Today as part of an April Fool's prank, Google updated Google Maps for iOS and Android to include Pokémon. Let's try to find all of them!
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There are at least 150 Pokémon currently floating around on Google Maps. All you have to do is zoom in, tap on them and select "catch". Here are just a few I found. If you find one, take a screen cap or mention exactly where they are in the comments.
Munchlax at the Empire State Building, New York City
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Rotom at Rockefeller Center, New York City
Helioptile is at the Eiffel Tower, Paris
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Salamance is hanging on 16th Street and 8th Ave in New York City
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Pikachu is over at Tokyo Tower, Tokyo
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Tyranitar is at Pompeii, Italy
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Totodile is in the Hoover Dam
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Kirlia at Area 51, Nevada
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Pumpkaboo is at Red Square, Moscow
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Audino is near Charing Cross Road, London
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Dragonite is at the Pokémon Company, Seattle
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Staraptor is perched on the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco
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Togepi and Dragonite (again) at Sagrada Familia, Barcelona
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Stunfisk at Angkor Wat, Cambodia
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Meganium at the White House
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Luxray and two others at Googleplex in Mountain View, California
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And of course, Snorlax is napping at The Vatican
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Those are just a few of many Pokémon that are on Google Maps today. Together we can find them all. Search Google Maps, find them, and post your findings in the comments below.
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