Pokeflex seems to be the best of the latest crop of sites, though the its maps are specific to about a dozen or so areas, and vary in terms of quality and even format depending upon where they are. It still seems like it has a ton of stored Pokémon, though. might be a resource, though its “radar” doesn’t seem to be actively generating any new Pokémon finds when we checked it out. Click on that number, and Google will generate directions. But once you locate a Pokémon on the map, you can left-click on it and determine the distance away from you. First, there’s a little window in the bottom right-hand corner that shows the distance to the nearest Pokémon (typically Rattatas and Pidgeys, which aren’t that useful) as well as where to find Pokéstops, too. What I like about , though, is that it offers directions to the Pokémon as well. Scanning is quite slow, but you can scoot around the map and see where to find Pokémon.Īs one of the best Pokémon Go maps, puts a lot of Pokémon Go information in front of you. What it offers are now requirements for the best Pokémon Go maps: a “click and scan” option, as well as a real-time map for what Pokémon you’ll find near you and the time before they de-spawn. Right now, (thanks, commenters!) appears to be an excellent resource and possibly the best of the bunch. Originally, we said that the best Pokémon Go map is Pokévision, which provides a real-time look at the Pokémon spawning around you. But new Pokémon Go maps have popped up, ignoring that prohibition. The problem? Pokémon Go developer Niantic has said it will actively block “tracker” apps from accessing its data to find Pokémon in Pokémon Go.
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