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Palworld Interactive Map: Palpagos and World Tree Guide

Palworld has two searchable maps here: 37,544 markers on the Palpagos Islands and 1,385 on the World Tree, each with its own layers and progress marks.

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The Palworld interactive map is split into two sheets. Palpagos Islands holds 37,544 markers across 26 layers. The World Tree holds another 1,385 across 13 layers. Pick the map that contains the region you are playing, switch off every unrelated layer, and search the exact Pal, material or landmark name.

That split matters. The World Tree is a separate playable map, not an extension drawn beside Palpagos. A search on one sheet does not show results from the other.

What the two maps contain

LayerPalpagosWorld Tree
Pal habitat12,134368
Chest9,112728
Mining7,25580
Gathering2,04624
Pal Egg1,78629
Pal Effigy36047
Field Boss907
Great Eagle Statue13715
Note5568
Skill fruit3512

Palpagos also carries Fishing, Dungeons, Sealed Realms, Predator Pals, crude oil, Dog Coins, supply drops, enemy camps and treasure-map dig sites. Those layers do not exist on the World Tree map. If a World Tree search for one of them returns nothing, the empty result is accurate.

Find one Pal or material

The useful map is rarely the one with all 38,929 pins visible.

  1. Open the sheet for the region you are in.
  2. Leave Pal habitat on for a wild Pal, Field Boss for an overworld alpha, or Mining for ore.
  3. Type the exact name in search.
  4. Pick a result to center the map on that marker or habitat.

Pal habitat is a range layer. One Pal can have many markers because each point represents part of its recorded habitat. Field Boss markers are individual encounter locations. Keeping those two layers separate prevents a search for Anubis or Orserk from mixing ordinary habitats with boss points.

Mining works the same way at a larger scale. Palpagos has 7,255 mining points covering Copper Ore, Paldium Fragment, Coal, Paldium Ore, Sulfur, Hexolite Quartz, Pure Quartz, Chromite, Soralite and Ancient Lava. The World Tree’s 80 mining markers are all Paloxite.

Build a route without losing your place

Open two or three layers that belong to the same trip. Chests plus Great Eagle Statues works for general exploration. Mining plus fast travel works for a resource loop. Pal Eggs plus Skill fruit keeps two collectible routes visible without covering the screen in habitat markers.

Every marker can be marked in its detail card. The mark stays in this browser and belongs to that map, so Palpagos progress and World Tree progress remain separate. Hide marked removes finished points from the current view. This is especially useful for 9,840 chests, where a full layer is too dense to read after the first few routes.

An empty search has three common meanings. The name may use a different spelling, the entry may not have an indexed title, or the location may belong to the other sheet. Search still checks hidden layers. Clear the query before changing maps, then try the official in-game name.

Maps in this guide