Explore Great Britain's national parks and trails with detailed topographic data, including terrain contours, topo elevations, summits, paths, routable roads and geographical points. This product has routable roads and points of interest from NAVTEQ and digital topographic OS Explorer Map as detailed as 1:25,000 scale and 1:50,000 scale Landranger maps for the Norfolk Broads from Ordnance Survey of Great Britain.
Features
Includes terrain contours, elevations, summits, trails, trig points, campsites, geographic points and more.
Provides the same detailed road data used in our automotive products, with thousands of addresses and points of interest, including lodging, food and drink, car parks, banks, petrol stations, attractions, campsites and more.
Includes Digital Elevation Model (DEM) for route profile planning
Provides turn-by-turn directions on roads by car or bike.
Allows user to search for destinations by address or by category: points of interest include lodging, food and drink, car parks, banks, petrol stations, attractions, campsites and more.
Includes Digital Elevation Model (DEM) for route profile planning.
Coverage area:
Features topographic coverage of Fort William, Ben Nevis Range, Kinlochleven, Glencoe Range, Ben Starav and Bridge of Orchy
Download locked GB_BenNevis_Glencoe.img file compressed inside a 3 part RAR-archive:
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GB Discoverer National Parks & National Trails 1:25K v3.00
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GB Discoverer National Parks 1:25K v2.00
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Originally Posted by Mapperoni
It's possible to join all these maps and end up with 3 separate mapsets that are all well below 4GB.
I took a close look at the GB Discoverer maps (National Parks, National Trails and UK 50k) and they all contain a set of 67 maps that are exactly equal. This is the autorouting layer of GB that every single map contains. It becomes visible when zooming in in Basecamp outside the topo area of the map. There is also an OVERVIEW_mdr.img in every map that's equal as well.
The 25k maps also contain a 50k portion (visible when zooming out) that can be deleted because we already have the full UK 50k map available.
When deleting all duplicates and the 50k layer your 25k maps can be joined and the data will be reduced by 2/3.
You can achieve this final result:
GBDiscoverer50K All.img: 3.2GB
National Parks.img: 2.2GB
National Trails.img: 1.2GB
Originally Posted by Mapperoni
Here are the two 25k img I created; all National Parks and National Trails.
As I described above those img only contain the 25k bitmaps, the autorouting (vector) layer, the 50k bitmap layer and the mdr.img are removed because they are already inside the Full 50k map of GB.
Important: it's essential that you use those two 25k maps in combination with the Full 50k map!
I've tested the combination of these 3 maps in Basecamp and on my 62s and everything works fine.
All GB Discoverer National Parks 25k joined in one img:
links in post n42
All GB Discoverer National Trails 25k joined in one img:
links in post n42
I was wondering if it difficult to get an original garmin map file from an original garmin purchased data card. I ask as I am thinking of buying the (garmin) deleted missing title 'rannoch moor and loch tay' and uploading it here (or getting someone else to do it!). Do you have to hack into it using a linux machine or something more complex or is it just a case of copying the image file and uploading it? Thanks.
I was wondering if it difficult to get an original garmin map file from an original garmin purchased data card. I ask as I am thinking of buying the (garmin) deleted missing title 'rannoch moor and loch tay' and uploading it here (or getting someone else to do it!). Do you have to hack into it using a linux machine or something more complex or is it just a case of copying the image file and uploading it? Thanks.
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Thanks
i have downloaded the 3 parts of lake district maps and also gimgunlock v3 what do i need to do next,
also have tried downloading other maps and when extracted i only get a disc image file and don't know if this is correct.
i have a etrex 20
i have read loads of info on here and can't seem to take it all in.
thanks
If you right click on the first image and then select 'extract' you should get the image file extracted.
You mean 'right click on the first compressed part etc, i think.
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i have downloaded the 3 parts of lake district maps ......
If you mean the 3 rar parts from Ballebar's post #4, they will extract as a locked map image file GB_LakeDistrict.img.
Originally Posted by steunited
i am not getting the gmapsupp file when i extract the files using winrar only a disc image file
Garmin image files are a proprietary format, they are not 'disc image' files such as you burn to a cd/dvd. The unlocked *.img file is usable directly by your unit. Catymag is saying to rename it gmapsupp.img, unlock it with [Only registered and activated users can see links. ], and copy it into a folder named Garmin in the root of sd.
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