Raids are shown as broad areas with no figures, on purpose: raids happen at players' bases, and a precise count in a named grid square would tell everyone else where to look.
Square
When it happens
Eastern time, across this whole map, not the range picked above.
Where it happens
| Monument | Share | Count |
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Each grid square counts once, towards the nearest monument. A row is the total for that kind of monument. The last row is everything more than ~190 m from any monument: open map and bases.
Hottest grid squares
| # | Grid | Share | Count |
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Grid references match your in-game map. Click any square on the map for every layer's figures. Counts are exact: tallied per square as each event is recorded.
How to read it
Brighter means more. The colour scale tops out at the 98th-busiest square, not the single busiest, so one monument can't wash out the rest of the map; that's why the top of the legend reads ≥.
An empty square means nothing was recorded there. Gather layers only hold data from when we started recording positions for them, and say so when they don't cover the whole wipe.
Raids are drawn in deliberately coarse areas with no counts, grid references or ranking. Server details are on the Duo Monday page.