[Cdt-l] Ley maps compass rose coordinates.

[Sly]

Jellybean,

I wouldn't bother loading the route.  Too many options, and for the most 
part the CDT isn't that hard to follow, or find your way.  I think 
you'll be able to get by fine with the Ley maps and the GPS. 

Sly


Jeannie Zortman wrote:
> Thanks Sly,
>
> When I downloaded from whiteblaze, they went in right away and I now  
> have them in my gps. I am using a Garmin emap (Old I know!) but it  
> works. with a 128mb chip. I downloaded the recommended maps from  
> yogi's cdt guide from mapsource topo US 2008. They took up like 62 mb  
> of the 128. I have 226 waypoints out of 500 available. What I'm  
> looking for now if anyone has made a track that can be converted to a  
> route. I have 10 routes available for the CDT. Thanks again,
>
> The Lime Green
> Jellybean
>
> On Feb 27, 2009, at 11:36 AM, Postholer wrote:
>
>   
>> Here are Ley's coordinates as prepared by Sly. (Thanks guys!) I've  
>> put them
>> on the postholer CDT map:
>> http://postholer.com/gmap/gmap.php?trail=cdt&markertype=14
>>
>> ....and you can download them in .kml, .gpx and .csv formats here:
>> http://postholer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=625
>>
>> If anyone has any waypoints they would like to add, email them to me  
>> in any
>> format and they will be added.
>>
>> -postholer
>>
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