Garmin City Navigator 2012

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Garmin City Navigator North America NT 2012 on MicroSD/SD Card:
This is the latest full version released by Garmin (part number 010-11551-00). Maps provide detailed coverage of North America (USA, Canada, and Mexico, plus U.S. Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands and the Bahamas). No previous version of North America is required. Map card will work in any Garmin model that accepts a MicroSD or SD card . Maps will not lock to a single unit - you can use them in any GPS unit and no activation code is required. Millions of points of interest (POI) are included to show you ATMs/Banks, hotels, restaurants, gas stations, etc. This is 100% genuine Garmin mapping software. I am selling it because my GPS unit broke and no longer needed as my new unit had the new version already loaded. Pictures were generated using my Nuvi 765 model. Free Shipping to USA and Canada. GUARANTEED TO WORK!

Garmin MapSource DVD City Navigator North America NT:
review from a customer: I have a Garmin Dakota 20 and had been using a very old version of City Select but was getting "Route Calculation Errors" pretty often so I decided to buy the latest software hoping those problems would go away and they have. I assume I have more up to date information now, but one one-way street near me is still not recognized as being one-way, but that's a minor nit, everything else seems to be current. I'm able to download maps to my gps, make routes and do auto-routing with the maps I download to my GPS. I know this isn't the Topo version of the software, but I also have a Garmin Nuvi 500 and there is an option to switch to a view that shows you topo lines and shading which is nice. I'm not sure what software that is, but I really wish it was included with City Navigator, but it's not, you just get dull looking maps.

Garmin City Navigator Europe NT microSD/SD 010-10680-50
a review from customer: Very functional and easy to use. I've used mine in the U.S. and Europe with no problems. Even so, you can't leave your common-sense at the door. For example, these maps do not identify one-way streets or pedestrian-only zones so you still have to use your brain and not rely 100% on your device.
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