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The Asado Desert (Japanese: ロースト砂漠 Roast Desert) is a large desert in the Paldea region, stretching a portion of the region's West Province. It contains the city of Cascarrafa.
Geography
The Asado Desert connects to West Province (Area Two) on the west and Cascarrafa on the east.
The Quaking Earth Titan, Great TuskS/Iron TreadsV, one of the Titan Pokémon of the Paldea region, can be found here.
Places of interest
Items
Desert biome
Special encounters
Moltres in the Asado Desert
After acquiring a Moltres Treat from Snacksworth, Moltres will spawn in this area as a static encounter. If defeated, it can be battled again after the game has been rebooted, provided that over one hour has passed in Nintendo Switch's internal clock since its defeat. It is coded to never be Shiny.
Pokémon
The spawn borders for the western desert
The spawn borders for the eastern desert
Pokémon
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Games
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Terrain
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Levels
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Probability Weight
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Group Rate
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Group Pokémon
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Prairie
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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20-23
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0
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0
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40
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40
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60%
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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20-23
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2
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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20-23
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10
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100%
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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20-23
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2
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✘
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✘
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Desert
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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19-22
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20
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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25-26
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20
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100%
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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20-24
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90
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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23-26
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60
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40%
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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23-26
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100
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40%
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✔
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✘
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21-26
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60
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40%
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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24-26
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5
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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22-26
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30
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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20-26
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5
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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25-26
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30
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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19-26
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30
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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26
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80
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✔
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✘
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19-26
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40
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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22-26
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20
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✘
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✘
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Riverside
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S
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V
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✔
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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20-22
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60
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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20-22
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60
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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20-22
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20
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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20-22
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10
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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22
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10
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100%
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S
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V
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✔
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✘
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20-22
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5
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✔
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✘
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20-22
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50
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✘
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✘
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Rocky Area
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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24-25
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30
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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24-26
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50
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40%
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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24
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20
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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24-26
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30
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100%
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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24-26
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30
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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24-26
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60
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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24-26
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1
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✘
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✘
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Flower
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S
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V
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✔
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✘
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21-24
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40
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90%
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S
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V
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✔
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✘
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21-23
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60
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50%
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S
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V
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✔
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✘
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21-23
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60
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50%
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S
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V
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✔
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✘
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21-23
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60
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50%
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S
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V
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✔
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✘
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21-23
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60
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50%
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|
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S
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V
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✔
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✘
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21-23
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6
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50%
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S
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V
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✔
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✘
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21-24
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55
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40%
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S
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V
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✔
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✘
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21-24
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55
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40%
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S
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V
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✔
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✘
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21-24
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55
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40%
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S
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V
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✔
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✘
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21-24
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55
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40%
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S
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V
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✔
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✘
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21-24
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3
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40%
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Ruins
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S
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V
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✔
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✘
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22-24
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15
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100%
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S
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V
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✔
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✘
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22-25
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60
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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22-26
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40
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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22-26
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15
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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24-26
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15
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✘
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✘
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Special Pokémon
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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45
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Only one
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✘
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✘
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S
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V
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✔
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✘
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✘
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✘
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✘
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45
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Only one
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✘
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✘
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A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here. Probability weight indicates the likelihood that a Pokémon will spawn at a certain point in this location relative to others that can spawn there. A higher probability weight generally indicates that a Pokémon is more likely to spawn. Pokémon with the highest or lowest level requirements may not spawn in every possible location within this area. A bolded level range replaces the Pokémon's non-bolded level range after the player has completed The Way Home.
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- ↑ This Pokémon only spawns in the eastern desert
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 This Pokémon only spawns in the western desert
- ↑ Only appears after defeating the Lurking Steel Titan
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 This Pokémon will always have a scale of 255 and a Naughty Nature
- There are few valid "Rocky Area" and "Flower" biome spawn point in this area, which can make it more difficult to find specific Pokémon that only spawn from that point.
Terastallized Encounters
Pokémon |
Level |
Tera Type |
Game
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Sandygast* |
30 |
Grass |
S/V
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Cyclizar* |
45 |
Flying |
S/V
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- An asterisk indicates that this Pokémon is unobtainable as a random encounter in this Area.
- Asado Desert has 51 unique encounters (excluding Pack Pokémon and alternate forms of the same Pokémon).
Trainers
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Luis the Student ケイイチ Keiichi Reward: $1,200
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Raquel the Student フジコ Fujiko Reward: $4,160
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Multi-Battle partners
Arven joins the player as a Multi Battle partner against the Quaking Earth Titan.
In animation
Pokémon: Paldean Winds
Asado Desert briefly appeared in a video in Breathe Together.
POKÉTOON
Asado Desert appeared in PT16, where Yūto's Charcadet was seen battling against a Rufflet.
In the manga
Pokémon Adventures
Asado Desert first appeared in PASV02 and PASV03 as the first stop on Violet and Arven's quest to find the Herba Mystica. In the desert, they encountered two Paradox Pokémon, a Great Tusk and an Iron Treads, the latter which they identified as the Quaking Earth Titan due to its size. Despite having some initial success against it with Violet's Fuecoco, Iron Treads ultimately proved too strong, so Arven suggested they retreat for the time being, which Violet accepted.
Later, Violet and Arven passed through Asado Desert again, though the Quaking Earth Titan was nowhere in sight. Cassiopeia contacted them and informed Violet that Team Star's Schedar Squad was planning on increasing their security following Violet's victory over Giacomo and suggested he'd head to their base to deal with them before the new security could arrive. While Violet agreed, Arven was more eager to find the Quaking Earth Titan and its Herba Mystica in order to heal his Mabosstiff more. As such, Violet chose to leave Arven behind in the desert, telling him to contact him if he found the Titan. Worried that Violet would have less allies now to take on Team Star, Arven contacted Clavell for help. In the next chapter, Arven was surprised to see Miraidon returning with Scarlet instead of Violet.
Trivia
Origin
Name origin
Asado Desert is derived from asado (Spanish for roast).
Roast Desert is derived from roast.
In other languages
Language
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Name
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Origin
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Japanese
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ロースト砂漠 Roast Sabaku
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From roast
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English
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Asado Desert
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From asado (Spanish for roast)
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German
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Brutzelwüste
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From brutzeln (to fry)
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Spanish
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Desierto Rostiz
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From rostizar (to spitroast)
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French
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Désert Rôtissable
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From rôtisserie and sable (sand)
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Italian
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Deserto Alasar
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From asar (Spanish for "to roast")
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Korean
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로스트 사막 Roast Samak
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From roast
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Chinese (Mandarin)
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烘烘沙漠 Hōnghōng Shāmò
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From 烘烘 hōnghōng/hunghung (roasting hot)
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Chinese (Cantonese)
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烘烘沙漠 Hunghung Sāmohk
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