Sorry the downloads on this page are only for OpenMTBMap members - get a Membership here https://openmtbmap.org/support/membership/
To Try Out you can download the map of Austria (and contourlines) for free! All other maps are only for members.
- Openmtbmap - Austria - Gmapsupp (MD5)
- VeloMap - Austria - Gmapsupp (MD5)
- Contourlines - Austria - Gmapsupp (MD5)
You can also download the Desktop version of most countries for free here: https://openmtbmap.org/download/odbl/:
Contents As Garmin does not seem to fix MapInstall anytime soon - I've now also made all countries except Europe continent and Asia continent (they are too big) available as gmapsupp.img download - which after unpacking - you can directly move onto your GPS device. Maps are available Worldwide except for Asia continent map and Europe continent map - as they are too big. They are usually updated every Friday. Note - this way you loose the possibility to only upload a part of a map to your device as you could do using MapInstall (or Mapsource for Windows users). The advantage is that you can very quickly change the layout (on both Windows, as well as Mac OS x or Linux), and that it's the quickest and easiest way. If you want to use the maps for planning on your desktop - then you will need the Desktop map too or instead. Note: If you plan a route in Basecamp on your desktop - you should use exactly the same map on your device (so same date, same country - but Unicode/Non Unicode does not matter - so you could use Non Unicode map on your GPS device if needed, and Unicode map on your Desktop/Notebook) All maptiles are compiled with mkgmap using map data from openstreetmap.org & Contributors. You can use and edit the map data by visiting openstreetmap.org. The altitude data for the contourlines is from varying sources in the following priority (if available): more exact info which data is used where - inside the copyright.txt files. Unpack with 7-zip (lzma2) or your preferred unarchiver . The default layout is "wide" - the layout optimised for most modern garmin GPS units with comparably high DPI. Move the gmapsupp.img file to the /garmin folder on your mSD of your Garmin GPS unit. Note the contourlines (altitude height lines) are always a separate second download - so updates are smaller as the contourlines rarely change. The second reason why contourlines are a separate download is that this way you can change contourlines layout independently from the map layout. If you want to move several countries to your device - you will need to rename the gmapsupp.img file. E.g. just call it mtbmap_Austria.img. Make sure not to use Umlauts or custom symbols ("_" is okay, better not use " "space. Latin alphabet only) Make sure that the mSD of your Garmin GPS unit is FAT32 formatted. Else it cannot be read by your device. Second - do not forget that most new Garmin GPS devices cannot read Unicode maps - so in that case for maps that have (Unicode) after the name, resort to the non Unicode maps instead. For very old devices (e.g. Vista HCx) - you can only have a single gmapsupp.img file. Soon I will link here a script for both Linux/OSx and Windows to combine several gmapsupp.img files into a single gmapsupp.img (or include it into the downloads) If you have not used OpenMTBMaps before - please read through the topic about Autorouting: https://openmtbmap.org/about-2/autorouting/ Map Legend - look at it too so you can understand the map layout better: https://openmtbmap.org/about-2/map-legend/ This is a basemap of the Country. You can use it if you deleted the original Garmin basemap from your device. In general it's not needed. Newer Garmin devices cannot use free unicode maps (except if you hack the firmware) - usually a "cannot authenticate maps" message which show on boot. The following Garmin outdoor devices are affected: you will need to download the "Non Unicode" version of the map. Only maps of regions where several different scripts are used - are in unicode. I've listed the non unicode maps however also unter the unicode header for convenience (actually only maps with (unicode ) following their name are actually in unicode. Also english version of maps is only available for countries/regions not using latin only. It's very easy to chose a Map layout: By default I've disabled that maps are loaded for display/to show in Basecamp. However if you like to see the map when connecting the GPS device or mSD card to your computer with Basecamp open - you can run the change map layout script (see Adapting the Map Layout above) - at the end of the script you will be asked to enable or disable the Basecamp Map Visibility. German Bundeslaender: France DOM-TOM: For an Overview of the areas covered by the US-extracts please visit: https://openmtbmap.org/support/north-america/Why should you download the gmapsupp.img format maps?
- Map Data
Contourlines/DEM data:
Installation:
Country-ov.img
Compatibility - Unicode vs Non Unicode (cannot authenticate maps)
Adapting The Map Layout
Map Visibility in Basecamp
Joining gmapsupp.img files for very old devices
Continents Contourlines:
Europe Contourlines:
Africa Contourlines:
Asia Contourlines:
Australia-Oceania Höhenlinien:
North America Contourlines:
South America Contourlines:
Good evening.
I am writing to communicate that the problems of blocking and shutting down my Garmin Oregon 700 GPS with Openmtbmap map continue to manifest. I’m trying other Gps at the same time (at the moment I’m trying a Garmin Etrex 30x) and the problem is still the same.
I am in the city of Rome and continue to have problems using your map, both that of Europe in all versions (English and Local language) and that of Italy in the Gmapsupp.img version.
I am very sorry because I find myself forced to use another map of Italy that I don’t like graphically, but at least it doesn’t give me problems in registering and consulting the itineraries.