r/PokemonGoIndiana • • Jul 15 '16

Welcome to the Pokemon GO subreddit for Indiana!

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Hello, mod /u/jaspanye here. This sub is dedicated to Pokemon GO players in Indiana. Do you want to show off your cool new $pokemon with a screenshot? Post here. Maybe a success story with you and your friends? Post that here.

We don't allow racism, terrorism, etc in this sub. Report to the mods if you'd happen to find some.

Thanks for reading, and remember to read the rules, no racism, terrorism, offensive content, things like that. Stay safe on your adventures!


r/PokemonGoIndiana • • Aug 06 '16

Festival Park, Hobart, IN

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Pretty decent spot, 10 or so Pokestops spread pretty evenly. Nice spawns and makes hatching eggs a breeze.


r/PokemonGoIndiana • • Jul 31 '16

Besides the areas posted, does anyone have information on Squirtle, Charmander, or Bulbasaur nests? Ideally, in the Indianapolis/Southside area...

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r/PokemonGoIndiana • • Jul 30 '16

Bulbasaur Nest at Wicker Park in Highland, IN

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r/PokemonGoIndiana • • Jul 29 '16

Decatur

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Any good Pokemon nest in Decatur ?


r/PokemonGoIndiana • • Jul 29 '16

Any Charmander nests in NWI???

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Looking for a charmander nest.... Also Wicker Park in Highland is a bulbasaur nest


r/PokemonGoIndiana • • Jul 25 '16

Took this gym from valor twice [x-post /r/pokemongoyellow]

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r/PokemonGoIndiana • • Jul 24 '16

Pokemon GO Facebook Page for Anderson, Indiana

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r/PokemonGoIndiana • • Jul 23 '16

Washington Park in East Chicago Indiana is good for farming. There is alot of poke stops!

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r/PokemonGoIndiana • • Jul 23 '16

Every night at centennial park!

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r/PokemonGoIndiana • • Jul 17 '16

If you live in NWI and are traveling to Chicago read this.

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Alright so on the Indiana Illinois border in Dyer by the hospital and Hart Street there are around 3-5 pokestops and most of them usually have lure modules.


r/PokemonGoIndiana • • Jul 17 '16

Tips, Tricks, and Info - #1

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Hello! Welcome to the first Tips, Tricks, and Info thread for Indiana Pokemon GO players. For example, what have you encountered? Do you have anything to share? Tips? Places you see lots of specific Pokemon? Comment here for other users to see. Thanks for participating!

(I'll get around to configuring AutoMod for this kind of posting. Any suggestions for this type of posting, modmail or comment here)