You may be able to get some "Poke" at the listing coordinates (though I have never tried it), and you may also find some Pokémon around there, but the cache is not there.
In order to "evolve" a Pokémon, you need to collect a certain number of "candy" for that type of Pokémon. For example, to evolve a Pidgey, you need 12 Pidgey candy, but to evolve a Spearow you need 50 Spearow candy.
Your task is simple: Given the following collection of Pokémon and candy, figure out the maximum number of evolutions that can be accomplished. Just a matter of division, you ask? Well, sort of, but there are some interesting nuances that you will have to find out about.
Pokémon available (you may use these in any way you see fit):
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| Abra: 10 |
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| Arcanine: 1 |
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| Butterfree: 3 |
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| Caterpie: 23 |
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| Eevee: 7 |
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| Exeggcute: 1 |
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| Geodude: 16 |
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| Gloom: 3 |
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| Growlithe: 2 |
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| Magikarp: 12 |
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| Metapod: 4 |
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| Muk: 1 |
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| Onix: 3 |
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| Pidgey: 42 |
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| Spearow: 5 |
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| Tauros: 1 |
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| Vaporeon: 1 |
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| Weedle: 20 |
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And here is some candy to use:
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180 Spearow candy |
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204 Eevee candy |
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216 Caterpie candy |
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170 Weedle candy |
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125 Tauros candy |
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600 Magikarp candy |
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200 Oddish candy |
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97 Growlithe candy |
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25 Exeggcute candy |
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480 Pidgey candy |
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300 Geodude candy |
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You can validate your puzzle solution with certitude.