Here you can find information on all the official Battlefield 2 maps.
Each map comes in three different versions scaled for 16, 32 or 64 players.
Below you can find 3 images for each map, showing how each map varies depending on the amount of players.
The Dalian Plant is a strategically critical nuclear power plant. In addition to the plant itself, this map features a construction site and a shoreline, complete with docks and beaches.
The Daqing Oil Fields are a strategically vital resource asset. In addition to the fields themselves, there are industrial areas, farms, and a built-up village that offers urban combat.
The Dragon Valley contains a refinery that must be secured. Other terrain features include industrial areas, several temples, and a harbor. The US team will lose tickets until it captures at least one control point.
The FuShe Pass is home to uranium mines. The terrain is dominated by the mining area and surrounding canyons.
This is a beach-assault level. The US forces must advance from the beach toward the city, while the MEC must stop them. Tanks will have limited ability to maneuver inside the city.
In addition to the dam, this level features industrial areas and fishing huts.
Get ready for a tough urban battle. This large city and its surroundings must be secured by US forces. The MEC forces must stop them.
This map features numerous small islands, military bases, and villages. Air power is essential.
US forces have seized a television station and now must defend it against incoming MEC forces. This map features urban fighting in and around the city, including a hotel, a golf course, and the surrounding peninsula.
The Chinese and US forces have fought to a stalemate at Songhua. Now both sides seek to break the deadlock. The map is dominated by the river, with surrounding farms and villages. There is also a fish factory on the US side.
The US must attack and seize the city of Karkand, including the surrounding industrial area and harbor.
The Zatar Wetlands contains vital natural gas deposits. The wetlands can be very marshy, and are dotted with farms, villages, and military bases. Key to the map is control of the central island.