All classic CoD map remakes in Warzone 2’s Al Mazrah map & where to find them

Brad Norton
Warzone 2 classic maps

Warzone 2’s Al Mazrah map brings together a wide range of classic CoD locations for the revamped Battle Royale experience. With some from earlier Modern Warfare titles and others dating much further back, here’s a full look at every throwback in the game today.

Since Warzone’s debut in 2020 with Verdansk, devs have often looked to incorporate iconic maps from previous entries in the series. That trend has been expanded on in Warzone 2 as Al Mazrah takes the nostalgia factor to a different level with an assortment of classic locales scattered throughout.

Some may jump out right away with their obvious layouts and unforgettable designs. However, others can blend more seamlessly into the environment, making you skip past them altogether.

So if you’re curious just which classic CoD maps have been included in Warzone 2, look no further as we’ve got you covered right here.

Classic CoD maps in Al Mazrah

Afghan

Afghan map in Al Mazrah
Afghan is back in Warzone 2 but without the plane.

Kicking things off, we have Afghan from the original Modern Warfare 2. While the classic trickshotting plane is absent, the core layout is intact at the Sattiq Cave Complex POI.

Dome

Dome in Warzone 2
Dome was one of the smaller maps in Modern Warfare 3.

Sticking out at the Zaya Observatory POI is a remake of Modern Warfare 3’s Dome map. This extremely small location features near the center of Al Mazrah.

Highrise

Warzone 2 Highrise map
It’s trickshotting season again in Warzone 2’s version of Highrise.

In the heart of Al Mazrah City is none other than Highrise from the original Modern Warfare 2. Although the iconic crane is no longer here, this particular rooftop carries across an otherwise identical layout to the classic map.

Neuville

CoD Al Mazrah map
Neuville is one of the oldest throwbacks on Al Mazrah.

Near the very top of Al Mazrah, you’ll find a subtle remake of Neuville from the very first CoD title. As the 15th map in CoD history, there’s some prestige to this layout and you can find it at the Taraq Village POI.

Quarry

Quarry in Warzone 2
Quarry finally makes its CoD return in Warzone 2.

Quarry from the original Modern Warfare 2 also features in Warzone 2. Though it’s a little different from how you might remember it. While the classic layout makes a return, lower parts of the map are now drenched with water, meaning you’ll have to swim to get across. As the name implies, this remake can be found at the Al Safwa Quarry POI.

Shipment

Shipment map in Warzone 2
Shipment isn’t just part of Al Mazrah, it will also return as a multiplayer map in Modern Warfare 2.

Shipment has appeared in a number of CoD titles over the years and now, it makes its BR debut to the east of the Hafid Port POI in Al Mazrah.

Showdown

Modern Warfare 2 gameplay
Showdown is one of the more iconic maps from the original Modern Warfare.

If you’re a CoD veteran, you’ll remember Showdown from the original Modern Warfare release. This popular multiplayer map has been revitalized in Warzone 2 near the Ahkdar Village POI.

Storm

Warzone 2 Storm map gameplay
Storm will lend to some intense gunfights in Warzone 2.

Having first appeared in the original Modern Warfare 2, Storm is now back in Al Mazrah. The enormous warehouse appearing on the eastern side of the Al Bagra Fortress POI.

Terminal

Warzone 2 Terminal gameplay
There’s no mistaking Terminal in Warzone 2.

No one could ever forget Terminal and now, the iconic Modern Warfare 2 map is back to ensure another generation experiences its charm. This classic map can be found at the Al Malik Airport POI.

While that’s every throwback we’ve spotted in Warzone 2 thus far, we’ll be sure to update you here as we come across more nostalgic spots in Al Mazrah.

About The Author

Brad Norton is the Australian Managing Editor at Dexerto. He graduated from Swinburne University with a Bachelor’s degree in journalism and has been working full-time in the field for the past six years at the likes of Gamurs Group and now Dexerto. He loves all things single-player gaming (with Uncharted a personal favorite) but has a history on the competitive side having previously run Oceanic esports org Mindfreak. You can contact Brad at brad.norton@dexerto.com