Garmin MapSource TOPO US 24K microSD Data Card - California/Nevada
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- Similar in format to USGS 1:24,000 scale, topographic paper maps, detailed features include elevation contours, trails and more
- Map names correspond to USGS map names for easy referencing from guidebooks; USGS trail names are also used to facilitate planning
- Points of interest use thematic icons for parks, campgrounds, boat ramps, airports and other sites, making it easy to plan outings
- Covers national, state and local parks, national and state forests, and national and state wilderness areas
- Also features interstates, major highways, rural roads, trails, city neighborhood roads, railroads, power lines, borders and more
- Searchable database of cities, geographic names, summits, lakes and other points of interest makes locating a special spot quick and easy
- Summit locations feature elevation information, handy for calibrating altimeters
- Nautical information includes radio beacons, fog signals, river, harbor and other lights, as well as shipwrecks and other submerged hazards
- Topographic contours with shading enhances relief viewing; elevation profile displays on PC and some compatible units to estimate terrain difficulty
- 24K Topo ships on a 4GB Micro SD card; older GPS devices may require a firmware update in order to read a 4GB and larger card
- Note: Maps on microSD and SD cards cannot be copied or viewed on a computer
Made in USA.
Your mapping-capable Garmin GPS receiver may require a free update from Garmin.com before using this mapping software.
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Jun 2, 2013inaccurate!
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May 29, 2013Just what I neededBought the GPS a little while back and figured out the topo maps were what I needed to make the unit complete. Used it on a hike in the local mountains and it worked just as advertised. Can'...
Read More Bought the GPS a little while back and figured out the topo maps were what I needed to make the unit complete. Used it on a hike in the local mountains and it worked just as advertised. Can't wait to get up to the Sierras to give it a REAL testing.
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Read More i purchased this map to go along with my oregon 450. i took it on a test hike up to Ontario Peak here in So. Cal and i was very disappointed. when i reached the peak the map showed that i still had around 200 feet to go, which would have put me off the cliff. since the map also has street functionality, when i arrived at my house i pulled up my address and even though i was standing on my front porch, it showed that i was 179 feet away. i don't expect maps and gps devices to be spot on accurate but 200 feet seems a little loss. Being an evening & early morning trekker, i dread the idea of having a product this inaccurate guide me. so the question now becomes how to use the product. Well if it is not reasonably accurate the only possibility would be as a general reference guide. but if you want to track your route, analyze your elevation gain/loss, even check your pace in a certain location then the actuality of where you are and where the maps says you are make this product, in my humble opinion, worthless.