Hey guys, I see most of the posts on here are of people bitching about bot bans and the like, so I thought I'd try to start a thread that was actually beneficial to the community. Anyway, do you guys know of any good locations/coordinates to catch good or rare pokemon? If so, post them in this thread so you can help other users like yourself catch 'em all! Here, I'll start:
51.504831314 -0.085999656 London Bridge (Good location to go for Ghastlys, Psyducks, Magicarps, and Drowzees)
-33.865143 151.209900 Sydney, Australia (All sorts of Pokemon, if you're lucky you may even get a Kangaskhan)
35.632966 139.880405 Tokyo Disneyland (**Personal Favorite/Recommended**, Fast XP, tons of pokemon, and good chance for Farfetch'd)
37.808971 -122.409851 (Dratini/Gyarados/Other water pokemon)
38.7640864464526 -121.331980729508 (Snorlax)
40.782117, -73.968027 Central Park, New York
Those are all the main ones I use. If you have any of your own that you'd like to share with the community, feel free to post them in the replies, along with what type of pokemon are caught there. Good hunting!
51.504831314 -0.085999656 London Bridge (Good location to go for Ghastlys, Psyducks, Magicarps, and Drowzees)
-33.865143 151.209900 Sydney, Australia (All sorts of Pokemon, if you're lucky you may even get a Kangaskhan)
35.632966 139.880405 Tokyo Disneyland (**Personal Favorite/Recommended**, Fast XP, tons of pokemon, and good chance for Farfetch'd)
37.808971 -122.409851 (Dratini/Gyarados/Other water pokemon)
38.7640864464526 -121.331980729508 (Snorlax)
40.782117, -73.968027 Central Park, New York
Those are all the main ones I use. If you have any of your own that you'd like to share with the community, feel free to post them in the replies, along with what type of pokemon are caught there. Good hunting!
