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| [[Mt. Moon Square]] | | [[Mt. Moon Square]] | ||
| | | おつきみやま ひろば ''Mt. Otsukimi Square'' | ||
| [[Kanto]] | | [[Kanto]] | ||
| [[Mt. Moon]] | | [[Mt. Moon]] | ||
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| [[Mt. Mortar]] | | [[Mt. Mortar]] | ||
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| [[Kanto Radio Tower|Radio Tower (Kanto)]] | | [[Kanto Radio Tower|Radio Tower (Kanto)]] | ||
| | | カントー ラジオとう ''Kanto Radio Tower'' | ||
| [[Kanto]] | | [[Kanto]] | ||
| [[Lavender Town]] | | [[Lavender Town]] | ||
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| [[Ravaged Path]] | | [[Ravaged Path]] | ||
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| {{OBP|Rocket Hideout|Mahogany Town}} ([[Johto]]) | | {{OBP|Rocket Hideout|Mahogany Town}} ([[Johto]]) | ||
| | | ロッケトだんアジト ''Team Rocket Hideout'' | ||
| [[Johto]] | | [[Johto]] | ||
| [[Mahogany Town]] | | [[Mahogany Town]] | ||
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| [[Sea Cottage]] | | [[Sea Cottage]] | ||
| | | みさきの こや ''Cape Cottage'' | ||
| [[Kanto]] | | [[Kanto]] | ||
| [[Cerulean Cape]] ([[Route 25]]) | | [[Cerulean Cape]] ([[Route 25]]) | ||
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| [[Underground Path (Goldenrod)]] | | [[Underground Path (Goldenrod)]] | ||
| | | ちかつうろ ''Underground Passage'' | ||
| [[Johto]] | | [[Johto]] | ||
| [[Goldenrod City]] | | [[Goldenrod City]] | ||
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| [[Whirl Islands]] | | [[Whirl Islands]] | ||
| | | うずまきじま ''Whirlpool Islands'' | ||
| [[Johto]] | | [[Johto]] | ||
| [[Route 41]] | | [[Route 41]] | ||
Revision as of 02:17, 27 October 2009
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The following is a list of locations in alphabetical order in the Pokémon world. This list excludes numbered routes and major named routes (see List of routes in the Pokémon world), anime-only locations (see List of anime locations by region) and locales (see List of cities and towns by name).
Some location names, such as Radio Tower and Safari Zone, have been used in more than one region. The region that they are in will be indicated in parentheses after their name.
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This article is part of Project Locations, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on every location in the Pokémon world. |
