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A transparent map of topo contour lines at 20m spacing for the province of British Columbia that can be overlaid on top of any other map. The map is packaged in an installer that will install it into both Garmin MapSource and Garmin BaseCamp.
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Topo Map for the Provinces of Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec
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Topo Map for Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador
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Topo Map for the Yukon, Northwest and Nunavut Territories
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Topo Map for Canadian Provinces of British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan
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This mapset is for Garmin Oregon/Colorado/Dakota GPS users who have City Navigator maps and want to navigate at night without glare. Enable this map when the sun goes down for a Night Mode similar to the Nuvi's.
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Elliot Lake, Ontario ATV trails consisting of the 5 loops and several connector / shortcut trails. Approximately 160 miles of trails.
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A very detailed topographic map covering a significant part of Canada with detailed roads as well as water features and contour lines. The coverage of Canada is shown below: . The Ibycus Canada Topo is available for free in both Windows & Mac versions.
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Version 0.24 (April 26, 2013): A mapset containing contours, hydrology, roads, trails, points of interest and more for all of Washington State, plus growing portions of Oregon, Idaho, Montana, British Columbia, and Alberta.
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A map of most snowmobile trails in Ontario, Canada. This map is offered as either a transparent trails only version or a complete version with rivers, lakes, and roads. The map also includes pertinent points of interest including hotels and service stations.
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A map of recreational trails in the Province of Ontario, created by volunteers. Distributed as a transparent map for Garmin GPS units, and also in GPX and Shapefile for other GPS units. Can be viewed in Google Earth using KML file.
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World maps created from OpenStreetMaps data, designed for Garmin fenix watch. Version 10 released February 2016.
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a map of vancouver island and surrounding islands; contours at 10m, roads/resource roads, trails, parks, lakes/rivers/reservoirs, placenames. [DOWNLOAD]
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Trail data for the area of interest to people living in Southern Alberta, Canada. This data is built into a map compatible with mapping capable Garmin and Magellan brand GPSr units.
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World shaded relief kmz
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Western portion of a world topo map from VMAP0/DCW 1:1,000,000 scale source data
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It's been a little over 3 years since I bought this thing. How has it fared out? Let's talk about that, what the best older nuvi models are, and how to keep the map data current with free stuff.

Currently, I have a nuvi 40LM and a decidedly old StreetPilot i5, which I'll talk about more in a moment. The only thing that's gone wrong with the 40LM is that the power button popped off. However, a quick dab of superglue fixed that right up and it's held ever since. You'd never know it popped off and it was the best superglue job I ever did (I was quite proud of myself because the repair worked so well.) That was about a year ago.

The 40LM still works the same as when I first got it. It rarely complains and I can confirm that it is reliable.

However, being I use GPS so much, I need a proper backup, so here are my adventures with that.

Ye Olde StreetPilot i5 is unfortunately just too old to use

I bought one of these 6 months ago for use as a backup and for nostalgic reasons, given my first Garmin satnav was an i3 and the i5 is very similar to it. The problem is the unit will not support any memory card over 2GB. And since the free OSM maps for the US are now over 3GB uncompressed, I literally cannot upgrade the maps in the i5 anymore.

That was a bummer, so I needed an alternative backup unit that could support more map data.

Enter the nuvi 200

I decided to go ahead and buy a used nuvi 200. The cost was $27.49 exactly. I don't have it yet, but it should arrive in the mail a day or so after I publish this. The going price is between $25 to $30 to get one with mount and bracket, so what I paid was fair.

Why did I go with the 200? Because I already know this unit. Any 2x0 series would have been fine, be it a 200, 250, 260 or 270. It just so happened that a 200 model is what was available, so that's what I bought.

All 2x0 models have the SiRF chipset in it. That means solid, fast GPS signal acquisition, and that works just as good today as it did back in 2007.

Updating maps for free on a nuvi

An appropriate memory card is required for this. The maximum memory card storage the nuvi 2x0 series can support is 8GB, so the 8GB microSD card w/SD adapter is what's needed.

After that, all it takes is stuffing the memory card full of free OSM map data. Done and done. No need to buy maps.

Additional note: All the older StreetPilot models, meaning the i2, i3, i5, c310, c330, c340, c550 and c580 have a 2GB cap on the SD storage it will support. And 2GB as noted above will not fit the entire US. In other words, for full use of the OSM maps, a nuvi is required since it can support 8GB.

Why didn't I just buy a new nuvi and make the 40LM a backup?

First, I didn't feel like spending the money on a new one.

Second, they have bugs. Garmin will attend to the bugs and release patches as they always do, but new-model bugs are not something I want to deal with.

Third, the 2x0 has no dopey menu animations, which I sincerely appreciate. My 40LM has menu animations and I hate them.

Fourth, there's nothing in the newer models that I would find useful.

It's totally true that the older nuvi 200 is a dirt simple satnav, but assuming it works like it should (which I hope it does, given it's used,) it will get the job done in fine style. Should my 40LM fail, the 200 will be the

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