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A grassy path through a small patch of woods that surrounds Flare Town on all sides but the east direction.

Along Route 1 there is a clear path going through the trees. Afer a short time, the passageway turns into some kind of shrine made of rock. There's a door in the front, and on it there is an imprint of a hand; only the hand of a Pokemorph can open it.

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Sub-boards: Strange Obelisk, Tomb of Yigashiro

Route 2 connets Route 1 and Featherband Town.

A town filled with Indians, all of the dwellings, except the Pokemon Center, are made out of tents of all shapes and sizes. The Indians are very friendly to travelers, and this is where the first Gym is.

Sub-boards: Featherband Pokemon Center, Featherband Pokemon Gym, Confrontation Rally: Pokemon of Jukumin, Featherband Shop, The Cheiftain's Tent, Nagashira Well, The Witchdoctor's Tent

Route 3 connects Featherband Town and Route 4.

Route 4 connects Route 3 to Dicota City.

Dicota City looks just like any other modern town - several houses of all different sizes spot it's streets, and there are many other buildings as well. Numerous trees stand tall against the structures, and people young and old are seen busily walking down the sidewalks. The second Gym is here.

Sub-boards: Dicota Pokemon Center, Train Station: Motan Station, Dicota City, Souvenir Stall, Dicota Pokemon Gym, Confrontation Rally: Pokemon Tsukamu, Dicota Adoption Center

On the outskirts of Dicota City lies the 'Showdown Plain'. There's always a Trainer who wants to fight near this open field. It's a great training spot.

Route 5 connects Taiketsu Plain to Wasurera Forest.

Wasurera is taken from the Japanese word for forgotten. A woodland filled with mystery, there's no telling what could happen once inside.

A wide, somewhat rough path starting at the end of the Wasurera Forest and ending at the base of the Bluemoon Mountains.

This mountain range is painted blue by the way the sky and sunlight reflects upon it. It also holds a secret.

Sub-board: Gansehyou

Deep within the Bluemoon Mountains you'll find Bluemoon Town. It's sitting on a mountain that had half of its top cut off.

Sub-boards: Bluemoon Pokemon Center, Bluemoon Legend Ceremony, Matsuki's House, Bluemoon Police Station

Route 7 leads from the bottom of the Bluemoon Mountains to the Moonwind River.

An extremely large river that flows between the Bluemoon Mountains and Redwind Town. It can only be crossed by a Water Pokemon.

Route 8 connects the Moonwind River to Redwind Town.

At the end of Route 8 you'll find yourself in the town of Redwind. It's a small, semi-dark town with few citizens. It's similar to a ghost town, only there are indeed people living here, and they do come out of their homes. There are no children in this town; only elders and teenagers. They aren't rude, but not exactly cheerful whenever an outsider comes to Redwind Town. Anyone who comes here will feel slightly unnerved, or maybe it's just the feeling that someone's watching you.

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Sub-boards: Redwind Pokemon Center, Redwind Pokemon Gym, Confrontation Rally: Maze of Kowagaru, Redwind Shop

Route 9 connects Redwind Town with Route 10.

Route 10 starts at the end of Route 9, and turns right when it comes to the beach of an ocean. However, one could take a break and go on the beach and out into the ocean before continuing down Route 11. This Route walks next to a small ravine that isn't very far down at all, and on the other side few tress and bushes provide the foliage scenery.

Sub-board: Tommy's Home

A small beach with sun-burned white sands and the gentle ocean waves washing up shore creating a nice background sound along with the frequent cries of Wingull. To get to the Twin Islands, just hop onto a Water Pokemon and swim away from the edge of this nice and quiet oceanfront.

Route 10 ends at the beach of an unnamed ocean. About a quarter of a mile out into the water lies two, indentical, enormous islands side by side. Although they look the same on the outside, once on them you'll see a difference.

Sub-boards: Star Shine Island, Shadow Down Island

Route 11 connects Route 10 with the Tohjo Forest.

Named after the waterfall that connects Johto and Kanto, this Forest is very vast and mysterious.

Sub-board: Ancient Battlegrounds

One of a line of mountains at the end of Tohjo Forest, Vortex Mountain is the only one crossable. However, by far it is the most dangerous.

Sub-boards: A Strange Cave, Sasha's House, Dragons Peak

If you manage to cross Vortex Mountain you'll find yourself in Opal Valley. It's a small, quiet town, and the 4th Gym is here.

Sub-boards: Opal Pokemon Center, Opal Pokemon Gym, Confrontation Rally: Sentou of Skill, Masurao Dojo, Kumori Juunin Cave

Route 12 connects Opal Valley to Route 13.

A little ways away from Route 12 is a large, shining lake which one is allowed to go swimming in. There's much more to it than meets the eye.

Sub-boards: Maisa's House, Underwater - Stratus' Home

Route 13 picks up where Route 12 stopped and ends at Pin City.

Pin City is a place made entirely of metal and steel. It is relatively hi-tech being able to track the entire Region at its Police Station, and its Shopping Center is always on top of what's on the market. The 5th Gym is also here.

Sub-boards: Pin Pokemon Center, Pin Pokemon Gym, Confrontation Rally: Weight Tatakau, Pin Shopping Center, Pin Police Station

Seven siblings roam the road that is Trainer Avenue, each bearing one Pokemon. However, each one has a Pokemon few have ever seen.

This Route separates the Three Nations of Tenshi from Trainer Avenue.

'Tenshi' means Elements. Here lies three different areas, one of snow, one of rock, and one of earth.

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Sub-boards: The Earth Nation, The Rock Nation, The Polar Nation

Sonic City is a town that hovers in the sky on a huge, 3-D triangle shape boulder. Every person in this town has at least one Flying Pokemon, and that's pretty much the only way you can get to and from this town, unless you catch a ride with someone else.

Sub-boards: Pokemon Rental Center, Sonic Police Station, Sonic Pokemon Center, Sonic Pokemon Gym, Confrontation Rally: Toripuri Race

After one leaves Sonic City, they'll continue onto Route 15 which will take them to Solar City.

Solar City - A place of myth and legend. A mystical air surrounds it and it's magnificant space tower - or it could be polution from the construction vehicles required to build the space tower and excavate the ruins.... Solar City is small, but it may hold more signifigance than anyone suspects....

Sub-boards: Solar Space Tower, Solar Ruins, Solar City Airport

This Route takes you from Solar City to Mega House.

Between Routes 16 and 17 lies an enormous house whose welcome mat reaches almost 10 feet tall.

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Route 17 leads travelers away from Mega House to the peaceful serentity of Oceana City. About halfway down the grassy path abruptly turns into a body of water.

Oceana City is similar to Alto Mare. Its streets are canals and the townspeople travel by gondolas. The houses and other structures are mostly made of rock. It's a wonderous city, filled with nature and beauty wherever you look. Even the buildings are a sight to behold. It's an almost perfect habitat for Pokemon.

Sub-boards: Oceana Pokemon Center, Oceana Pokemon Gym, Confrontation Rally: Pokemon Kachiau, Motan Wild Life Refuge, Oceana Water Race, Oceana Aquarium, The Lost City

The first part of a cold and frightening woodland that takes up the space a little beyond Oceana City and the land before Isobe City.

The name means 'Land of Separation'. It's a barren clearing in the woods the make up Routes 18 and 19. Eerie howls shriek throughout this place; no one knows what could happen here.

This Route ends the creepy, isolated timberland. All who have left this area have been more than happy to escape from that place.

Isobe City has a medieval feel to it. All of the buildings are made from dried mud, with windows that are just holes and flat roofs; there aren't that many houses either. The ground is unstable because of all the tunnels and caves underground around here, but the townspeople aren't concerned. In addition to that, it hasn't rained in this area for 45 years - the sun is constantly shining, only at night is there any darkness. The Gym Leader here is definitely something to be concerned about though. Shako's the toughest Leader in the Region, and she's ready for anyone.

Sub-boards: Isobe Concrete Park, Isobe Pokemon Center, Isobe Shop, Isobe Pokemon Gym, Isobe Auction House, Confrontation Rally: Test of Virtue

A passageway on the outskirts of Isobe City that leads underground. It used to be used an irigation tunnel when the land was still fertile, but now it's nothing more than a structural hazard to the city. The footprints leading into the tunnel suggest someone has been here recently, and the lack of footprints leading back suggests that they're still down there...

Sub-board: Underground Caves

Route 20, the final Route that you will traverse on from the end of the Underground Tunnels to Denkiteki Genkyo.