We propose a location verification mechanism, for localization of wireless sensor networks through atomic localization. Atomic localization shows remarkable change in ability to localize in case of low density networks. It is a range based localization technique that forms groups where each node will be able to share beacon signals to its adjacent neighbour. Detection of malicious locators, whose locations are tampered with, is more accurate and any node can verify its location by checking for consistency. Checking for consistency can eliminate the complexity of digital signatures and authentication mechanisms, assuming the number of malicious locators is less than benign locators. This method also reduces the number of left alone nodes which cannot receive beacon signal directly from locators. Over all the mean square estimation error and number of left alone nodes when using atomic localization is considerably low.