All Callouts on Train Map (Guide + Screenshots of Each Place)

The Train map has already become a true classic of Counter-Strike. It originally appeared in the previous century, back in 1999, and was one of the first locations in the shooter, carefully assembled from Half-Life Assets. Afterwards, the map roamed from one version of the game to another until it finally made it into the official map pool. However, it did not last long there, and later, the developers removed it due to low popularity. Nevertheless, players remember the good old Train and sometimes check it out, spending a match or two in the familiar corridors and narrow passages between the railcars.

It's worth noting that CS2 doesn't officially have a Train map yet. Valve will likely add it later, while currently, they are still reworking and rebalancing it. Therefore, all the information in this article is based on the map port for CS2 made by fans from the community. Nevertheless, even if Valve is working on updating the Train, all the callouts listed here will most likely be relevant at the time of the map's official release. It's likely that the official release changes will be purely cosmetic and will only include redesigned textures.

According to the lore of Counter-Strike, the action takes its place somewhere in Russia in a railroad depot. In one of the cars is hidden something nuclear and very explosive. Of course, terrorists need to blow up this something, and counter-terrorists must do everything possible to prevent this from happening. 

The map is quite interesting due to the many places where you can ambush, narrow corridors, and several levels of verticality. At the same time, in order to not only play but also win, you need to know the names of the cs2 train map locations well enough to coordinate with your teammates. Let's break down all callouts on train map so you can dominate this map.

A-Zone

Let’s start our Train callouts in Counter-Strike with A-Site locations.

A Main

This is the main entrance to the A site from the T spawn. The most popular terrorist entry point to the A.

Olof

This recess is near the Blue Train facing the A Main.

Sandwich

A narrow space between Blue and Green. Ideal for intense close-quarters combat.

Hell

Another small recess next to Green Train facing Ivy. You're basically descending into the "underworld" of the map.

Red (A)

There are many colored Train callouts due to the numerous railcars on the map. This one is red and located on the A site.

Blue

Another railcar, this time blue in color.

Green

This is the green railcar on the A site. It is located directly outside Ivy / A3.

E Box

An electric box on the A site. This vantage point gives a bird’s-eye view of the battlefield and is often used to protect Pop Dog.

Bomb Train (A)

This is one of the main CS Train map callouts at the A site. Here, the terrorists must plant a bomb. 

Heaven

The skybox above the A site. It can be accessed via a ladder and gives a great view of A through the windows.

Cubby

The place on the A site through which you can get to Heaven. Here, you can hide to ambush your opponents or just take cover to hold a defensive position.

A1

A narrow passage closer to the CT Spawn side.

A2

Another narrow passage located closer to the Ivy side.

A3

This passage connects Ivy and the A Site / CT Tunnel.

Ivy

A long corridor leading to the A Site. Named after the green plants that, unlike communism, did not wilt.

B-Zone

Let’s continue our train callouts guide with the B Site.

B Halls

Passages opposite to the B bombsite. It is a popular place when storming for terrorists but can quickly become a chokepoint for both teams.

B Ramp

One of the ways to enter the B site. Playing as terrorists, this is the fastest way to the B bombsite.

Upper B

Another entrance to the B site. Located above and further away from the T spawn.

Ladder

This ladder is the way to get to the B site.

Spools

Several spools on the B site. Their location creates a great place to hide and wait for the opponent.

Catwalk

This point is a continuation of the Top position. Accordingly, it is also possible to sneak into the B site by this path.

Headshot

This callout is located at the end of Catwalk. It is one of the trickiest Train map callouts and got its name because if you hide behind it, the enemy will still see your head — an attractive and easy target.

Bomb Train (B)

The main railcar in the middle of the B site and a bomb planting point.

White

There are several cars on the map. This one is white and is located outside the Lower B/B Ramp.

Yellow

This is the yellow railcar behind the Bomb Train.

Red (B)

This is the red wagon at the B Site. It can be accessed discreetly through the Z Connector.

Oil

The oil tank is located in front of the Headshot / Catwalk.

Sidewalk

This is the platform behind the Lower B / B Ramp to Z Connector.

Back Site (B)

The rear of the B site. It is located parallel to CT Spawn. This is where the terrorists can dig in to hold their ground, as it offers a limited number of entry points and plenty of cover to defend the bomb.

T Spawn and CT Spawn

This list of train callouts in counter-strike would be incomplete without these important places.

T Spawn

The area at the top left of the map where the Terrorists start the game. On the wall directly in front of it, there is a mosaic with Lenin's face on it, so that the sneaky terrorists suffer for what they are about to do from the first seconds of the match.

T Stairs

Long stairs that lead to the kitchen. Through them, you can eventually get to the B site.

Brown Halls

A narrow corridor on the upper floor parallel to the showers. It can be used by the attacking party to get from the spawning site to the B site.

Showers

There is a portrait of Lenin to purify the soul of Soviet railroad infrastructure workers, and this room serves to purify the body. The showers are very convenient to camp in, as the partitions perfectly block the view. 

Pop Dog

This small staircase is used to get from the top floor to the A site.

CT Spawn

This is where the defending side starts the game. It is located close to the B site and at some distance from the A site.

CT Stairs

Simple stairs that can be used to quickly get to the Ivy for the counter-terrorists. This CS2 train callouts is a must-know if terrorists are rushing the A site.

Old Bomb

Another railcar near the A site, which in older versions of the map was the A plant. On the updated map, the radioactive waste was removed from it, but the railcar itself remained.

CT Tunnel

A corridor in the building that is convenient to get to the B site for terrorists provided they control the Ivy.

Other Locations

Finally, let’s get all train callouts explained with the rest of the locations.

Alley

A long corridor to get from T Spawn to the Pigeons and Ivy. There is a small alcove with a trash can on it where you can hide and ambush Ivy.

Dumpster

A large dumpster with cardboard boxes located before the Alley. You can climb on it by crates, and if your teammate boosts you, you will dominate the map from the top.

Pigeons

A small area between the Alley and the Ivy. It's a great place to ambush a player walking along the Alley, as he can't see what's around the corner.

Camera

This is the wall on the A site on which the CCTV camera hangs. The camera can serve as a good point to refer to when communicating with allies.

Kitchen

Kitchen with sofas, tables, refrigerator, and other appliances and furniture. It is located between T Stairs and Showers.

Summit

The narrow space between Bomb Train B and White Container. Named after the epic fail of Summit1g, who killed himself with his own Molotov in this area.

Z Connector

The passage between A and B bomb sites. It was named for its distinctive shape.

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