Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver/Unused Maps

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Unused in All Versions

T27R0101 (Jubilife City, 0x52)

An empty house that was meant to appear in Ecruteak City. There are no warps on this map, making it impossible to leave this place.

T27R0601 (Jubilife City, 0x69)

An empty guard house using the Route 34 theme. According to the game's data, it was going to be used in Ecruteak City.

R09R0101 (Power Plant, 0x94)

T22R0501 (Jubilife City, 0xA1)

T27R0301 (Jubilife City, 0xAF)

T25R1301 (Goldenrod City, 0xD0)

Seems to resemble Team Galactic's headquarters in Eterna City from Diamond and Pearl.

T25R1302 (Goldenrod City, 0xD1)

T25R1303 (Goldenrod City, 0xD2)

T25R1304 (Goldenrod City, 0xD3)

T25R1305 (Goldenrod City, 0xD4)

T25R1306 (Goldenrod City, 0xD5)

T11R0901 (Saffron City, 0x196)

D11R0107 (Seafoam Islands, 0x1CA)

An early version of the Seafoam Islands' Cinnabar Gym using incorrect tiles and the normal Seafoam Islands theme. There are no NPCs or warps.

R05R0101 (Route 5, 0x1D4)

An empty version of the underground tunnel on Route 5, using the normal Route 5 theme. There are no NPCs or warps.

D22R0103 (National Park, 0x1E8)

An empty version of the National Park. There are no NPCs, wild Pokémon, or warps.

Unused in International Releases

T25R1101 (Goldenrod City, 0xB7)

The original Goldenrod Game Corner map from the Japanese release still exists in the international releases. However, this map lacks any events or warps, including with NPCs around the place. However, the dialogue for NPCs in these maps has presumably been deleted because speaking to any of the NPCs gives only a "blank" text in the text box.

Coins and items from the Game Corner can still be purchased as normal, with visible and localized text on the touch screen. Using any of the slot machines will initiate the Voltorb Flip minigame.

T07R0401 (Celadon City, 0x17D)

Same as above.

Fight Area & Battle Park

The maps of the previous games' Fight Area and Battle Park. Nothing but the map headers remain.

ID	Internal Name	Name	Music
0xFE	C11	Fight Area	Battle Tower Theme (Outside)
0xFF	C11PC0101	Fight Area	Pokémon Center Theme
0x100	C11PC0102	Fight Area	Pokémon Center Theme
0x101	C11FS0101	Fight Area	Pokémon Mart Theme
0x102	C11R0101	Fight Area	Battle Tower Theme (Outside)
0x103	C11R0201	Fight Area	Battle Tower Theme (Outside)
0x104	C11R0301	Fight Area	Battle Tower Theme (Outside)
0x105	C11R0401	Fight Area	Battle Tower Theme (Outside)
0x106	C11PC0103	Fight Area	Pokémon Center Theme
0x107	D31	Battle Park	Battle Tower Theme (Outside)
0x108	D31R0101	Battle Park	Battle Tower Theme (Outside)
0x10B	D31R0203	Battle Tower	Battle Tower Theme (Outside)
0x10C	D31R0204	Battle Tower	Battle Tower Theme (Outside)
0x10D	D31R0205	Battle Tower	Battle Tower Theme (Outside)
0x10E	D31R0206	Battle Tower	Battle Tower Theme (Outside)

Empty Maps

• EVERYWHERE (0x0): Also known as the Mystery Zone.
• NOTHING (0x1): Another empty map using Mystery Zone's theme.
• UG (0x3): One of the many leftovers from Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum. This is Sinnoh's underground. The only thing that remains is the map header. It uses the Ruins of Alph theme.
• D24 (0x8): Another empty map that was meant to be used for the Ruins of Alph. It uses the Ruins of Alph (inside) theme.
• D24R0201 (0xDA): Yet another empty map that was meant to be used for the Ruins of Alph. It uses the Ruins of Alph theme.
• W20R0101 (0x1A0): An empty map that was meant to appear on Route 20. It uses the Route 5 theme.
• R00 (0x21A): Uses Mystery Zone's name and the Game Corner theme.