So far 50 locations, or Pokestops, have popped up around the city, and users can use their smart phones to see Pokemon characters interacting with the player's real-time environment.
A Google Map showing PokeStops, locations where players using the Pokemon Go app can catch their Pokemon. (Google Maps - Pokemon Go Sudbury)
So many Pokestops have dotted the city, Pokemon Go player Darien Taylor set up a map for other players to keep track of them all.
Pokemon Go allows players to interact with their environment using augmented reality. (Facebook - Sudbury Pokemon Go)
According to a newly created Facebook group called Sudbury Pokemon Go, many of the stops appear affixed to iconic buildings or around well known landmarks, including sculptures and murals.
Sudbury Pokemon Go users have set up a Facebook group to keep track of their adventures. (Facebook - Sudbury Pokemon Go)
Memorial Park in Sudbury is a central location with three Pokestops, according to the user map, with others appearing near downtown churches, fire halls, and restaurants.
Players have become so engaged in the game, Sudbury Police issued a warning to players about staying alert, even when focused on their screens.
