Consulate

"A high-risk, highly secured fortified location, this map depicts an assault on a French consulate in Ivory Coast."
— Ubisoft Description

Consulate is a map featured in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege. Located in the economic capital of the Ivory Coast, Abidjan, the consulate’s beautiful gardens give way to a veritable fortress, with one negative being the multiple entry points for attackers. The map was reworked in the Operation Dread Factor expansion.

A Sprawl covered version of the map is also the setting for the Containment event.

Overview[]

Consulate is set at a siege of a French embassy in the African country of Ivory Coast. The Consulate is well-known for its large number of windows. Having so many windows also allows for spawn peeking with the map having several good angles to confuse the attackers. This is a large map with three levels: basement, first floor and second floor. There are also three stairs that connect the all the building's floors, which makes it much easier to roam.

Consulate is a large sized and very vertical map, therefore there is a lot of possibility for defending or attacking a site from the floor above or below. The majority of the ceilings and floors in Consulate are destructible, and you can create some new lines of sight simply by bashing holes in some walls and floors. The Consulate's destructibility levels are likewise quite high, with many of the walls, floors, and ceilings destructible considering breaching operators are always required. Further, there are lots of hatches with access to objective sites.

Rework[]

Features[]

Map Layout[]

Basement
First Floor
Second Floor
Exterior

Original[]

Features[]

4 Attacker spawning locations
- Riot Barricade
- Police Line
- Gas Station
- Side Entrance
4 Defender objective locations
- Bomb
  - 2F Consul Office and 2F Meeting Room
  - 1F Lobby and 1F Press Room
  - B Garage and B Cafeteria
  - 1F Tellers and B Archives
- Secure Area
  - Administration Office
  - Archives
  - Visa Office
  - Garage
- Hostage
  - Consul Office
  - Administration Office
  - Tellers
  - Archives
Camera Locations
- Exterior
  - Front Alley
  - Garage Way
- Interior
  - 2F
    - Consul Front Desk
  - 1F
    - Front Door
    - Visa Office
    - Main Stairs
  - B
    - Locker Hallway
    - Garage

9 Hatches
- 2F > 1F
  - Cabinet > Press Room
  - Meeting Room > Lobby
  - Administration Office > Visa Office
- 1F > B
  - Lobby (Desk) > Cafeteria
  - Lobby (Closet) > Service Stairs
  - Public Bathroom > Garage
  - East Corridor > Electric Room
  - Visa Office (Corner) > Archives
  - Visa Office (Front Door) > Archives Corridor
Note that these trap doors are all access points to objective locations below them. Whether you are on the attacking or on the defending side, you should pay close attention to these hotspots.
Red walls are completely destructible and you can navigate through them.
Orange walls are line-of-sight destruction and you cannot navigate through them.

Map Layout[]

Basement
Ground
1st Floor
Roof

Situations[]

This map is featured in Situation 3: High Value Target. It is the only Disarm Bomb situation excluding Article 5, and is also the first situation to feature the White Masks, and the last in which you play as Recruit.

In the situation you play as a GIGN recruit, and are tasked with defusing a single bomb (as opposed to two). This Bomb is located in the Consul Office, which unlike regular Terrorist Hunt is not heavily fortified, only containing about three Terrorists and having only a few reinforced walls. The bomb is marked at the start of the Situation.

The main focus of this Situation is rappelling. As such, several windows have had their barricades removed, and most windows are strangely barricaded on the outside as opposed to the inside.

While the White Masks are present, they do not have any Bombers and appear to have mostly Ambushers. There are not many present in the building compared to regular Terrorist Hunt, and there are few, if any deployable shields.

Trivia[]

Due to a lighting issue introduced in Operation Void Edge, the map was disabled on all platforms on March 27, 2020. At the time, it was still available on Training Grounds and Custom.^[1]
With the rework, the map now has several poker chips similar to those that came in the collectors edition of Rainbow Six Vegas 2. They can be found in the East Corridor.
- The chips in game show the new Tom Clancy logo as apposed to the logo found on the physical chips.
The African styled hip-hop music playing at the radio garage is titled ''Just Like That" by Zamile Somchiza.