Where the final circle lands on Miramar

Final-circle heatmap

Final circles are spread widely: 44 of the 64 map squares held at least one, and even the most common square (E5) held only 4.5% of them. There is no single "final circle spot"; the zone's behaviour (below) tells you far more than the map does.

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Most common final-circle squares

How far the final circle lands from Phase 2

Measured as a share of the Phase 2 radius (0% is the dead centre of the second zone, 100% its edge). The final circle usually lands close to the Phase 2 centre but rarely on it: the median is 29%, half of all finals land between 20% and 41%, and 90% land within half the radius. The outer half of Phase 2 held the final circle in only about 10% of matches. Why, in metres, with real examples.

Which way the final circle pulls

Direction from the Phase 2 centre to the final centre. No direction is favoured: every compass point gets between 11% and 13% (an even split would be 12.5%). Reading the next pull from the terrain and the current zone beats guessing a "usual" direction.

How hard each zone shifts

Each new zone must fit inside the last, so it can move at most the difference between the two radii. The typical zone uses about 65% of that room, and 16% of zones use 90% or more (a "hard shift" to the edge of the previous zone). Values are medians per phase. Every phase in metres.

What this means when you play

• Once Phase 2 is up, expect the end game in the inner half of it: that is where 90% of final circles landed.
• Don't bank on a direction: the pull is close to evenly spread across the compass.
• Expect most zones to move a good share of their possible distance, and roughly one in 6 to shift hard to the edge.

About this data

883 completed Miramar matches in standard PUBG modes, taken from PUBG's public match samples between Sep 15, 2026 and Sep 27, 2026 (UTC). Matches were included when they ran long enough to show a real end game; the final circle is the last zone recorded for each match (on average phase 7.6). This is a recent sample, not every match ever played, and the zone rules can change with game updates; the page is recalculated as new matches are added. Match data is provided through the official PUBG Developer API. ZoneIQ is an independent fan project, not affiliated with KRAFTON or PUBG.