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Tippytop	12/18/2013 02:45PM   Hi DD, Yes, what you have accomplished is exactly what I need. Could you email me the file? I will probably have to purchase the Canada Topo right? Thanks again for the help.
PortageKeeper	12/02/2013 08:35PM   Did you try Garmin dot com?
PortageKeeper	12/02/2013 08:35PM   Did you try Garmin dot com?
Tippytop	12/02/2013 06:33PM   Hello, I am planning a trip to Woodland Caribou PP next year and would like to know if there are any maps of this area that I can download to my Garmin 62s? Thanks much
butthead	12/02/2013 08:50PM   Could use the .kmz file off Google with BaseCamp or, the Ibycus Topo 3.2 from gpsfiledepot.com (free shareware), also shown on BaseCamp. butthead
dentondoc	12/17/2013 03:09PM   Something like this help you? I can e-mail you the overlay (portages, campsites, picto sites, etc.) that I use in MapSource, but the map shown is a Garmin product (Topo Canada). dd
Tippytop	12/19/2013 08:34PM   Hello DD Thanks again so much for your assistance--very valuable and timely. Happy Holidays.
dentondoc	12/18/2013 08:40PM   quote Tippytop: "Yes, what you have accomplished is exactly what I need. Could you email me the file? I will probably have to purchase the Canada Topo right? Thanks again for the help." Check your e-mail. Yes, you'd need to buy Topo Canada if you want an exact match to what is shown. Topo Canada is proprietary. E-mail contains other details. dd
butthead	12/03/2013 12:00PM   Retirement, a rainy day, and remnants of a head cold, = time to putz--- online park map converted ot .kmz file in Google Earth, imported to BaseCamp. same setup zoomed into SE corner of the park. butthead
Tippytop	12/03/2013 02:47PM   Thanks much for the information. Actually I was interested in a map similar to Red Pine's map of the Quetico (which I have used) that has the portages located on them. Don't think Garmin would have maps with this feature.
butthead	12/03/2013 05:27PM   Red Pine Paddle Nav does not include WCPP. butthead