Update to Your TomTom Sat Nav for Free

Are you tired of using an outdated map on your TomTom sat nav? Look no further! GPS Visualizer has updated its server with new LIDAR-based DEM elevation data, providing more accurate and detailed maps for regions such as Iceland and Central America. Additionally, NASA SRTM1 data is now available for the Caribbean and northern Queensland.

But that's not all. The latest update also includes several other exciting features. When creating a Google or Leaflet map with tickmarks, you can now view the distance or time associated with each marker. This feature is especially useful when planning routes or tracking your progress.

Another new addition is the ability to automatically include a 'zoom to contents' link next to folder names in the marker list. This makes it easier to navigate and explore large collections of data.

The JavaScript-based tool for retrieving elevation data from the Google Maps Elevation API has also been updated, allowing you to look up 500 points at once. This saves both time and API calls, making it a more efficient and effective way to access elevation data.

GPS Visualizer's NED1 collection of elevation data has been updated with the latest files from the US Geological Survey's 3D Elevation Program, which uses LIDAR technology to improve the accuracy of elevation data. This means you can rely on even more accurate maps when using GPS Visualizer.

In addition to these new features, GPS Visualizer now supports basic GeoJSON (.json) FeatureCollection files with Points, LineStrings, MultiLineStrings, Polygons, and MultiPolygons. Whether you're a developer or simply looking for a convenient way to create maps, this support makes it easy to integrate GPS data into your projects.

And the best part? GPS Visualizer is completely free! While we appreciate any contributions that help us continue to develop and improve our service, there's no obligation to donate. Simply enjoy the benefits of using GPS Visualizer and explore the world with more accurate maps than ever before.

To get started, simply upload your data files in a format such as CSV, Excel (.xlsx), tab-delimited text, or comma-separated text. GPS Visualizer can also read files from many other sources, including Garmin MapSource/BaseCamp/HomePort (.gdb) and GPX (a standard format used with many devices and programs). With GPS Visualizer, the possibilities are endless!

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