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Thanks for this info. I downloaded the routable maps last night and
tried them out today at work (I'm a delivery
I also just tried out routing on my new Garmin Oregon 550...awesome. I was
on cycling Churchill Park in Melbourne's east and camping the night. The
gps, using only osm data, found me some really interesting tracks that I
wouldn't have thought of on my own. Someone's done a good job in that area.
Steve Bennett wrote:
I also just tried out routing on my new Garmin Oregon 550...awesome. I
was on cycling Churchill Park in Melbourne's east and camping the night.
The gps, using only osm data, found me some really interesting tracks
that I wouldn't have thought of on my own. Someone's
I also just tried out routing on my new Garmin Oregon 550...awesome. I was
on cycling Churchill Park in Melbourne's east and camping the night. The
gps, using only osm data, found me some really interesting tracks that I
wouldn't have thought of on my own. Someone's done a good job in that
Thanks for this info. I downloaded the routable maps last night and
tried them out today at work (I'm a delivery driver - gives me lots of
opportunity to try out the Etrex).
Mostly, the routable maps worked well - gave good point-to-point
instructions. I did find one roundabout that asked to
There are routable versions of garmin maps on the OSMAustralia site, but
you've got to scroll down a bit to find them - try this link
http://www.osmaustralia.org/garminroute.php
It does look like the IMG2GPS setup kit (and site has gone walkabout). I
think I've got the setup kit kicking
Nope, can't find the IMG2GPS setup kit - could be on my machine at work
- will look tomorrow.
In the mean time, I think SendMap will work -
http://www.cgpsmapper.com/download/sendmap20.zip
It's written by the same guy that wrote cGPSMapper. I think I might have
used it previously on an old
Sorry I've got the email dribbles
Anyway, it looks like the old site is still operational - ish. The
direct download link from the old site is still active. Try this link
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/mdipol/img2gps/img2gps_281_setup.exe
Matt
Matt White wrote:
Nope, can't find the IMG2GPS
An easy routable OSM source is
http://garmin.na1400.info/routable.php
Once you've selected your tile(s) you get emailed a link where to download
the file from with a choice of installation possibilities - VERY COOL. The
map tiles are far from perfect and update is monthly (I think).
John
Not all the img files you'll find lying around are routable. Some
are, some aren't. As Matt said, some of the ones on the OSM Australia
are, but not all. There are other sources as well - see
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OSM_Map_On_Garmin/Download for a
partial list. (Check the routable
Another OSM routable source of maps with improved track definition is:
http://openmtbmap.org/download/
John k
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On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 1:58 PM, John Kitchener johnkitche...@gmail.com wrote:
Another OSM routable source of maps with improved track definition is:
http://openmtbmap.org/download/
Useful if you're on your bike, not so useful if you're in the car as
it'll route you down bike paths.
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