Amiens is a map that appears in Battlefield 1. Following the Imperial German Army's breakthrough in the early stages of Operation Michael, German forces advanced towards the Allied railway center of Amiens.
The Battlefield 1 depiction of the battle compresses the scale of the battle, setting the battle within Amiens suburbs itself instead of at Villers-Bretonneux, which was many kilometers away.
Amiens is an uncommonly dense and expansive urban map. Multi-storey buildings, packed into crowded city blocks with tight roads and alleys running between them, stand about in various states of disrepair, with most buildings able to be damaged with explosives and are largely enterable by infantry. At points between the mass of buildings are open squares and plazas, the largest being Place Longueville on the west side of the map.
The map is split into north and south by a low-ground railway line that forms a wide trench across the width of the map. The pit is crossed over by two bridges in the map center known as Pont Neuf.
Notre-Dame d'Amiens cathedral looms over the map to the northwest and the Parc Saint-Pierre can be seen in the distance from some angles. Although aircraft are not available to either team, various planes will pass overhead throughout the battle. The architecture is reminiscent of Seine Crossing from Battlefield 3 , while the map layout echoes Bridge at Remagen from Battlefield The Behemoth is the Armored Train.
