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Each location in the [[Generation I]] games has its own identification number used internally by the game. They are enumerated here, in order.
Each location in the [[Generation I]] games has its own identification number used internally by the game. They are enumerated here, in order.
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* Extra data in {{game|Yellow}} is stored in the byte handling map locations, apart from the legitimate maps such as ones where the player can adopt a [[starter Pokémon]], all of these 'maps' share the same header. These can be accessed as 'glitch maps' if the game uses identifiers of either 237, 238, 241, 242, 243, or 244. [http://www.glitchcity.info/wiki/index.php/cycling_based_glitch_maps_(Pokémon_Yellow)]
* Extra data in {{game|Yellow}} is stored in the byte handling map locations, apart from the legitimate maps such as ones where the player can adopt a [[starter Pokémon]], all of these 'maps' share the same header. These can be accessed as 'glitch maps' if the game uses identifiers of either 237, 238, 241, 242, 243, or 244. [http://www.glitchcity.info/wiki/index.php/cycling_based_glitch_maps_(Pokémon_Yellow)]


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Revision as of 08:49, 25 August 2011

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Each location in the Generation I games has its own identification number used internally by the game. They are enumerated here, in order.

# Location
000 Pallet Town
001 Viridian City
002 Pewter City
003 Cerulean City
004 Lavender Town
005 Vermilion City
006 Celadon City
007 Fuchsia City
008 Cinnabar Island
009 Pokémon League
010 Saffron City
011 (Blank)
012 Route 1
013 Route 2
014 Route 3
015 Route 4
016 Route 5
017 Route 6
018 Route 7
019 Route 8
020 Route 9
021 Route 10
022 Route 11
023 Route 12
024 Route 13
025 Route 14
026 Route 15
027 Route 16
028 Route 17
029 Route 18
030 Sea Route 19
031 Sea Route 20
032 Sea Route 21
033 Route 22
034 Route 23
035 Route 24
036 Route 25
037 Red's house (first floor)
038 Red's house (second floor)
039 Blue's house
040 Professor Oak's Lab
041 Pokémon Center (Viridian City)
042 Poké Mart (Viridian City)
043 School (Viridian City)
044 House 1 (Viridian City)
045 Pokémon Gym (Viridian City)
046 Diglett's Cave (Route 2 entrance)
047 Gate 1 (Viridian City/Pewter City) (Route 2)
048 Oak's Aide House 1 (Route 2)
049 Gate 2 (Route 2)
050 Gate 3 (Route 2/Viridian Forest) (Route 2)
051 Viridian Forest
052 Pewter Museum (floor 1)
053 Pewter Museum (floor 2)
054 Pokémon Gym (Pewter City)
083 Power Plant
113 Lance's Elite Four room
118 Hall of Fame
142 Pokémon Tower F1
143 Pokémon Tower F2
144 Pokémon Tower F3
145 Pokémon Tower F4
146 Pokémon Tower F5
147 Pokémon Tower F6
148 Pokémon Tower F7
192 Seafoam Islands
227 Unknown Dungeon F1
228 Unknown Dungeon B1

Trivia

  • Extra data in Pokémon Yellow is stored in the byte handling map locations, apart from the legitimate maps such as ones where the player can adopt a starter Pokémon, all of these 'maps' share the same header. These can be accessed as 'glitch maps' if the game uses identifiers of either 237, 238, 241, 242, 243, or 244. [1]


Generation IGeneration IIGeneration III (Colo/XD) • Generation IVGeneration VGeneration VI
Generation VII (SM/USUMLGPE) • Generation VIII (SwShBDSPLA) • Generation IX (SV)


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