Moondog
Race Dog
- Joined
- Mar 30, 2009
- Messages
- 4,098
- Reaction score
- 7
- Location
- Helderkruin, West Rand
- Bike
- KTM 1290 Super Adventure
Garmin today announced the new Sub Saharan Africa Streetmaps 2013.1
Along with the announcement came some significant changes to the product range
- the Topo version will not be updated further :'( (so hold onto your 2012.3 version - luckily the topo features don't change.)
- SA Waterways will not be further updated.
- Streetmaps 2012.3 was the last version available for the Non-NT devices, so older units like the Quest will not be able to be updated any further with Garmap maps.
Visit www.garmap.co.za for more info.
Product abbreviation: SSA Streetmaps.
This mapset includes the routable tar and gravel road network detail for 29 African countries.
Product Features: Product includes comprehensive coverage of street level detail for selected cities and towns throughout the African region.
Release Highlights:
South Africa region feature 677000 kms of routable roads and 266 666 POIs
Routable coverage increased by 87% in DRC and 21% in Botswana
POI coverage increased by 33% in Ghana 10% in Uganda
Along with the announcement came some significant changes to the product range
- the Topo version will not be updated further :'( (so hold onto your 2012.3 version - luckily the topo features don't change.)
- SA Waterways will not be further updated.
- Streetmaps 2012.3 was the last version available for the Non-NT devices, so older units like the Quest will not be able to be updated any further with Garmap maps.
Visit www.garmap.co.za for more info.
Product abbreviation: SSA Streetmaps.
This mapset includes the routable tar and gravel road network detail for 29 African countries.
Product Features: Product includes comprehensive coverage of street level detail for selected cities and towns throughout the African region.
Release Highlights:
South Africa region feature 677000 kms of routable roads and 266 666 POIs
Routable coverage increased by 87% in DRC and 21% in Botswana
POI coverage increased by 33% in Ghana 10% in Uganda
