approach for Klimov Street (Flare).
When the map offers very few exit markers
Terminal has 1 mapped extraction marker. Review it with locked doors so the approach to Final Exit Zone includes access decisions.
On The Labyrinth, keep exits and keyed doors visible. Work backward from Ariadne's Path through recognizable turns instead of following a direct screen line.
Questions about extraction markers
Does a visible marker mean the exit is available now?
No. The marker records a known location and its fixed details. Your in-game raid list and the current condition decide whether it is usable. If the name is absent, keep working toward an assigned alternative.
When should I switch to the backup exit?
Switch before the two routes merge into the same final corridor. A missing condition, a floor mistake, or an approach you cannot confirm is enough reason to return to the last known branch while there is still time.
