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A very small town, houses are sparse the farther out you get. However, the renowned Professor Oak lives here, and this is where many people form Kanto come to receive their starter.

The first route many new trainers will come to when starting their journey here. However, it is merely populated with Pidgey and Rattatata.

The second town in Kanto, and the first place that has both a Pokemon Center and a Gym; however, although the gym is the first to appear, it is the last to be battled for many trainers.

A slightly more populated route than the first. This route leads to Viridian Forest, and the second half of the route comes out on the other end of the forest as well.

Many bug Pokemon live here, a lot of bug catchers coming in after them. This place is a maze compared to most places, and if I were you, I would have a few repel on you.

This half of the route is admirably short; you don't even have to walk through grass in order to get to Pewter City.

A very rocky-like town, this place sits in shadow of Mt. Moon. It's a very quiet place, however has interesting places, such as the museum and the gym.

A route sourounded by rocks, follow this path in order to get to Mt. Moon. Many trainers often hang out here in order to find a battle, and there are a lot of Pokemon here to catch as well.

A large cave that you must cross through in order to get to Cerulean. This cave is very long, and may require flash in order to get through. Many cave-dwelening Pokemon such as Zubat live here, and if you're lucky, you may find a Clefairy or two.

Found as you exit Mt. Moon, Route Four leads you to Cerulean City. It is hard to get back to Mt. Moon this way, however; there are plenty of ledges that block you from coming back this way.

A very watery place, Cerulean is home to the second gym of one's journey. There is also a bicycle shop here where one can purchase a bike if wanted.

To the South of Cerulean, this route leads to Celadon City, and has the Daycare on it, too.

Route Nine lies to the west of Celadon City. There are a few Pokemon such as Spearow on this route. This route also leads to Route Ten and Lavender Town. You have to go through a small cave to reach it.

to the east of Saffron, Route Seven leads to Celadon City.

A route to the east of Lavender Town. This small route leads to Saffron City.

A large and populuse due to Sliph Co. and the Fighting Dojo, the city holds its pride most in the gym, where Sabrina the Psychic runs the show.

Just south of Saffron, this small route is full of Pokemon and leads to Vermilion.

Full of life, Celadon holds the Department Store and the Game Corner for people to have fun in. The Grass-Type gym here is a host to many battles for trainers.

Route Ten is a Pokemon Center in front of a cavern, believe it or not. The cave is deep, and has many Pokemon like Onix and Geodude. This route ends up at Lavender Town.

An almost depressing town in a sense; to one corner lies the Pokemon Tower where all dead Pokemon are layed to rest; Mr. Fuji also lives here with his Volunteer House for Orphaned Pokemon.

One of the first routes in which it starts before it's latter route ends, Route Eleven is full of grass where one can train. It also has a Diglett's cave in it. This route also leads to Vermilion City.

A port city. Vermilion City isn't all that bustling, however St. Anne comes through here on the port every so often, and this is where many trainers come to earn their third gym badge.

Route Twelve, also known as Silence Bridge, is a long fishing route. Travelers may stop and rest, and even fish a bit if they have a rod.

A place cornered with grass and fence posts, this area is famous in it's trainer battles. This route connects Routes 12 and 14.

An ocean view route often flocked with couples during the afternoon and evening hours. This route is also home to many bug and poison types.

A route with many ledges you'll need to climb up on, and a lot of grass with a few different species of Pokemon. A few school kids appear here and there from time to time.

A town with many colors and brightening aromas. This town also holds the Safari Zone, and another Gym for trainers to compete at for another gym badge. The town also holds a zoo filled with many rare Pokemon.

Containing routes 18, 16, and 17, the Cycling Road connects Fushia City and Celadon City together.

A long sea road exiting at Fushia City. You'll need a Pokemon that knows Surf in order to cross it.

A route in between Cinnabar Island and Route Nineteen. The Seafoam Islands lie here, along with some ice and water type pokemon.

A small island that you have to surf to either way in order to get there. This place contains the Gym, the Pokemon Mansion, and of course, a very high-tech lab.

A water route connecting Cinnabar to Pallet Town, one must have surf in order to get across.

A route to the east of Viridian, it is accessible right away; however, you may not pass through the main building to the Indigo League until you have all eight badges. Many more Pidgey and Rattatata live here, however some other Pokemon such as Mankey live here too.

The Indigo Platue: A place where all trainers venture in order to make it to the Elite Four. In order to make it to sed place, you must first cross a rigourus mountain with both strong Pokemon and trainers.

The Elite Four building towers over one like a huge monster, meant for trainers who have collected all eight gym badges of Kanto. Once you start to face the Elite Four, you cannot exit, and when you are defeated by one, you must start over.

"A town where the wind blows and tells of impending change."

A fairly quiet place, and where Professor Elm stays and does research on Pokemon Evolution. This is where trainers also get their starter Pokemon.

First route in The Johto Region, this is where many people catch their first Pokemon; although all there usually is are Pidgey and Sentrent, and a few Hoothoot at night.

A small town indeed, Cherrygrove connects routes 29 and 30.

A fairly long route with many Pokemon and trainers to battle.

This route meets at an angle with it's prior one; it is short and takes you quickly to Violet City.

A city with a mythical feeling, Violet City is home to both the Sprout Tower and the first gym battle for young trainers.

A long route besides the water, this route leads to Union Cave, where you have to get through in order to finish the route.

A not-so-dark cave that, if you stick to the designated path, you'll be able to get through to the next route easily. If you don't get ambushed by hikers, that is.

A semi-small route that exits from Union Cave and leads to Azelea Town.

A small little town residing in one of the more southern places in Johto. This place holds the Slowpoke Well, and also exits to Iltex Forest.

A unique forest due to the shrine that sits in it; it is said that the shrine belongs to the Guardian of the Forest. Many bug and normal type Pokemon live here.

A route is a fishing area next to it; this route is also home to the Day-Care couple. People say that if you leave two Pokemon there, an egg might be found.

One of the larger, bustling cities in Johto, Goldenrod is famous for it's Radio Tower and Department Store. The Gym here is often visited by Trainers.

Route Thirty Five is a long route, famous of it's trainer battles. This route is also famous for housing the Johto National Park and it's Bug Catching Contest

A short route filled with all kinds of Pokemon. A few herds of Stantler can be found here.

A pretty straight-forward route to the next town, this route posses a few Pokemon you may want to catch for the next town.

An old city within it self, Eruteak holds many places such as the Burned Tower, the Bell Tower, and the Kimono Dance Theater.

A route west of Eruteak City, this routes leads quite easily to the next, and to MooMoo Farms as well.

Stuck between Route Thirty Eight and Olivine City, this route is famous for the MooMoo Farm that is holds.

Johto's port city, the main attraction in this place is the light house, where an Ampharos uses the light on it's tail to lead sailors to safety.

A route just off to the south of Olivine. It's small, and leads to the water that will help you get to the next route.

A slightly long water route, this route is also home to the Whirl Islands.

A very small island town, with often plenty to do here.

A route to the east of Eruteak City, many people choose to go through Mt. Mortar for training instead of choosing the easy way out and surfing to the next town.

A very quaint town sourounded by mountains. It's very quiet, and many people find this insufferable.

A route to the north of Mahogany Town. This route leads to the Lake of Rage.

A lake once said to have a rare Pokemon in it, now it's all full of Magikarp and Gyarados.

A pretty straight-forward route, one would say. Many trainers gather here to battle and trainer their Pokemon. Two small ponds are also on this route, and are used for fishing. A few rare Pokemon can be found here.

A cold cavern that links Route Forty-Four and Blackthorn City together. Many ice-type Pokemon can be found here. Watch out, the floors can be very slippery at times.

A city populated by Dragon Tamers, this place has developed many stories about Dragons themselves; many of the elders will tell you so.

A very long, bumpy, and rocky route. Once you start it, it's hard to get back up on. Many Pokemon live here, some are rare.

A much smaller route than it's prior, Route Forty Six leads south to Route Forty Nine, and is also home to a portion of Dark Cave.

A long water and land route that crosses over to the Kanto Region and to the Elite Four of Johto.

A slightly easier route than its prior, this route leads straight up hill to the reception gate before you gave to the Indigo League.

A long and dangerous mountain that many trainers must pas through in order to get to the Johto Pokemon League.

Where the Elite Four lies; I warn you, they are difficult, and once you enter, you cannot turn back.

A small town in general, Littleroot is where many people get their starter from Professor Birch. There is also a port not too far from here where people from other regions flock in.

The link between Littleroot and Oldale Town, this is where many trainers may come to catch their first Pokemon. Many different Pokemon live on this route that were not common in the other routes of other regions, however, such as the Dark Type Poochyena.

A town the same size as Littleroot, however with more business in it.

A route leading to Petalburg City. It has a lot more Pokemon than the last route, as well as more trainers that you'll find itching for a battle.

A route to the north of Oldale Town. If you have Surf, you can get to the next part of the route faster.

A town larger than the last two. It has a few ponds, and a place to fish. There is a gym, however Norman won't battle you unless you have Flannery's gym badge on you.

Counted as a large route, Route 104 is split into two halves, and in order to get to the other side, one must pass Petalburg Woods, where plenty of grass and bug type Pokemon live.

A large city bustling with people. This place is famous for the Deavon Corp. and the trainers school that it holds. The first gym that trainers face is set here.

A long water route that leads to Dewford Island. Many water-types live here.

A route that runs along Dewford and it's cave.

An island that was inhabitated a long time ago, and now flourishes with both people and Pokemon. Trends catch on here quickly.

A water route that leads west and away from Dewford.

The route that links Routes 107 and 109. There is an abandon shipwreck on this route that people are free to explore.

A water route with many little islands protruding from the water. This route leads to Slateport.

A port city with a lot to do. People who have beaten the Super Rank Contest Hall can come here to compete in the Hyper Rank Contest Hall.

A long route in which you have two choices; either take the cycling route where you can ride your bike, or take the route down below with the tall grass.

A very busy city, seeing as it has four ways to come in and out of it. Rydle's Bike Shop is very popular among trainers, and the Game Corner reveilles some relaxation.

A long route sourounded by rocks and cliffs; it goes north of Mauville. This route also holds a desert in it, and unless you have goggles in order to get through it, you'll need to take the cavern route.

A very moutainus route; Route 112 leads to Lavaridge Town, and also harbors Mt. Chimney.

A town full of flare and heat, the only way up to this place is the chair life near the edge of town due to this city being built on a mountain side.

A route covered in ash, and that connects Route 112 and Fallarbor Town. Many Pokemon live here.

Fallarbor Town is a small farming community in northeast Hoenn. Fallarbor Town is extremely close to Mt. Chimney, so much of the ash from the volcano constantly falls near the town. In the fields of Fallarbor, the locals plant seedlings of hardy trees that thrive even in volcanic ash.

A modern route in which quickly leads into a mountainousness area and to Meteor Falls.

A large cavern inside a mountain, with of course a waterfall. If you have the HM, you are able to go in deeper and find rarer Pokemon inside.

A route leading out of Meteor Falls and along the ocean. This route also is north of Rustboro City.

A route leading south of Rustboro and to Rustturf Tunnel; it has a few Pokemon, all of which many trainers usually catch.

Rusturf Tunnel is a tunnel between Rustboro City and Verdanturf Town, hence the name. Construction of the tunnel had originally begun by the Devon Corporation under the leadership of Mr. Stone in order to link Rustboro, as well as nearly the entire western half of Hoenn, to the large cities in the center of Hoenn, like Slateport City and Mauville City.

A route that connects Mauville and Verdenturf. This route also contains the Pokemon Day Care.

Verdanturf Town is a small, quaint town nestled between the mountains and the plains in central western Hoenn. There are two ways out of Verdanturf. To the east is Route 117 towards Mauville City. To the north is the Rusturf Tunnel, which was being constructed to link Rustboro City and Verdanturf.

A route leading east out of Mauville, this route primarily needs surf to get across, unless you're a really good swimmer.

A long route filled with tall grass, pokemon, water, pokemon, and the weather institute. Oh, and did I mention Pokemon?

A city built in the trees, Foretree City in one of the few places where people and Pokemon live together in peace. Sometimes a Keckleon or two will become invisible just to spook people or block their path.

A grassy route filled with both Pokemon, trainers, and even a little treasure. It sometimes switches from rain to sunshine here and there on this route. Route 120 also holds some ruins that are said to have a legendary Pokemon in them.

A route sandwiched between Lilycove and Route 120, this route also holds the Safari Zone and the way to Mt. Pyre.

A mostly water route with many types of Pokemon, this route also holds Mt. Pyre, where many Pokemon are laid to rest.

A very ledgy route in which it's hard to get back up on. There are plenty of Pokemon and trainers to fight, however this route leads straight to route 119 again.

A large port city blossoming with new life and old; this town has a contest hall and a shopping mall for those interested. A dock is near the edge of town for those who like traveling.

A route to the east of Lilycove. Unless you are a good swimmer or have a boat, you'll need a Pokemon with the HM Move Swim in order to cross this body of water and the next.

An island to the very eat of the Hoenn Region. It is a very quaint place and a great place for fishing. The sixth gym is located here.

To the north of Mossdeep City. This route also holds Shoal Cave, where many ice type Pokemon are said to live.

A route to the south-east for route 124. This, too is a water route. You can dive here, and usually you have to use Dive in order to get to Sootopolis.

A city sourounded by white rock. This is home to the eighth gym and the Cave or Origin. This town's houses are mostly built onto the rocks and are only accessible via traveling up the rocks. The city is mostly split in half with water, the gym in the middle on a small island.

A water route with many places to Dive and many islands to relax on if you've been traveling for a little too long and need some sun.

A long route in which there are many places to dive underwater and also a passage to the Pokemon League.

A fairly small route cornered on the south-eastern boarder of the Hoenn Region. This route also leads to Pacificlog.

A small water route that is said to be home to mirage island.

A route leading up to Pacificlog. It is also home to the Sky Pillar, where it is said that a legendary Pokemon lives.

A small town floating a top a sea of coral. Many people don't live here, however the people who do say that they enjoy the lives they live here.

A route full of currents and swimmers, and a few places to dive here and there.

A route in between Routes 132 and 134 . This route is full of currents just the like routes before and after it. This route also has an undersea cavern in it.

The final length of the currents, this route leads to Slateport City.

A place where trainers come to test their skills. Ever Grande City also leads through a cavern and to the Pokemon League.

Ah, the Pokemon League; where many trainers come to test their skills. A challenge awaits you!

One of the smallest towns in the Sinnoh region. Nearby one can find Lake Verity, where it is said that a rare Pokemon lives.

A route connecting Twinleaf Town to the south, Lake Verity to the west, and Sandgem Town to the east. A lot of wild Pokemon live here, although few in variety.

A place where many people get their starters. This is also a place with a beach, and a route that leads to a Pal Park, many say.

To the north of Sandgem Town. Although a few more Pokemon live on this route than others, there are also a lot of trainers itching for a battle.

The first big city in the region. There are plenty of places to go here, such as the trainers school and Poketch Company.

A route to the east of Jubilife City. This route leads straight to Orenburg City. However, one must pass through a part of Mount Cornet in order to get to the town.

A large mining town built next to a portion of Mount Cornet. This town is widely known for the fossils that it digs up at the mine. Trainers can also come here to get their first gym badge.

To the north of Jubilife. This route is split into two parts by the rugged path that one must go through in order to get from one side to the other. Some rare Pokemon may appear if you have special items.

A city full of flowers and sweet aromas, Floaroma Town is a beautiful town once just a simple hill, now full of flowers and other beautiful plant life. Many Combee have made their homes here; honey can be bought due to it being collected by the towns people.

A route filled with rocks, tall grass, and Pokemon and trainers. This route also holds the Valley Windworks and is home to Enterna Forest, of which many have to go through in order to get into the second part of this route and Enterna City. You can reach Fuego Ironworks via surf here as well.

A place of old traditions and times, Enterna is possibly one of the oldest cities in Sinnoh next to Celestic Town. There's a bike shop in town here, as well an abandon Galactic building where they used to have their second HQ.

The Battle Frontier: a place to test your skills and battle other trainers as you mow your way through each of the battle brains and earn symbols in order to become famous. There also may be a secret at the end when you receive all of them!

Does not need to go in any specific order. Everyone is welcomed.

A place for breeders - and many other people - to buy a farmland and raise Pokemon and such. Many choose to buy acres and build up their own land rather than buy land and an already built house/etc from someone else. There are also a lot of grasses and forests around these parts in which many wild Pokemon live; everyone is welcomed to try to catch them if they are not already claimed by humans.

A more moutainus region than it's counterpart, Hovering Winds Farmland is for the more daring hearted; those who lust for searing heights and high bustling winds would love it here. Although very rocky, many plants and trees can grow here; which is why the most hearty of people like staying here.

A large one-floored shopping mall where everyone alike may buy things in order to help evolve their Pokemon, heal their Pokemon, eat, and many other things!

A very small orphanage that takes in abandon and sometimes beaten children under the age of eighteen to try to find them better homes. Many of the children here have different back stories. Usually, Pokemon aren't allowed, however the head mistress has allowed small Pokemon to stay.

Weather someone is giving birth or needs medical attention, or something in between, come here to get it.

This is the place where breeders meet, and are able to buy and sell their Pokemon to other breeders and anyone else who is willing to buy from them. People may sell and adopt off their Pokemon as they wish. There is also an area where people may buy Pokemon if wanted.

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As the name suggests. Guest Friendly.