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igurevich38

USA
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Posted - 27 janv. 2005 :  22:06:04  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Thanks for the new links.
I emailed Handmap about movilemap.cl. They were just a map provider for Handmap, so may be they got a new one. Will find out.
Turistel CD is on their site under Productos Turis Com in the middle of the page.
http://www.turistel.cl/main/main_pag_banner/main_productos.htm
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gpspassion

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Posted - 21 févr. 2005 :  10:53:51  Show Profile  Visit gpspassion's Homepage  Reply with Quote
There seem to be some Ozi calibrated satellite maps for Morocco here http://www.sahara-info.ch/gps/Satellitenbilder/SatCDdownload.htm - trial versions possibly.

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Marvin Hlavac

Canada
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Posted - 29 mars 2005 :  04:24:58  Show Profile  Visit Marvin Hlavac's Homepage  Reply with Quote
CHICAGO, March 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- NAVTEQ , a leading global provider of digital maps for vehicle navigation and location-based solutions, has added new roads and updated attributes and geometry on existing roads in its maps of the following middle eastern countries: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. The updated maps of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates were released in Q4 2004, and the updated map of Saudi Arabia was released in Q1 2005 to NAVTEQ’s direct customers.

A variety of different updates were made to the road network of each of the aforementioned countries; however, some notable updates include:


Bahrain
-- Adding names and addresses to roadways in: Busaytin and Muharraq City
in the Muharraq area, Maqsha in the Jidhafs area, Barbar and Sar in
the Northern area, Bilad Al Qadeam in the Manama City area, Isa Town
in the Isa Town area, A’Ali in the Central area, Alluzy and Rowdha in
the Hamad Town area and Malkiya, Dumistan, and Karzakan in the Western
area

-- Extending the Skaikh Khalifa Bin Salman Hwy south from Wali Al Ahd Hwy


Kuwait
-- Adding new geometry in Zahra, within the city of Hawali

-- Adding new geometry in the neighborhoods of Al Salam, Hateen, Um Al
Haiman and the roadway west of 40 Road in the city of Ahmadi


Oman
-- Detailed coverage of the following 16 cities in Oman: Ibri, Khasab
(Musandam Penninsula), As Suwaiq, Saham, Nizwa, Barka, Bahla, Shinas,
Al Mudaybi, Al Khaburah, Al Musanaah, Al Rushtaq, Barka, Samail, Ibra
and Qurriyat

-- Detailed coverage of the northern side of the "Al Hahjar" mountain
range to the coast - from Qurayyat to UAE border where a bulk of the
population resides


Qatar
-- Updating road geometry, street names and addresses on all levels of
roadway

-- Adding new stadiums for the 2006 Asian games


United Arab Emirates
-- Adding street names and addresses where present in Mussaffah, Khalifa
City B and Khalifa City A, Ajman and Ras al Khaimah

-- Adding new roadways around Fujairah and new geometry in the Abu Dhabi
area and Dubai


Saudi Arabia
-- Adding new coverage in Taif

-- Updating road geometry in Jeddah and Riyadh

Edited by - Marvin Hlavac on 29 mars 2005 04:26:51
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gpspassion

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Posted - 29 mars 2005 :  10:34:53  Show Profile  Visit gpspassion's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Thanks for the news, I would post this in a new "Navteq Coverage" thread in the news or mapping section though as it will probably take some time to trickle down to the end-user so that we can add it to the database ;-) Actually maybe not that long because NAVIGON is adding this area to the nez MN|5 version.

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gpspassion

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Posted - 12 avr. 2005 :  14:37:12  Show Profile  Visit gpspassion's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Found a few maps of Africa here - http://www.lexilogos.com/afrique_carte.htm

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igurevich38

USA
758 Posts

Posted - 16 mai 2005 :  18:11:26  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Major update uploaded today.
1) Most of Africa is now covered with maps.
2) Free Topos for South Africa 50K and 250K.
3) Handmap is now available for a few more European countries and Middle East (first for PPC and Palm)
4) Corrected mistakes in number sequence
5) Fixed a few broken links
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gpspassion

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Posted - 16 mai 2005 :  19:20:12  Show Profile  Visit gpspassion's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Great thanks for the update, looks like the site is back up to speed too ;-)

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gpspassion

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Posted - 20 mai 2005 :  01:09:11  Show Profile  Visit gpspassion's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Since I will soon be travelling to Taiwan I have been lookin at maps and foudnd the following:
1. You have MapKingv2 and MapKing2003, not sure what the difference is, but both have an interface in English and maps in Chinese. Installing CE-Star (free if you just use it to decode fonts it seems) then the rendering will be improved so you might be able to show the map to cab driver ;-)

2. Not much in the way of topo maps, Berkeley have some apparently but access is reserved to UC students. There are some topo maps for Garmin units as seen here but I'm not sure how/if they can be bought outside Taiwan.

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igurevich38

USA
758 Posts

Posted - 20 mai 2005 :  01:32:34  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
MapKing has English maps too. That's what I wanted to use in Shanghai. Can you read Chinese and where will you be going?
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gpspassion

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Posted - 20 mai 2005 :  01:43:40  Show Profile  Visit gpspassion's Homepage  Reply with Quote
No, so I've been painstakingly matching the mapking maps with online maps http://www.taiwan-map.com/EngMap/search_a.asp !
Where did you find these maps in English ? Anyway, having maps in English in Taiwan probably wouldn't do too much good anyway as all the street signs are in Chinese I'm told.

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igurevich38

USA
758 Posts

Posted - 20 mai 2005 :  01:56:51  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Here are the English Mapking maps, but you're right I don't see Taiwan on there. I guess they didn't make one yet.
http://www2.mapking.com/en/MapKingDowloadPageEng2.htm
The same map works for the PC and PPC version.

If you want to get fancy, when in Taiwan you can easily buy a paper map that has both English and Chinese on it (I got one in Shanghai) for $2 and then if you bring with you a little scanner you can calibrate it in Ozi. I have a Canon LIDE 35 scanner that's the size of a standard piece of paper and fits easily into a back pack.
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gpspassion

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Posted - 20 mai 2005 :  02:15:19  Show Profile  Visit gpspassion's Homepage  Reply with Quote
That's a thought although I'll probably just get a paper map and then compare with what I see on MapKing. It doesn't seem locals use the English names anyway ;-)

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igurevich38

USA
758 Posts

Posted - 20 mai 2005 :  03:02:19  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
The names on English maps are written in Pin Yin which is the official way of writing Chinese using English characters. So many of them can read it (it's taught in school), as long as they are educated. If you will stay in cities then it will be useful, but in the country probably not. In Shanghai most streets were labeled in Pin Yin also, but I don't know what the story with Taiwan is.
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admin_0

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Posted - 24 mai 2005 :  20:11:46  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Map of Ukraine for Garmin GPS: http://www.gpsmap.com.ua

Available for purchase online at http://www.shareit.com/programs.html?productid=300025467

Thanks
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igurevich38

USA
758 Posts

Posted - 29 mai 2005 :  07:02:27  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
New update posted.
1) Added Ukraine for Garmin
2) Added Luxembourg TOPOs with a link to a place that actually sells them
3) New Satellite Images and/or TOPOs for Sudan, Indonesia, Thailand, Bangladesh, Ukraine, Iran, Ethiopia, Morocco, & Angola
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