This particular series displays elevation as well. And by the time you read this, Terrain Navigator will be available in a seamless version that allows the user to scroll through adjacent maps with only a thin black line to show where one map ends and the next one begins. In the original version, it was necessary to load just one or two maps at a time. The other is for crooked pathways and indicates only distance. Both can be printed, along with the map itself.
Printing is a snap, with many user-friendly choices of area coverage and scale.
And it also has the capability of a direct interface with GPS models that have a data port for quick coordinate transfers. This tool is best suited for those who hunt and fish inland, but coastal coverage is excellent as well. Not all states are covered yet, but the remaining gaps will be filled in soon. If you fish in any of our national parks, these CD-ROMs are a dynamite, truly inexpensive investment. As far as navigation inshore and inland, the layout, tools, and printing procedures are identical to Terrain Navigator.