Tangelo Island

Tangelo Island is located in the south-westernmost area of the Orange Archipelago. This island is the starting point for many young Trainers who want to compete in the Orange League.

Tangelo Island is a very popular tourist destination, and is home to Pokémon Park, the "world's first Pokémon theme park." There are also many docks and boats here for tourist transportation.

Dancy Bay
"Main article: Dancy Bay"Dancy Bay is the second biggest city on Tangelo and is located on the north side of the island.

Duncan Beach
Duncan Beach is the smallest town on Tangelo and is located on the south side of the island. Tourists rarely visit the town, and the townspeople are mostly fishermen.

Honeybell
"Main article: Honeybell Village"Honeybell is the only town on Tangelo not located by the water. It is a small town located in the middle of the island, and halfway up the south mountain. The west bay can be seen from all over town.

Minneola
"Main article: Minneola"Minneola is the largest city on Tangelo and is the island's biggest tourist destination. It is located on the west side of the island. It has large docks for cruising ships. A Pokémon Center is located up a hill, looking out over the rest of the city.

Swingle Plantation
Swingle Plantation is located on the west side of the island and is owned by Swingle. It is private property and Swingle is using the land to breed Tauros.

Route TG01
Route TG01 is a route on southeastern Tangelo, connecting Minneola City and Honeybell Village.

From the southern end of the route, the path goes north for a while following the beach. There is then a fork in the road, where the player can either go to the Swingle Plantation to the west, which is blocked by a security guard until beating the Ascorbia Gym, or to the northeast following the river upstream which eventually leads to Honeybell Village.

Route TG02
Route TG01 is a route on southeastern Tangelo, connecting Duncan Beach and Honeybell Village.

From the northern end of the route, the path goes to the southeast before going straight south from which eventually leads to Duncan Beach. The route crosses halfway up the south mountain, from which there is beautiful views of the eastern part of the island.