Tip to Find Pokémon Go Stops and Gyms Using the Official Ingress Live Web Map

BY GreenBot Staff

Published 11 Jul 2016

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Unless you spent your time in the wilds without an Internet connection. You’ve probably seen that Pokémon Go is the hottest new craze. Some of your competitors, however, may have been in beta for months and have a considerable advantage. You need some help. One thing you can do is head to the Ingress Intel Map. Since Niantic is the company behind the venture of whether a particular landmark will be a stop or a gym. You’ll at least have a better idea of where to find them. You can use the Ingress map to find locations and densely populated landmarks. So you know where to go and spend your time.

Pokestops — The Ingress web map may not look like Pokémon Go. As the locations are shared between each other.

The impact on you: If you haven’t tried Pokémon Go, you ought to give it a go. It’s a unique take on mobile gameplay, as you must head out to find Pokémon and engage in real-time battles. It’s also creating a new behavior among people who talk to each other in public. The search for Pokémon has created this organic community of people working together for a common goal.