By mobilizing different research methodologies drawn primarily from social geography and political sociology, the present article aims to sketch out a few avenues of analysis and answer the following question: how can the spaces of struggle of the Gilets jaunes movement in the Caen conurbation be accounted for through cartography? By exploring its spatial dimension in this way, we aim to contribute to the methodological and analytical debates that have accompanied this movement, which has been distinguished not only by its demands and duration, but also by its geography.