If you want to find all the pokemon in Pokemon GO, then you have to visit a new website named PokeRadar, having listed in Google Maps the locations where all the virtual creatures in the game can be found, whether they are ones that are easy to find normally, or that we are talking about pokemons that are hard to find.
PokeRadar retrieves information from the millions of users around the world who search for pokemon in Pokemon GO and centralizes them so that all users can discover the locations of pokemons much more easily without having to struggle too much to look for them in the real world, being of great help to everyone.
PokeRadar uses Google Maps to display the locations of Pokemon from Pokemon GO, and at the moment it has operational problems due to the high traffic and the limits imposed by Google, but they will be resolved and if you cannot use it for now, you will be able to use it in the following days.
Poke Radar displays all Pokemon from Pokemon GO
Considering that Poke Radar is supported by regular users who record pokemon on maps, there is a chance that some listings are fake, so you have to look very carefully to see how many people have liked a listing or another to know if it is opportune to visit it to try to catch a certain pokemon.
The Poke Radar website is designed in such a way that it allows the listing of all types of pokemon, or only certain types of creatures, and you have the opportunity to choose what you want to see, to more easily reach only Pokemon creatures GO that you haven't caught yet.
Practically, Poke Radar wants to be the best friend of Pokemon GO users around the world and if you struggle daily to catch as many pokemon as possible, then I recommend you to use the platform to be sure that you don't miss the opportune moment to catch and those rarer pokemon.
The Poke Radar application is available for free download from the App Store following this link, and you can access the website on pokemonradargo.com.
