Garmin Topo U.S. 24K DVD - Southeast
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- Covers Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and Florida
- Similar in format to USGS 1:24,000-scale topographic paper maps, detailed features include terrain contours, topo elevations, coastlines and geographical points
- 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 areas such as parks, campgrounds, boat ramps and airports, making it easy to plan outings
- Also features interstate freeways, major highways, rural roads, trails, neighborhood streets, railroads, power lines and borders
- Searchable database of cities, geographic names, summits, lakes and more 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
Imported.
Your mapping-capable Garmin GPS receiver may require a free update from Garmin.com before using this mapping software.
| Best use | Hiking |
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Jan 18, 2016Gets the job done but disappointing on detail
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Read More Very similar to the discontinued National Geographic series. I bought this because my Natl Geo maps were pretty old. Tried to plan a hike this weekend, and found using the various components was daunting, still learning; not nearly as intuitive as the old Natl Geo series. I compared the hike we took this weekend between the two mapping programs, my old and this new one. I'm a little disappointed in the level of detail in this Garmin series. My old map showed all the intermittent streams and permanent creeks we crossed, and they were absent on the "newest" Garmin map. The Garmin map did not show at all the major highway (though it is relatively new - my OLD map included it!) we drove to get to the trailhead. I need more experience with it, and I am training up to speed on this thing works, but initial use has been a let down. The old Geo TOPO series is a great map; sorry to see it go. I bought it from REI as well. The new Garmin is an overly complicated setup, and looks like it lacks detail.