MAPSOURCE WORLDMAP

The MapSource WorldMap CD-ROM provides worldwide coverage with basemap-level detail including

- trip and waypoint management functions that allow you to transfer waypoints, routes, and tracks between your PC and nearly all GARMIN GPS units.
- political boundaries, cities, towns, major motorways and/or interstates, and principal highways; lakes, major streams, and rivers; and urban areas and railroads
- coastline detail which includes many offshore islands, as well as worldwide nautical navaids such as daybeacons, radiobeacons, RACONs, fog signals, lights, buoys, and other navaids
- U.S. Interstate Exits Information, such as service stations, gas stations, restaurants, hotels, campsites, hospitals, banks, and more. Please note: The trip and waypoint management functions of this product work with nearly all GARMIN GPS units, excluding the GPS100 family and panel mount aviation units.

Your PC must have the following requirements to run MapSource:
• Windows® 2000 or newer
• 512 MB RAM
• at least 1024 x 768 display
• 24-bit color monitor
• 2 GB free disk space
• USB port
• CD-ROM drive

Disclaimers: Important Information about WorldMap Data
Borders The external boundaries of India as depicted in map(s) are neither correct nor authentic. Other external boundaries as depicted in the map(s) may neither be correct nor authentic.
Disputed areas of Jammu and Kashmir China, India and Pakistan each claim all or part of the former state of Jammu and Kashmir. A cease-fire agreement in 1949 divided the region into two sectors: the eastern part administered by India as the state of Jammu and Kashmir and the western part administered by Pakistan as Azad (Free) Kashmir and the Northern Areas. In the 1950s China occupied the northeast portion of Kashmir, known as Aksai Chin.