Route 39

13 species to catch in 1 area of this location, across 5 game versions.

Data from Pokemon SoulSilver only: exact levels and the encounter rate for each Pokémon.

in tall grass

Conditional slots 11 for 7 species — time of day, weather, radio and other switches

The game keeps these slots separate from the base ones. Condition sets exclude each other (it cannot be morning and night at once), and the source does not say whether a condition adds a slot or replaces the whole table — so we list them row by row instead of adding them to the rate on the tile.

Pokémon	Conditions	Level	Rate
Raticate	radio off	17	10%
Meowth	radio off, during the day	16	10%
	radio off, at night	16	10%
	in the morning	16	5%
	at night	16	5%
Magnemite	radio off	16	10%
Farfetchd	radio off, in the morning	16	10%
	during the day	16	5%
Plusle	radio on Hoenn Sound	16–17	20%
Minun	radio on Hoenn Sound	16	10%
Shinx	radio on Sinnoh Sound	16–17	20%

by headbutting trees (Headbutt)

Conditional slots 6 for 4 species — time of day, weather, radio and other switches

The game keeps these slots separate from the base ones. Condition sets exclude each other (it cannot be morning and night at once), and the source does not say whether a condition adds a slot or replaces the whole table — so we list them row by row instead of adding them to the rate on the tile.

Pokémon	Conditions	Level	Rate
Exeggcute	common tree	14–15	10%
	rare tree	16–17	10%
Hoothoot	common tree	14–15	50%
	rare tree	16–17	50%
Ledyba	rare tree	16–17	15%
Pineco	common tree	14–15	15%

The red marker is Route 39. A diagram, not a world map — distances are not to scale, but directions and connections match the game. The legend below the drawing explains each symbol.

• Route — number inside
• Sea route — Surf only
• City
• Interior — cave, forest, tower; placed next to its entrance
• Path between places
• Path that requires Surf
• Entrance to an interior — not a passage to the other side

Directions read from the map layout in the games — from how the screens connect to each other. We know them for Kanto, Johto, Hoenn and Sinnoh; in other regions you will not see this section, because we have no source for the topology.