Mapping software

[co79z]

I would like to know what mapping software all of you use and why...Taking into consideration; everything from accuracy, ability to download to the GPS, any possible overlays, private porperty, cost, one state vs. nationwide, etc. Thanks

 

[nochawk]

https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?pID=27613&pvID=28990&ra=true

http://www.gpsfiledepot.com/

 

[venada_blanca]

+1 on gps file depot, very cool software, integrates right into mapsource. I love it thanks for the link nochawk.

 

[mathewsman]

For mapping software, Delorme kicks everyones butt. By far the best
software out there. Buy the pn-40 gps & they throw in the software.

 

[KO]

been real happy with maptech

 

[RaghornHS]

I use the National Geographic software and love it. I especially like the ability to separate groups of waypoints and upload them separately from maps. This way if I delete maps, the points stay on the GPS.

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[bowhunt]

Delorme and the pn40.

 

[co79z]

What year of delorme do you have? I have heard mixed reviews on the most recent stuff. I already have a Rhino 530... Thanks for the help.

 

[utahheadgear]

I have the Delorme (not sure which version, but it is the one that gives the entire Western US for about $100). It is a good program and works well, but I do regularly find inaccuracies in regards to roads, trails, etc.

I also have the Utah National Geographic program and it is much better, but much more expensive. You only get one state for about the same price.