Garmin City Navigator NT Mexico Pre-Programmed Data Card

Details

Navigate the streets in Mexico with confidence using Garmin City Navigator Mexico NT. With this detailed data, you can literally travel to a new city, look up hotels, restaurants, and other services, and use your compatible Garmin GPS to guide you there - without stopping for directions! This data includes fully routable maps and comes preprogrammed on a microSD card with SD adapter.

City Navigator Mexico NT features include:

• New detailed coverage for Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey
• Postal code coverage for major urban areas
• Additional 250,000 km of road coverage, including new link roads like MEX-57 from MEX-40 to Eagle Pass, Texas, USA
• Includes detailed maps containing highways, interstates, residential roads and other navigation features
• Displays points of interest such as:
  • food and drink
  • lodging
  • attractions
  • entertainment
  • shopping
  • emergency services and more
• Will automatically create point-to-point routes on compatible Garmin GPS units
• Contains turn restrictions and speed categories

Coverage Map:

With City Navigator Mexico NT preprogrammed cards, you will be able to view and navigate the areas shown above. The data also contains features to automatically calculate routes on you compatible unit.

Detailed Coverage

Guadalajara metro area:

• El Salto
• Tlajomulco
• Tlaquepaque
• Tonolá
• Zapopán

Mexico City metro area:

• Naucalpan
• Toluca

Monterrey metro area:

• San Nicolás de los Garza
• Apodaca
• General Escobedo
• Santa Catarina
• Juarez

Works with the following Garmin models:

Astro; Edge 605/705; eTrex: Legend Cx, Legend HCx, Vista Cx, Vista HCx, Venture Cx; GPSMAP: 76CSx, 76Cx, 60CSx, 60Cx; iQue: 3000, M4; nuvi: all models including: 200, 200w, 250, 250w, 260, 270, 350, 360, 370, 650, 660, 670, 750, 760, 770; Rino 520HCx/530HCx, StreetPilot: 7200/7500; c320, c330, c340; c530, c550, c580; zumo 450/550.

MPN: 010-10755-00 UPC: 753759054571

Reviews

 

pretty good, May 05, 2008

Reviewer:

m miller

We used this in Mexico last month and it has a lot of detail, even in smaller cities. Also, if you plan to navigate in the concrete jungle of Mexico City, you absolutely need this product.
The only bad thing is that addresses are set up a little differently in Mexico. Also, there are commonly multiple names for streets or neigborhoods-- so somtimes you have to be creative to find a specific address.