Garmin US TOPO MicroSD Data Card for Garmin GPS Units
Jan 11, 2010 in
Computers & Software
- MapSource Topo 2008 Southeast/Puerto Rico MicroSD Card
- Trip and Waypoint Management Functions
- Shoreline Detail for Lakes/Reservoirs/Small Bodies of Water and More
- Highways/Roads/Hiking Trails/Snowmobile Trails
- 0.5 Lbs (WxLxH) 0.1″ x 1.0″ x 0.5″
Product Description
GARMIN 010-C0909-00 MapSource Topo 2008 Southeast/Puerto Rico MicroSD Card. Now you can get all the detail of Garmin MapSource United States Topo 2008 without messy unlock codes and time-consuming downloads. Garmin has created Pre-Programmed MicroSD cards that contain the same MapSource Topo data you know and love broken down by region. Saves you time and money. Plan your next outdoor adventure with the help of MapSource United States Topo. This card contains detailed topographical coverage of Florida Georgia the Carolina, Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Alabama. Also includes Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands…. More >>
Garmin US TOPO MicroSD Data Card for Garmin GPS Units
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5 comments
Floyd H. Finger on January 11, 2010 at 7:13 am
Item shipped in a timely manner and the added features for the Garmin were perfect…
James Bryan on January 11, 2010 at 9:19 am
A little outdated and not sure if your able to get an upgrade or not? Still comes in handy though.
MacInTX on January 11, 2010 at 9:28 am
A great resource for those doing orienteering or other outdoor activities. Not only does it include topographical information but it adds many roads that are not in the Garmin base map.
Onesimus on January 11, 2010 at 10:15 am
I purchased this to product so that I could find my way on a 600 acre piece of property for hunting. I found it to be very helpful and was even able to mark good areas I found while scouting and find them again in the predawn darkness. The auto-tracking feature was really cool and I now have a map of all the major trails on the property. I’m not a tech guy, and wish I had someone to help me figure out how to use all the features. But just by playing with it I was able to figure out most of the main features. I hope to do some geocacheing in the future, if I can figure it out.
R. Morgan on January 11, 2010 at 11:21 am
This map does look like a topographical map. And it does have elevation lines. However, I was disappointed at the lack of details other than elevation information. Non-topographic information, like trails and streams are not well updated and not detailed enough to be really useful. These remarks are relative to use with a Garmin nuvi 255W. I don’t know how it would work installed on a GPS designed specifically for off-road use.