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Delorme Mapping Software


Blaze

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I bought my Lowrance iFinder H2Oc for fishing, but with the help of a RAM mount and my Delorme Gazetteer, I am enjoying it almost as much out hunting. I was thinking of how nice it would be to have the Delorme IN my iFinder (especially when wandering in circles chasing ruffies in National Forests, etc), so I started looking around...only to find that I have no idea what I'm looking for.

I have not been able to find any decent mapping of MN hunting lands similar to the Delorme Atlas & Gazetteer, showing shaded state & federal lands, topos, and anything else I need(?). Am I completely missing something here or does it not exist? If it does exist out there, which companies make the maps and do you have to buy a CD or is it available on SD cards like my Lakemaster?

Thanks for your help guys.

Blaze

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Go to Lowrance's website. Click "maps/charts" and all your wishes will be fulfilled.

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Guess I should've started there, eh? confused.gif

Looks like what I'm in need of is the FreedomMaps™ USA Topo. Anyone have these maps for their iFinder? Are they pretty accurate with WMA/WPA/Forest boundaries, etc.? I'd love some feedback from people who have 'em - I want to know it's the real deal before I spend $100 a pop for MN and ND.

Thanks.

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