BeNeLux Cycling Map

Ballebar · 20th November 2011, 03:50 PM

BeNeLux Cycling Map

Version: 2.00
Released: June, 2011
Part Number: 010-11748-00

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Get ready to hit the trail. This unique routing-capable mapping product is designed for leisure cyclists, looking for bike-friendly roads in Belgium, Netherlands and Luxemburg.

Features

Includes routable roads of the entire street and trail network.
Includes searchable items, such as points of interest (restaurants, hotels, hostels, trains stations, etc.), cities, addresses and more.
Includes digital elevation model (DEM) for 3-D profiling.
Includes easy plug-n-play microSD™/SD™ cards for compatible devices; also available as a direct download from mygarmin.

About Coverage

Features topographic vector maps of Belgium, Netherlands and Luxemburg.
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**smokefree** · 21st November 2011, 06:36 AM

More info on this map (in Dutch) here:

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**tim661** · 21st November 2011, 06:13 PM

can't seem to get this to work on either basecamp or my etrex 30 after downloading it, renaming it to 'gmapsupp' and unlocking it with the fast unlocker. Any ideasplease?

p!xeldealer · 21st November 2011, 06:50 PM

Why did you rename it? It's not necessary neither for basecamp nor for etrex 30, maybe you deleted the file extension .img.

**smokefree** · 21st November 2011, 07:09 PM

Originally Posted by tim661

renaming it to 'gmapsupp' and unlocking it with the fast unlocker. Any ideasplease?

If this is literally what you did, I suspect your computer settings are such that file extensions for known file types (like .IMG files!) are not shown. As a result, the original file Cycling_Benelux.img will then be shown as Cycling_Benelux (.img extension present, but not visible!). When renaming, make sure the new file name is gmapsupp.img.

To prevent confusion due to file extensions of known file types not being shown, you can change the setting yourself. In Windows XP you'll find it in Windows Explorer (not to be confused with Internet Explorer!) as follows: Tools -> Folder Options -> View tab -> remove the tick at "Hide extensions for known file types":

folderoptions

In other Windows versions, there will be a similar setting. Rename the map file including .IMG extension and you'll see it works fine. It works for me.

Edit: while I was composing this post, p!xeldealer posted as well, thinking long the same lines.

**bommelb** · 21st November 2011, 08:27 PM

I just unlocked Benelux_Cyclemap.img with Fast Image Unlocker as written in post #1, no problem. But I use TotalCommander and cmd (still like dos-commands), no problems with hidden extensions.
In the *.img file are 4 unlockcodes written !. I just removed them with Gmaptool. Also split this file for use in Mapsource: No search for places, but good for making routes and tracks.
Put the img on usb stick or gps, connected to PC and you can use the map in Basecamp (still learning Basecamp, I prefer Mapsource).

**tim661** · 21st November 2011, 08:37 PM

I am using windows 7 64 bit. So far none of the steps above have resolved my issue. I am going to try and download the zip file and start over. Many thanks for your help though :-)

**b_og** · 21st November 2011, 09:02 PM

Works OK for me in Basecamp (WindowsXP) and on nuvi 1490. But routing seems odd, e.g. between Heeten and Nieuw Heeten the suggested route avoids a perfectly good bike path beside the N332 in favour of a long detour via Spanjaardsdijk...