Cyberess
Active Member
Hi All,
My favourite Mapping application is Locus Maps, it is for Android devices, and I have used Oziexplorer, Orux Maps -- and a number of others, and Locus Maps came out of top. (Been using Locus Maps for well over a year now) -- The 4x4earth GPX track files do nicely load into Locus maps.
More info on Locus Maps is at "http://www.locusmap.eu/"
The link on Google Play for those who what to install the Free version (Has adds in it)
"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=menion.android.locus"
and for the Pro version that costs $9.16 that's rated at 4.8 stars on the Google store
"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=menion.android.locus.pro"
I do prefer the Pro version -- and I reckon it's a bit of a bargain at $9:16 -- The beauty of purchasing off Google play, is if using the same Google Credentials on say your phone and Tablet, the application will just install on 2 devices without extra payment.
Now good info on the free map 250K Map-->
I have complied/converted a full Australian Natmap Topographic 250K Digital Map as release free on the Australian Government Geoscience website that released in ECW format "http://www.ga.gov.au/metadata-gateway/metadata/record/gcat_76943" -- I have converted to sqlitedb format -- which operates very nicely in Locus Maps
I am going to make this converted raster map available free from Google Drive, it will be a 2.8Gig download for those who are interested -- Now for the disclaimer (just in case the map is inaccurate in some way) -- if you do use this map you do so at your own risk, so don't blame me if you get lost using this map for any reason.
Here's the link to the map https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxOxgnbxh4CxRVdmQ0NxVkZtUWM/view?usp=sharing
There are other nice vector maps available as well available at "http://www.openandromaps.org/en/downloads/australia-newzealand-oceania" these have nothing to do with me.
O.K. tell me what you think.
Cheers
My favourite Mapping application is Locus Maps, it is for Android devices, and I have used Oziexplorer, Orux Maps -- and a number of others, and Locus Maps came out of top. (Been using Locus Maps for well over a year now) -- The 4x4earth GPX track files do nicely load into Locus maps.
More info on Locus Maps is at "http://www.locusmap.eu/"
The link on Google Play for those who what to install the Free version (Has adds in it)
"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=menion.android.locus"
and for the Pro version that costs $9.16 that's rated at 4.8 stars on the Google store
"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=menion.android.locus.pro"
I do prefer the Pro version -- and I reckon it's a bit of a bargain at $9:16 -- The beauty of purchasing off Google play, is if using the same Google Credentials on say your phone and Tablet, the application will just install on 2 devices without extra payment.
Now good info on the free map 250K Map-->
I have complied/converted a full Australian Natmap Topographic 250K Digital Map as release free on the Australian Government Geoscience website that released in ECW format "http://www.ga.gov.au/metadata-gateway/metadata/record/gcat_76943" -- I have converted to sqlitedb format -- which operates very nicely in Locus Maps
I am going to make this converted raster map available free from Google Drive, it will be a 2.8Gig download for those who are interested -- Now for the disclaimer (just in case the map is inaccurate in some way) -- if you do use this map you do so at your own risk, so don't blame me if you get lost using this map for any reason.
Here's the link to the map https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxOxgnbxh4CxRVdmQ0NxVkZtUWM/view?usp=sharing
There are other nice vector maps available as well available at "http://www.openandromaps.org/en/downloads/australia-newzealand-oceania" these have nothing to do with me.
O.K. tell me what you think.
Cheers
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