Bring a detector
Chromite does not behave like a visible ore vein. Equip the Metal Detector or keep Smokie active so buried nodes can surface.
Compare detection methods →Feybreak extraction utility / 1.0
Palworld Chromite Map & Cave Routes
Chromite is buried inside Feybreak caves. Reveal it with a Metal Detector or Smokie, then use these six cave signals to plan a repeatable run.
6 Curated caves
24 Reported nodes
10,558 Atlas records
Palpagos / complete world map
Local map · 6 caves
Actual Palpagos map Markers show cave entrances, not exposed ore
North · 2 caves West–south · 4 caves
Open complete interactive map Direct answer
Where is Chromite found in Palworld 1.0?
Chromite is found as buried deposits inside Feybreak caves. Open the Resources filter and enable Chromite to inspect all 257 reported atlas locations, or start with the six curated cave areas. After entering a cave, use an active Metal Detector or Smokie to reveal the hidden nodes.
Field footage
See Chromite detection before you enter
Watch the buried-node workflow, then use the current 1.0 coordinates and unlock data on this site for your own run.
Community field footage
HOW TO GET CHROMITE in Palworld
Watch the reveal-and-mine workflow before entering Feybreak: arrive with a detector, surface the buried deposit, then mine the marked node.
01 Locate Feybreak 02 Reveal buried ore 03 Mine Chromite
Version note
Open directly on YouTube This is Feybreak-era footage. Use the current 1.0 detector level, coordinates, and recipe values written on this site.
Field workflow
From hidden ore to a clean farming loop
The route overlay uses local Feybreak terrain and connects the six cave coordinates by proximity. Use the full marker layer afterward to adapt the order to your fast travel points.
Feybreak terrain / coordinate overlay 6 signals
Northern 2-cave sweep West–south 4-cave sweep Each cave reports 4 nodes
Pick the run length
Use the two-cave northern sweep for a quick pass or the four-cave west–south route for a dedicated mining session.
Open route checklists →Plan the output
Every Hexolite needs 5 Chromite, 12 Hexolite Quartz, and 20 Ore at the Gigantic Furnace.
Run material math →Three-channel local atlas
Scan Palpagos, Sunreach, and the World Tree
Start with the complete Palpagos layer for all 257 Chromite markers, then switch to Sunreach or the World Tree for their separate 1.0 resources, landmarks, and encounters.
MAP CHANNEL Palpagos Islands
Full Palpagos layer with Chromite, dungeons, travel points, Pals, and resources.
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Choose a route
Two runs, one shared field log
Node counts are reported per cave. Travel time is not estimated because terrain, mounts, server settings, and unlocked fast travel points change the result.
Northern Two-Cave Sweep
A short check, a first Chromite run, or a quick pass between other Feybreak tasks.
8 reported nodes 2 stops
Inspect route → West–South Four-Cave Sweep
A longer dedicated mining session with enough carrying capacity and a clear storage plan.
16 reported nodes 4 stops
Inspect route → Quick answers
Before you enter Feybreak
Where is Chromite found in Palworld 1.0?
Chromite is a buried Feybreak resource. The six curated cave entrances on this site each have four community-reported nodes. In the complete local map, open Resources and enable Chromite to explore all 257 reported locations.
Why can’t I see Chromite when I reach a coordinate?
The ore is hidden until you reveal it with an active Metal Detector or Smokie’s Dig, Dog! Dig! partner skill. Search inside the cave rather than expecting a normal surface vein at the entrance.
Does the map load anything from another website?
The map does not. Palpagos, Sunreach, and World Tree tiles, 10,558 mapped records, category icons, Pal portraits, fonts, and interface code are served by this site under permission provided to the project owner. Google Analytics loads separately for site traffic measurement.
Are Sunreach and the World Tree part of the same map?
Sunreach is shown as a focused sky-island view within the expanded Palpagos world layer. The World Tree uses a separate in-game coordinate projection, so it has its own map tab and tile set.