Baper Rasta map

The guide says the streets sit on a real map of Dhaka. Station names appear before you reach the junction. This is not a second, multi-city map.

Five ways to start

Shahbag, Gulistan, Mirpur 10, Uttara, and Jatrabari. Uttara has a plane passing low. Gulistan is the hawker street. Shahbag has flower shops. The guide gives each start as a place name, not as a distance from the next one, so the table has no kilometres.

MRT Line 6

The metro in the game follows MRT Line 6 from Motijheel toward Uttara. The guide names neighbourhoods along it: Old Dhaka, Dhanmondi, Tejgaon, Gulshan, Banani. Wikipedia’s operating list for that line is 16 stations from Motijheel to Uttara North. Kamalapur and Tongi are extension or planned stops, and the guide’s playing stretch does not use them as stations. The 16 station names are a real-world reference list from one independent page. The guide confirms the Motijheel–Uttara corridor, not every intermediate station name, so the table labels that difference. A start point that only the guide names stays at one.

Landmarks the guide actually lists

Central Shaheed Minar, Aparajeyo Bangla, Curzon Hall, the National Parliament, Baitul Mukarram, Kamalapur as a place you pass, Mirpur stadium, Hatirjheel, the Independence Monument, the National Museum, Shapla Chattar, Karwan Bazar, Bashundhara City, Ananda cinema, Novotheatre, Mohakhali bus terminal, and the passport-office queue. Prothom Alo also mentions flower shops at Shahbag, Ekushey graffiti on metro pillars near Dhaka University, and cricket by the stadium. Time of day changes between runs: morning, noon, dusk, night.

The New York map is not this game

baperrasta.app offers Dhaka, New York, and Riyadh. That site is a separate game. The guide on baperrasta.com describes one city. If a search asks whether you can drive New York in Baper Rasta, the answer is: not in the game the guide describes.