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Trulia’s Pokémon GO map can help you catch em’ all

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There are two types of people in this world: those who have tried Pokémon GO, and liars.

The app, which allows players to collect virtual Pokémon by finding them in GPS locations in real-world environments, has made people of all ages flock to parks, businesses and random backyards to collect and train the virtual pocket monsters. While there are maps that help players find gyms (where they can battle Pokémon against each other) and Poké Stops (where they can find items for gameplay), one website created a map that might help find the Pokémon themselves, and it wasn’t Nintendo.

Trulia created an interactive hotspot map for players across the country to find Pokémon, and it’s even mapped out according to different types (sorry if you’re looking for a Charizard — the fire Pokémon are few and far between).

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Although the map is specific to different types of Pokémon in Chicago, Trulia’s scouting method is somewhat unproven. Pokémon are separated into five different color-coded hotspots, all of which are mapped according to their “natural habitats. Here’s how Trulia broke it down:

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Who knows, one of your listings might even have something rare to catch.

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