New Zealand Topo Maps Free

Описание New Zealand Topo Maps Free

Site Editorial Commentary：NZ Topographic Maps, Nautical Charts and Aerial Imagery - all Free !

Explore the great outdoors with "New Zealand Topo maps Free," an easy-to-use outdoor navigation app featuring the most recent topographic maps of New Zealand, Cook Islands, and Tokelau. This app provides mapping functionalities similar to those found in Garmin or Magellan gps handheld devices, directly on your Android device.

Key features for outdoor navigation include:
• Create and edit Waypoints for marking important locations.
• GoTo-Waypoint-Navigation for direct guidance to your destinations.
• Track recording to log your journeys with speed, elevation, and accuracy profiles.
• Tripmaster displaying odometer, average speed, bearing, elevation, and more.
• GPX-Import / Export and KML-Export for versatile data management.
• Comprehensive Search function for placenames, POIs, and streets.
• Customizable data fields in Map View and Tripmaster, such as Speed, Distance, and Compass.
• Share Waypoints, Tracks, or Routes via email or Facebook.
• Coordinate support in UTM, WGS84, or MGRS formats.
• And many more features to enhance your outdoor experience.

Available base map layers:
• Topomaps New Zealand: Seamless coverage at scales of 1:250,000 and 1:50,000.
• NZMariner: RNC Nautical Charts for maritime navigation.
• LINZ Aerial Imagery for detailed visual reference.
• Google Maps: Satellite images, Road- and Terrain-Map options.
• Open Street Maps: Community-driven map data.
• Bing Maps: Another source of detailed map information.
• ESRI Maps: Access to ESRI's mapping services.

Overlay layers:
• Public Conservation Areas
• Open Hunting Areas
• DOC Camp Sites
• DOC Freedom Camping Restrictions
• DOC Huts
• DOC Tracks
• Taupo Trout Fishing District
• Hillshading for enhanced topographic visualization.

Perfect for outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, camping, climbing, riding, skiing, canoeing, or off-road 4WD tours. Preload FREE map data for areas without cell service (Pro version only) ensuring you're always prepared.

Limitations of the Free Version:
• Contains ads
• Maximum of 3 Waypoints
• Maximum of 3 Tracks
• Routes are disabled
• Import of waypoints and tracks is disabled
• Bulkdownload is disabled
• No Local City DB (Offline Search)

The topographic maps are created by Land Information New Zealand (LINZ). Topo50 is the official topographic map series used by New Zealand emergency services, ensuring reliability and accuracy.

How topographic information is used:
Defence planning: New Zealand's defence forces use topographic information for planning military exercises and swapping information with international partners.
Location and routing: Search and Rescue, defence, ambulance, fire service, Police and civil defence agencies use topographic information in a wide range of planning and operational situations, from natural disasters to community policing. Usage may involve mobile/field and control room situations, and the combination of topographic information with other data.
Land management: Topographic information is used by local government for regional planning and operations, and by power, gas and telecommunications companies.
In addition, LINZ maps are used for a great variety of purposes by businesses and government departments such as the Department of Conservation, and by recreational users such as trampers and tourists.

All topographic maps feature additional labels for enhanced readability at higher zoom levels. Maps are rendered with Atlogis® hillshading to enhance topographic detail, providing a more Immersive and informative experience.

Topo Map Coverage:
New Zealand and Islands (Antipodes, Auckland, Bounty, Campbell, chatham, Kermadec, Raoul, Snares, and Stewart Islands) at scales of 1:50,000 and 1:250,000.
Cook Islands (Aitutaki, Atiu, mangaia, Manihiki, Mauke, Mitiaro, Palmerston, Penrhyn, Pukapuka, Rakahanga, Rarotonga, Suwarrow, Takutea) at a scale of 1:25,000.
Tokelau Islands (Atafu, Nukunonu, Fakaofo) at a scale of 1:25,000.

Please send comments and feature requests to [email protected].