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# Named Location Volumes
Named Location Volumes allow players to assign specific names to designated areas of a map. It is standard practice for all sections of the gameplay area to have an assigned callout name, as no gameplay areas should be left without one.
Additionally, it can be beneficial to extend Named Location Volume coverage outside the physical boundaries of the map in areas where players might look or mark a spot. Marking a location reveals its associated name, so extending these volumes ensures that such markings are informative. It is not necessary to assign names to areas strictly outside the gameplay space.
## Selectable Location Names
The following list contains all the location names available for selection within the Named Location Volume object in Halo Infinite Forge:
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## Area Coverage and Boundary Limits
The Named Location Volume adheres to standard boundary limits for Forge objects. Users can choose between Box or Cylinder shapes to define these boundaries.
### Shape-Specific Dimensions
* **Box Boundaries:** 1,250 (Width) x 1,250 (Length) with a limit of 1,250 for both Top and Bottom dimensions.
* **Cylinder Boundaries:** The Top and Bottom limits remain at 1,250. However, the Width and Length parameters are replaced by Radius, which has its own limit of 1,250.
{% hint style="info" %}
A cylinder with a radius of 1,250 covers more surface area than a box with width and length limits of 1,250. Changing the volume type to a cylinder is an effective way to cover a larger area.
{% endhint %}
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## Source Data
* Discord thread: [Named Location Volumes](https://discord.com/channels/220766496635224065/1538508315003330560/1538508315003330560)
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