This is going to be an exciting month for Pokémon Go as the Season of Heritage is finally here and there are plenty of events, bonuses, and rotation features. As usual, Pokémon Go players would be looking for the Pokemon spawn locations in Season of Heritage (January 2022). And here’s the brief guide that lists all the possible Pokemon spawn locations for this month.
Keep in mind this guide is not specific because this guide has been prepared by taking into factor the spawns that are present or increased due to the current season i.e. Season of Heritage. Many Raid Bosses are also available along with Genesect who is making a return to the battle arena. This season like previous ones will also have special spawns.
Pokémon Go spawn locations in January 2022
In the cities, trainers can find Porygon, Snubbull, Glameow, Bronzor, Lillipup, Trubbish, and Solosis to name a few. Whereas in the forests Caterpie, Taillow, Croagunk, Joltik, Ferroseed, Karrablast, Shelmet, etc. can be found. The mountains are a perfect place for finding Clefairy, Aerodactyl, Teddiursa, Meditite, Numel, Hippopotas, Munna, among many others.
In the bodies of water, there are Psyduck, Lapras, Wingull, Barboach, Finneon, Feebas, Bidoof. The Northern Hemisphere will have Delibird, Turtwig, Chimchar, Piplup, Cottonee, Vanillite, Deerling (Winter), and many more. In the Southern Hemisphere trainers will find Tangela, Treecko, Torchic, Mudkip, Carvanha, Combee, Deerling (Summer), and many more.
Trainers don’t need to physically go to these geographic locations to find a specific Pokemon. The Northern and Southern Hemispheres are quite large and players who don’t reside nearby will find it hard to get the Pokémon spawning in these locations.
Players should learn much more about the exact details of other activities throughout the remaining weeks of the Season of Heritage by keeping our Pokémon Go Spawn locations January 2022 guide in their minds.
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