Explore every Pokémon region as an interactive map, then dive into any of the 586 routes, caves and towns to see its wild Pokémon, encounter methods, levels and spawn rates.
Where it all began in 1996 — Pallet Town, Mt. Moon, Cerulean Cave, and the original 151, capped by the Indigo Plateau.
Home of the Burned and Bell Towers and their guardians Ho-Oh and Lugia — the only region that lets you walk back into Kanto after the credits.
Islands, routes you surf more than walk, and an active volcano — the battleground of Groudon, Kyogre, and Rayquaza.
A mountainous region built on myth, crowned by Mt. Coronet and the creation trio Dialga, Palkia and Giratina.
A modern, far-off region inspired by the big city — the widest lineup of brand-new Pokémon in the series.
An elegant, France-inspired region that introduced Mega Evolution and the Fairy type.
A sun-soaked island chain of four islands, regional forms and the mysterious Ultra Beasts.
An industrial region of rolling countryside and Dynamax battles staged in packed stadiums.
Tip: every location page has a game switcher — pick your version to see exact spawn rates, levels, and methods for that game.
Open any Pokémon's Pokédex page and check its "where to find" section, or browse a location here to see everything that spawns there. Every wild Pokémon links back to the routes and areas it appears in.
Yes — the same route can have completely different wild Pokémon in different versions. Every location page has a game selector so you always see the correct spawns, levels and rates for the game you're playing.
All of them: Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, Unova, Kalos, Alola, Galar. Pick a region above to explore its full map of routes, caves and towns.