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A rocky trail leading North, down from the elevated Aries City toward Taurus Town. Flying types are very common along this path, as well as Normal and the occasional Rock types.

This is a small town at the base of Mount Natsuki. It's a really simple little town, but it's a nice one.

Sub-boards: Taurus Tauros Ranch, Pokemon Center, Pokemart

A much grassier path. It has mostly normal types and a fre grass types along it as it runs west from Taurus Town toward the Torchwood Forest, and beyond it, Gemini City.

Sub-board: Chasm

A forest just across the chasm on Route 102. The tree growth is so thick, little light makes it inside. This leads may trainers to think of the forest as being creepy. The tracks for the railway lead from the pass in the mountains through the forest to Gemini, and given how hard it is to see, trainers are advised to watch their step. Its also a haven for Dark and Bug Pokemon.

Sub-board: Torchwood Estate

Another longish route leading East from the northern edge of the Torchwood Forest toward Gemini City. The railway tracks run along the route, and this attracts a few Poison types, as well as the standard Grass types on the route.

A city, slightly larger than Aries. The city houses the first Fujino Gym as well as the Gemini Station. Gemini has plenty of residents, and plenty more visitors. It is also home of the Fujino Museum.

Sub-boards: Gemini Gym, Railway Station, Gemini Museum, Pokemon Center, Pokemart

Continuing eastward from Gemini, Route 104 is a lot like Route 103, minus the tracks and Poison types. There's something of a tourist attraction along this route as well.

Sub-board: Leaf Boulder

A river that flows through the junction of Routes 104 and 105 and is a favorite place for many fishermen. As many other things in Fujino, the Kyogre River has a history in legend, which claims that if the river is threatened, the mythical Kyogre will defend it.

A path up a large hill. Leo City sits at the north end of this path. Because of the incline, cyclists like this route, and while not an official cycling road, many treat it as one.

At the top of a large hill, Leo overlooks the surrounding routes. While being a far cry from the highest point in Fujino, Leo is still a breathtaking site. Every year, there is a spectacular fireworks show here to celebrate Fujino's founding long ago.

Sub-boards: Leo Gym, Contest Hall, Pokemon Center, Pokemart

A slope down to the east of Leo. It leads toward the Shizuri Mountains. The path goes quickly from grassy to rocky, and because of the natural ledges all along it, cyclists love this route as well.

A tunnel through one of the mountains. Route 106 curves north into the tunnel, and on the other side, Route 107 leads back west toward Virgo City. Zubat ate annoyingly common around here, as well as some more mystical types of Pokemon, including Clefairy and Togepi.

Sub-board: Fuuka Garden

A long route leading east from the Shizuri Mountains toward Virgo City. Its very dry and few Grass or Water types would dare go here. Ground types, on the other hand, love the dryness of this path.

Sub-board: Pokemon Daycare

A route that leads south from Route 107. It's very much like 107, but far shorter. It leads to a mansion of an eccentric Pokemaniac.

A small town around the Janeway Pokemon Mansion. The air is dry, but it still has a beauty and charm all its own. Its a wealthy little community, but lacks much tourism and has no Pokemon Gym.

Sub-boards: Janeway Mansion, Pokemon Center

A large city in Fujino's dry lands. The city as fertile, however, thanks to an aqueduct along Route 109. Among other things, Virgo has a lovely diner and a Pokemon gym. Silph Corporatiion has a store set up here as well, where they sell the ever-popular Silph Scope.

Sub-boards: Virgo Gym, Silph Store, Diner, Pokemon Center, Pokemart

Continuing west from Virgo and bound for the sea is another dry route, this one however, a favorite of Steel and Electric types because of the power plant along it. Also, Water types are sometimes found, being attracted to the aqueduct. Libra City lies at the end of this route.

Sub-board: Fort Ouph

Leading south for a short distance off of Route 109 is Route 110. While very much like 109, there are almost exclusively Electric types on this route.

Sub-board: Fujino Power Distribution Facility

At the end of Route 109 is the coastal city of Libra. It is a popular port, one of two in the Fujino Region, and is generally still warm enough to make for a nice vacation spot. Libra Beach is beautiful, and many trainers have opted to vacation here.

Sub-boards: Libra Gym, Libra Port, Beaches, Pokemon Center, Pokemart, Bike Shop

A seaside route leading south toward Scorpio City. Water Pokemon are everywhere around here, as well as, of course, Water trainers. There is a boardwalk on the route, and it's a beautiful place.

Sub-board: Fisherman's Horizon

Another beautiful coastal city. It's a less popular port than Libra and mostly just gets supplies, but it does have it's own megastore and Pokemon gym. One of Professor Searrs' Assistants has a lab here as well.

Sub-boards: Scorpio Gym, Mcloud Laboratory, Fujino Police Headquarters, Pokemon Hospital, Scorpio Megastore

A short route leading south of Scorpio to get to the Cycling Road and the Scorpio Sewers. The route is grassy, but mostly Normal Pokemon wander here, as well as some Psychic types.

Not a favorite place for trainers, but for poison Pokemon, it's heaven. Being an industrial city, a lot gets flushed through the sewers. Muk, Grimer, and so many others populate this area thickly.

The Cycling Road. This route is for bikes only, and runs on an elevated bridge-like road that attracts Flying types. The road is long, and runs northwest.

Sub-board: Cyclist's Club

A route leading north from the Cycling Road to Mount Corona. Its a route filled with Psychic Pokemon for reasons unknown.

Sub-board: Psychic Training Institute

A volcano. In the Koori caves, Fire types are very popular. The mountain is on the path from the Cycling Road to Cancer City. The cave is very, very hot, partially because of the fire Pokemon.

Sub-board: Pokemon Center

Getting lost in Mount Corona could lead you out of the volcano to a large city between several mountains. More covered in shadow than even Aquarius City, Carmina is something of an artist's paradise. The residents are more than thrilled by the fact that Mt. Corona has been dormant for over a century.

Sub-boards: Amphitheater, Poke-Salon, Hot Springs

A cold route north of Mount Corona that leads to Cancer City. Ice types wander this route primarily, and very woolly other types might as well. It is cold, though.

A frozen over city in the northernmost areas of Fujino. It is the site of the sixth gym and the Fujino Weather Facility. It is a remarkably cold city and very few people like to live there because of the cold temperatures year-round.

Sub-boards: Cancer Gym, Weather Monitoring Station, Pokemon Center

Like Route 115 but a bit shorter and heading east. This road moves toward the Trabia Forest. Ice types, naturally, are everywhere, and few other types are seen here.

A forest that has some Ice and Bug types. It also is full of Sudowoodo. Fog is for some reason through the entire forest, and this can make travel more complicated. There's a lake in the forest, and as you go south through it, the temperature warms. Through it is the road to Sagittarius City.

Sub-boards: Lake Selphie, Abandoned Rocket

A fog-filled route heading south from the Tribia Forest toward the sea. Dark types seem to be on this path a lot for it being as short as it is. Through the fog, people swear they can see one of the legendary birds, though they disagree over which it is that they see.

Sub-board: Research Facility

A city near the sea, though not quite on it. Many trainers get lost coming into the foggy area of the region, and something in the area renders Defog useless. This city takes in lost trainers and sets them back on their way. Some people do intend to come to Gald though, for the world-famous ramen.

Sub-boards: Dojo, Gald Noodle, Lighthouse, Pokemon Center, Pokemart

A path that leads south from Trabia Forest. Its also foggy, but it gets lighter as you travel south. Dark and Grass Pokemon dominate this path.

A grove where Grass Pokemon dwell protected by an abnormally large Torterra. No Delta Pokemon have ever been spotted in this grove, some believe the Torterra chases them off.

A short route heading west toward Sagittarius. A bunch of different types can be found on this route, but primarily Normal Pokemon.

The city on the sea that happens not to be a port. This is the site of the Fujino Safari Zone as well as the seventh gym. For the most part, it's set high above the water with cliffs overlooking the sea, however there is a rocky path leading down to the waterfront.

Sub-boards: Sagittarius Gum, Safari Zone, Pokemon Center, Pokemart

Surf is more or less required to head west from Sagittarius toward Caprica Island. Swimmers and Water Pokemon are more or less everywhere on this route.

A short route moving along the island, west from Sea Route 120. Trainers like to test other trainers coming toward Caprica in battle to see if they're worthy. The route is warm and covered with trees, but not really a forest in any way.

Possibly the biggest town in all of Fujino. It is populated with many buildings, homes, and the final Fujino Pokemon Gym and Contest Hall. Caprica is considered a status symbol by many people, and it is a great spot to vacation. Some trainers retire here. One thing is for sure, no one just passes through.

Sub-boards: Caprica Gym, Contest Hall, Delta Δ Coporation, Delta Δ Game Corner, Pokemon Tomb Tower, Pokemon Center, Pokemart

South of the city of Caprica, a route of water similar to 120 stretches a length to the Lantian Islands.

A small town at the northern end of the Lantea Islands. Few live there, but some stay to help trainers along on their quest. The few residents often talk of the blue Mewtwo who frequently visits town.

Sub-boards: Pokemon Center, Pokemart

An island chain deep in the open sea. The only way to Route 123 is to travel the underwater caves southward to reach the southernmost Lantian Island. The caves are full of Ice and Water Pokemon, but other types are prominent as well.

Sub-board: Miyu's Island

Route 123 is a bridge from the Lantea Islands east to a city on the mainland set on the base of the Shizuri Mountains. Few Pokemon are on this route, but it's a beautiful place.

Aquarius City is the southernmost city in Fujino and is located in a small patch of land between the sea and the Shizuri Mountains. It is hard to get to and the mountains tower over it, leaving the town in shadow much of the day.

Sub-boards: Pokemon League, Mew Shrine, Delta Δ Research Facility, Pokemon Center, Pokemart

To the east of Aquarius is a path that leads into the mountains. Not far along this path is a large gate. This path is the Victory Road. The road runs both outside and inside several mountains along the Shuzuri Chain, finally coming to an end in the highest city in Fujino, the heart of the Pokemon League, Pisces.

The highest city in all of Fujino. It is surrounded by the peaks of the Shizuri, and is a bit chilly. This fact, however, does not dampen the enthusiasm of the trainers who make it this far.

Sub-boards: League Tower, Pokemon Stadium, Don Loireag, Pokemegamart, Pokemon Megacenter

Champion's Way, a road only open to those who have conquered the Fujino League. It is short and leads to the cave at the peak of Mount Zodiac.

A complex network of caves leads downward through this mountain, full of some of the rarest and most powerful Pokemon known. The farther down you go, the stronger the Pokemon.

Sub-board: Lia Fail

A route leading deeper into the Shizuri Mountains from Aries City. Very long and rocky.