Routepedia is the Pokémon Maps Database
Routepedia has interactive maps for 44 Pokémon games. Wonder where a Pokémon is? A Rare Candy? Just select a game and browse the map. Our pins tell it all:
- Trainers
- who they are, what Pokémon they use and their levels
- Items
- items you find throughout the world
- Hidden items
- items you probably won't find unless you know
- Entrances and exits
- exactly where to go to get in or out of an area
- Wild Pokémon
- find out where to catch the Wild Pokémon you want
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Everything you would otherwise be hunting for is already marked on it.
Points of interest
Towns, routes, caves, gyms and every door between them, each one its own page and its own pin.
Trainers
Names, classes and full parties with levels, standing where they actually block the path.
Wild Pokémon
Every species, method and rate: grass, surf, fishing, headbutt, time of day and season.
Items
Visible balls on the tile you pick them up from, and the hidden ones you would walk straight past.
Interactive
Pan, zoom and click any place to jump to it. No account, no sign-up, nothing to install.
Pokémon location of the day
One of 3,293 places you can open and click, with everything living in it already marked on the map. A different one every day.
Pokémon Yellow · 4 Pokémon · 5 trainers
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Pick a Pokémon and you get everywhere it turns up, how to catch it there and what level it will be when you do. Below are the ones people look up most often.
Pokémon map quiz
Take the Pokémon map quiz. We show you a piece of a real map. You tell us where it is. If that sounds too easy, we can show you a lot less of the map.
Frequently asked questions
- What is Routepedia?
- Routepedia is a Pokémon maps database, and the only site that gives every Pokémon game an interactive map of its region: open one, click any place on it, and see what is there: the wild Pokémon, the items, the hidden items, the trainers and their teams.
- Is Routepedia free?
- Yes, and there is nothing to sign up for. Open a map and use it.
- Which Pokémon games are covered?
- Twenty games across five generations: Red, Blue and Yellow; Gold, Silver and Crystal; Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, FireRed and LeafGreen; Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold and SoulSilver; and Black, White, Black 2 and White 2.
- Why does the same region look different on different games?
- The region gets redrawn every generation. Kanto in Red is grey Game Boy tiles and Kanto in HeartGold is a 3D world, and what lives in the grass changes along with the art. That is why every game has its own map here rather than sharing one.
- Can I see where a specific Pokémon is?
- The Pokémon Locator does exactly that. Pick a species and you get every location it appears in across all twenty games, with how you catch it there and what level it turns up at.
- Are hidden items on the maps?
- Hidden items are marked as well as the visible balls, on the tile you find them on. Trainers carry their full team with levels, and gym leaders appear on their town's page.
- Does it work on a phone?
- The maps pan and zoom on touch the same way they do with a mouse, and there is nothing to install.