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OverworldHyrule is split into West Hyrule, Death Mountain in the south west, and East Hyrule across the sea
PalacesSix palaces and the Great Palace; each palace has its own map below, with key items and its boss
TravelSome routes need the Raft, the Boots or the Flute to cross water or move past obstacles

Hyrule in Zelda II is one world map split by water. West Hyrule holds the North Palace start, the early towns and the first palaces, while East Hyrule holds the desert towns, Maze Island and the Great Palace. Use the world map to find towns and caves, then the palace maps below to see the floors and rooms of each palace.

World map

The image below shows the whole world map with the towns, palaces and caves in their overworld positions. Start in the north west at the North Palace, then move east to Rauru and Mido. Death Mountain lies in the south west. East Hyrule lies across the water to the east.

Zelda II world map showing West Hyrule, Death Mountain, East Hyrule and palace locations

Palace maps

Each palace map shows the floors, elevators and rooms, with labels for the key items, red jars, the boss and the statue. Each palace has its own walkthrough page linked below.

Parapa Palace (Palace 1)

The Candle is on the lower floor, and Horsehead waits near the statue at the far end. The Palace 1 walkthrough covers the route through the keys.

Map of Parapa Palace with the start, keys, the Candle, the fairy, Horsehead and the statue marked

Midoro Palace (Palace 2)

The Handy Glove is in a room on the left of the middle floor, and Helmethead waits by the statue. The Palace 2 walkthrough covers the route.

Map of Midoro Palace with the glove, keys, a red jar, Helmethead and the statue marked

Island Palace (Palace 3)

The Raft is near the far end of the lower right floor, and Rebonack waits in the final room. The Palace 3 walkthrough has the route.

Map of Island Palace with keys, a red jar, the Raft and the statue marked

Maze Island Palace (Palace 4)

The Boots are on the right side, and Carock waits by the statue at the end of the palace. The Palace 4 walkthrough covers it.

Map of Maze Island Palace with keys, Carock, a red jar, the Boots and the statue marked

Palace on the Sea (Palace 5)

The Flute is in the lower middle section, and Gooma waits near the statue. The Palace 5 walkthrough has the details.

Map of Palace on the Sea with keys, Gooma, red jars, the Flute and the statue marked

Three-Eye Rock Palace (Palace 6)

The Cross is at the far end of the top right floor, and Barba waits near the statue at the bottom right. The Palace 6 walkthrough covers it.

Map of Three-Eye Rock Palace with the Cross, Barba, red jars, a 1-Up and the statue marked

Great Palace

The Great Palace has no item of its own. Thunderbird and Dark Link wait at the end. The Final Palace walkthrough covers the route.

Map of the Great Palace with the start, Thunderbird, Dark Link, fairies and a 1-Up marked

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