Cobblestone Callouts in CS:GO

Cobblestone is quite a beautiful CS:GO map. Players appear near a castle with big open spaces, convenient for snipers. This location was introduced in the original game Counter-Strike. It entered the Global Offensive version after significant improvements. Learn the following Cobblestone map callouts to be successful here as a team player.

Here is the list of all Cobblestone map callouts:

T Spawn - terrorists spawn in a distant part of Cobblestone.
A Site - an area to plant the bomb. This one is located near CT Spawn.
B Site - this area for bomb planting is distant from the spawn of both terrorists and counter-terrorists.
Connector - an area between A Site / CT Spawn and B Site.
Upper Halls - terrorists pass these halls while moving from T Spawn to B Site.
Lower Halls - these halls are located closer to B Site (for terrorists moving from T Spawn).
Drop - players go down here from Sky / B Halls. This CS:GO Callout refers also to the ladder and the area in front of it.
Window - it leads players from Connector to Drop.
Electric - players enter this room while moving from Drop to B Short. There is an electric box on a wall.
B Short - this passageway connects Electric and B Site (near Broken Wall of B Long).
Boost - players can jump onto each other and reach the flowerbed with a view at three entrances to B Site: from B Long, Electro, and through B Doors.
B Long - terrorists use this pass to enter B Site. It connects Lower Halls and B Platform.
B Platform - players can observe B Site from here. Terrorists enter this platform after moving through B Long.
Broken Wall - it’s located at the end of B Long, so players can jump over it to B Site.
Ninja (B) - a far corner of B Site. Players can hide here, waiting for opponents.
Chicken - it’s a nice place to defend B Site. This chicken hut is located in a corner of B Site.
Fountain - the central part of B Site. Terrorists can plant the bomb on it or around it.
Rock - it’s located opposite to B Doors and has a nice view of the exit from Electric. Often, players use this rock to defend B Site.
B Doors - they separate Connector and B Site.
Vent Room - it’s located close A Site. Through the vent, players can go to Balcony or Connector.
Balcony - players can observe A Site from this place. It’s a common way for CT teams to rotate from B Site.
CT Spawn - counter-terrorists start playing on Cobblestone here, near A Site.
Stables - an area separated from A Site by a small wall. Players can hide here, waiting for opponents from Connector, A Long, or CT Ramp.
CT Ramp - an area between Mid and A Site.
Mid - this room connects T Ramp and CT Ramp.
A Long - an alternative way for terrorists to move to A Site (not through Mid).
Catwalk - a passageway from T Ramp to A Long.
T Ramp - this area is very close to T Spawn. Terrorists can proceed from here to A Site (through Mid or A Long) or to B Site (through Upper and Lower Halls).
Snake - terrorists can turn to this room from T Ramp to move to D Lore, Upper Halls, and eventually to B Site.
Patio - or Dragon Lore, or D Lore, a room between T Mid and Upper Tunnels.
Mid Platform - it provides players with a nice view at T Ramp.
Statue - terrorists pass it while moving from T Spawn to T Ramp.
Sky - this room connects Lower Tunnels and Drop. Players pass it on the way from the tunnels to Electric.
Cubby - it’s located at the entrance from A Long to A Site. Players can hide here and wait for opponents.

Much helpful information about Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is given in our guide on How to Rank Up in CS:GO.

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