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Residential Area (Japanese: じゅうたくち Residential Area) is a course for the PokéWalker that is unlocked by saving up 500 watts.

Pokémon

Group	Pokémon	Level	Steps Required	Steps with advantageous type	Rarity	Held item	Moves
A		11	1501-4999	-2248.25	Common	None	Metal Sound	Steel
							Tackle	Normal
							ThunderShock	Electric
	Magnemite						Supersonic	Normal
A		11	5000+	Expression error: Unexpected * operator.	Very Rare	None	Quick Attack	Normal
							Leer	Normal
							Low Kick	Fighting
	Elekid						ThunderPunch	Electric
B		8	0-1500	-1125	Very Common	None	Metal Sound	Steel
							Tackle	Normal
							ThunderShock	Electric
	Magnemite						--	--
B		11	0-1500	-1125	Common	None	Peck	Flying
							Astonish	Ghost
							Pursuit	Dark
	Murkrow						Haze	Ice
C		7	0-1500	-1125	Very Common	None	Tackle	Normal
							Tail Whip	Normal
							Quick Attack	Normal
	Rattata						Focus Energy	Normal
C	Hoothoot ♀	Level 7	0-1500 steps	Very Common	None	Tackle	Normal
						Growl	Normal
						Foresight	Normal
						Hypnosis	Psychic

Items

Item		Steps Required	Rarity
	PP Up	5000+ steps	Very Rare
	Dire Hit	0-1500 steps	Rare
	Guard Spec.	0-1500 steps	Rare
	X Accuracy	0-1500 steps	Rare
	X Defend	0-1500 steps	Rare
	X Sp. Def	0-1500 steps	Rare
X Special	X Special	0-1500 steps	Rare
	X Speed	0-1500 steps	Rare
	X Attack	0-1500 steps	Rare
	Potion	0+ steps	Very Common

Advantaged Pokémon Types

See also

External links

• Official HeartGold and SoulSilver site

Pokéwalker Routes
Before National Pokédex Refreshing Field • Noisy Forest • Rugged Road • Beautiful Beach Suburban Area • Dim Cave • Blue Lake • Town Outskirts After National Pokédex Hoenn Field • Warm Beach • Volcano Path • Treehouse • Scary Cave • Sinnoh Field Icy Mountain Rd. • Big Forest • White Lake • Stormy Beach • Resort • Quiet Cave Special Beyond the Sea • Night Sky's Edge • Yellow Forest Rally • Sightseeing • Winner's Path • Amity Meadow

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