Moscow (Cold War)

For other use, see Moscow.

-
Moscow
Game	Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
Game	Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
Teams	NATO vs. Warsaw Pact CIA-JSOC OMEGA Task Force vs. Spetsnaz Vega Group (Multiplayer) Requiem (Zombies)
Teams	NATO vs. Warsaw Pact CIA-JSOC OMEGA Task Force vs. Spetsnaz Vega Group (Multiplayer) Requiem (Zombies)
Location	Zamoskvorechye District, Moscow, RSFSR, Soviet Union
Location	Zamoskvorechye District, Moscow, RSFSR, Soviet Union
Date	18:15, March 23, 1984 (Multiplayer)
Date	18:15, March 23, 1984 (Multiplayer)
Terrain	Urban
Terrain	Urban
Modes	All (except Combined Arms & Fireteam) (Multiplayer) Zombies Onslaught (Zombies)
Modes	All (except Combined Arms & Fireteam) (Multiplayer) Zombies Onslaught (Zombies)
Console Codename (PC)	mp_moscow
Console Codename (PC)	mp_moscow

"A CIA safehouse in the heart of the Soviet Union has been discovered, forcing open conflict in the streets of Moscow."

— Map Description

Moscow is a multiplayer map featured in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. It can also be played in Zombies through Zombies Onslaught.

Gallery

Moscow map layout before Season Two.

Trivia

• In the Season Two update for Black ops Cold War, Moscow had changes, having some parts blocked.
• A blueprint of an American KH-9 Satellite can be found on the map which is the same satellite featured in the map Satellite.
• The map features various landmarks featured in real-life Moscow, or inspired by other Soviet architecture.
  • Across the Moskva river towards the south of the map, the Grand Kremlin Palace, Moscow Kremlin, Cathedral of the Annunciation, Cathedral of the Archangel, Ivan the Great Bell Tower, Saint Basil's Cathedral and the Spasskaya Tower are visible.
  • The State Scientific and Technical Library of Ukraine features as the Cultural Center (Russian: Культурный центр) towards the western side of the map.
  • The Hotel "Salyut" features as Hotel "High Spire" (Russian: Гостиница «Высокий Шпиль»), the enterable building on the west side of the Metro.
  • A downsized version of the Monument to Minin and Pozharsky can be found on the northern end of the map, on the outside wall of the entrace to the Metro.
• According to banners and displays around Moscow, the city was preparing for the 39th anniversary of the conclusion of the Eastern Front of World War II, declaring "39 years of victory in Europe!" (Russian: 39 лет победы в Eвропе!)
• The map of the Soviet Union and its surroundings in the office of the Hotel "High Spire" appear to be a map of Europe prior to the end of World War I, due to references towards Prussia, Manchuria, and Turkey and Austria controlling the Balkan peninsula.