COD MW4 DMZ Map: Hajin
Launch-era Hajin resource and official environment guide. No invented loot coordinates or fixed exfil locations.
MW4 DMZ uses the Hajin Exclusion Zone. The publisher’s interactive Tac Map is the original map resource; this page supplies a static region index and explains its legend. Threat ratings describe AI danger, not the presence or absence of rival players. Open the official map for the actual geography rather than treating this index as a drawn map.
Open the actual Tac Map
Use Activision’s Hajin Tac Map for the map itself. Its official legend includes POIs, Fortresses, Ammo Armor Caches, UAV Towers, Lieutenant Hunts and key service buildings.
The environment guide describes a grid with letters from west to east and numbers north to south, giving D7 as the example for Imjin Farmland. Key descriptions also carry grid locations. This coordinate scheme is different from numeric Campaign coordinates in Stranded.
Region names in the official resource
On a small screen, scroll the table sideways to read every column.
Read the legend and HUD together
Police Stations, Clinics, Gas Stations and Fire Stations identify useful building types; they do not promise the same item in every container. The Tac-Map also shows mission objectives, critical threats and spreading radiation, so choose a destination using the current deployment state.
The Threat indicator sits below the compass and ranges from Low to Extreme. The official guide explicitly excludes human Operators from this indicator: a low AI threat does not mean a PvP-safe area.
Access and traversal constraints
The official guide tells players to bring the equipment relevant to the environment, including gas protection for hazardous areas and a parachute for aerial movement. A place name alone does not establish that you can safely enter it with a fresh Loadout.
Monitor Time Remaining and the radiation state. An infil vehicle or purchased intel is a deployment choice with its own cost or unlock. Plan the exit using extraction conditions, and prepare gear at the FOB.
Sources & scope
An independent editorial reference compiled from the sources below. This site does not claim firsthand gameplay testing.
- Activision: Hajin Tac MapOfficial region names, legend, threat definitions and After Action Report.
- Activision: Hajin environment and threat briefingExclusion Zone traversal, buildings, operations and exfil context.
- Activision: DMZ overviewHajin, operations and the extraction/progression loop.
- Activision: DMZ Forward Operating Base guideOctober 9, 2026; full original reread October 23; stations, crafting, deployment and progression.
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Useful next reads
- DMZ first deployment — Prepare an Active Duty Operator, choose an infil, understand the first run’s extraction goal and protect the Stash before deploying again.
- Extraction & gear loss — Prepare an exit, board the extraction aircraft and verify a successful result; compare retained progress, carried gear and MIA recovery.
- FOB stations & Stash — Use the FOB’s starting stations and unlocks, separate stored from carried inventory and choose MIA recovery or replacement deliberately.