Garmin City Navigator for Detailed Maps of Major Metropolitan Areas in Europe
- Contains Detailed Maps Of Major Metropolitan Areas In Europe, Including Motorways, National & Regional Thoroughfares, & Local Roads
- Contains Navigational Features Such As Turn Restrictions & Speed Categories & Points Of Interest Such As Food & Drink, Lodging, Border Crossings
- Automatically Creates Point-To-Point Routes On Nt Compatible Garmin(R) GPS Units
- Compatible With Astro(Tm) Series, Colorado(R) Series, Edge(R) Series, Etrex(R) Series, Nuvi(Tm) 200, 300, 600, 5000, 700 & 800 Series, Streetpilot
Navigating Europe just got easier thanks to City Navigator Europe NT. This latest version contains highly detailed maps of major metropolitan areas in Europe and includes Eastern Europe coverage. It also includes full coverage in Spain and Portugal and expanded address coverage in Belgium. This extensive points-of-interest database makes it simple to find a local gas station, restaurant and more. It also includes traffic data that allows one to use traffic receivers. Expanded coverage in Finland, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, and the Czech Republic Expanded points of interest and full postal code support in the UK Detailed maps of major metropolitan areas in Europe, including motorways, national and regional thoroughfares and local roads Expanded coverage now includes Eastern Europe Will automatically create point-to-point routes in MapSource and on your compatible GPS Updated points of interest such as – food and drink, lodging, border crossings, petrol stations, hospitals and… More >>
Garmin City Navigator for Detailed Maps of Major Metropolitan Areas in Europe
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5 comments
Row Henson on September 9, 2009 at 12:40 pm
I cancelled this order because you could not ship to France. Please make sure I have been credited for this charge.
Thank you,
Row Henson
B. Barber on September 9, 2009 at 1:35 pm
I own a Nuvi 200 and bought the Europe map for a trip to Portugal. The map was there and complete but I could never get my Nuvi to locate a satellite so I could use the maps. It was far easier for me to get a local tourist map than try and manually use my Nuvi. Sorry I spent the money…
gentlesoul on September 9, 2009 at 3:22 pm
This chip arrived quickly and packaged very nicely in a hard case. I inserted it in my Garmin and set the unit for US and Europe before I left; when I got to Belgium the chip tok a few minutes to find satellites and then worked perfectly. I think I would still be driving the crazy one-way twisty streets of Ghent if I didn’t have this EU chip. A great price, too!
James A. Frissina on September 9, 2009 at 3:23 pm
I purchased this card for my trip to Europe only to find that it was inaccurate and did not work with the nuvi 500. total waste of money and could not get a refund because we did not come home for 2 months. You will get lost in Europe with this card.
Xman on September 9, 2009 at 5:46 pm
As a set of maps, this product fine.
But, when I plugged this card into my Garmin Nuvi 660, it seemed to run much slower, and the battery life dropped from 3-4 hours to about 15 minutes. This was a real problem, since I was trying to use it in pedestrian mode. So I just used conventional paper maps for about 95% of my trip. For my purposes, this card was a waste of $100.
This problem is not an issue with the map card product per se, but you should be aware that you may not experience the usual level of GPS performance when you have a card plugged into your Garmin. This doesn’t make much sense, since I suspect that the internal maps are also stored in flash memory just like the card’s. But it is what I experienced. Other Garmin models might behave better than the 660.