The Map E32 now has 300 ROUTES for OFF ROAD, mountain Biking, and Trekking

• Since 2014 Update the Map E32 has the most emblematic routes for OFF ROAD in Mexico.
• If you live in the US or Canada we know how much you like ride in Baja and Copper Canyon so we paid special attention to these 2 regions and added around 30 routes for the Baja and around 20 for the Copper Canyon.
• All the routes were mapped with a GPS so you can be certain that someone else traveled it, however we are not responsible for blocked roads, private property or natural changes in terrain.
• Routes are marked in Magenta.
• No other map of Mexico contains these OFF ROAD Routes.

All the Highways of Mexico were updated
In a great part of Mexico the following changes were made:

• Existing roads and highways were corrected.
• Roads and highways that were missing were traced.
• Overpasses and road junctions and avenues were detailed.
• Airports and airstrips were detailed.
• The trace of the railway was corrected.
• Major rivers, water bodies and river deltas were detailed.

Nayarit, Cohahuila, Tlaxcala, Morelos, the South part of Puebla and the North part of San Luis Potosi, had the following changes:

• 95% of the dirt roads and trails of these states were traced (that means thousands!), all water bodies like lakes , ponds , flood zones , missing Dams were traced.
• 95% of rivers and water channels was traced.
• Roads and highways have corrections.

The Map E32 now has 300 ROUTES for OFF ROAD, mountain Biking, and Trekking

• Since 2014 Update the Map E32 has the most emblematic routes for OFF ROAD in Mexico.
• If you live in the US or Canada we know how much you like ride in Baja and Copper Canyon so we paid special attention to these 2 regions and added around 30 routes for the Baja and around 20 for the Copper Canyon.
• All the routes were mapped with a GPS so you can be certain that someone else traveled it, however we are not responsible for blocked roads, private property or natural changes in terrain.
• Routes are marked in Magenta.
• No other map of Mexico contains these OFF ROAD Routes.

All the Highways of Mexico were updated
In a great part of Mexico the following changes were made:

• Existing roads and highways were corrected.
• Roads and highways that were missing were traced.
• Overpasses and road junctions and avenues were detailed.
• Airports and airstrips were detailed.
• The trace of the railway was corrected.
• Major rivers, water bodies and river deltas were detailed.

North Baja and South Baja now have more detail (no other map has this kind of detail) Jalisco, Puebla, Coahuila, Aguascalientes and Colima were also updated.

• 95% of the dirt roads and trails of these states were traced (that means thousands!), all water bodies like lakes , ponds , flood zones , missing Dams were traced.
• 95% of rivers and water channels was traced.
• Roads and highways have corrections.

The Map E32 now has 300 ROUTES for OFF ROAD, mountain Biking, and Trekking

• Since 2014 Update the Map E32 has the most emblematic routes for OFF ROAD in Mexico.
• If you live in the US or Canada we know how much you like ride in Baja and Copper Canyon so we paid special attention to these 2 regions and added around 30 routes for the Baja and around 20 for the Copper Canyon.
• All the routes were mapped with a GPS so you can be certain that someone else traveled it, however we are not responsible for blocked roads, private property or natural changes in terrain.
• Routes are marked in Magenta.
• No other map of Mexico contains these OFF ROAD Routes.

All the Highways of Mexico were updated
In a great part of Mexico the following changes were made:

• Existing roads and highways were corrected.
• Roads and highways that were missing were traced.
• Overpasses and road junctions and avenues were detailed.
• Airports and airstrips were detailed.
• The trace of the railway was corrected.
• Major rivers, water bodies and river deltas were detailed.

North Baja and South Baja now have more detail (no other map has this kind of detail) Nuevo Leon, Puebla, and Coahuila also were updated.

• 95% of the dirt roads and trails of these states were traced (that means thousands!) , all water bodies like lakes , ponds , flood zones , missing Dams were traced.
• 95% of rivers and water channels was traced.
• Roads and highways have corrections.

The Map E32 now has 280 ROUTES for OFF ROAD, mountain Biking, and Trekking.

• Since 2014 Update the Map E32 has the most emblematic routes for OFF ROAD in Mexico.
• If you live in the US or Canada we know how much you like ride in Baja and Copper Canyon so we paid special attention to these 2 regions and added around 30 routes for the Baja and around 20 for the Copper Canyon.
• All the routes were mapped with a GPS so you can be certain that someone else traveled it, however we are not responsible for blocked roads, private property or natural changes in terrain.
• Routes are marked in Magenta.
• No other map of Mexico contains these OFF ROAD Routes.

All the Highways of Mexico were updated
In a great part of Mexico the following changes were made:

• Existing roads and highways were corrected.
• Roads and highways that were missing were traced.
• Overpasses and road junctions and avenues were detailed.
• Airports and airstrips were detailed.
• The trace of the railway was corrected.
• Major rivers, water bodies and river deltas were detailed.

The states of North Baja, South Baja, Jalisco, Veracruz, Estado de Mexico, Guanajuato, Queretaro and 50% of Nuevo Leon
now have more detail:

• 95% of the dirt roads and trails of these states were traced (that means thousands!) , all water bodies like lakes , ponds , flood zones , missing Dams were traced.
• 95% of rivers and water channels was traced.
• Roads and highways have corrections.

The Map E32 now has 250 ROUTES for OFF ROAD, mountain Biking, and Trekking.

• Since 2014 Update the Map E32 has the most emblematic routes for OFF ROAD in Mexico.
• If you live in the US or Canada we know how much you like ride in Baja and Copper Canyon so we paid special attention to these 2 regions and added around 30 routes for the Baja and around 20 for the Copper Canyon.
• All the routes were mapped with a GPS so you can be certain that someone else traveled it, however we are not responsible for blocked roads, private property or natural changes in terrain.
• Routes are marked in Magenta. *No other map of Mexico contains these OFF ROAD Routes.

All the Highways of Mexico were updated
In a great part of Mexico the following changes were made:

• Existing roads and highways were corrected.
• Roads and highways that were missing were traced.
• Overpasses and road junctions and avenues were detailed.
• The trace of the railway was corrected.
• Major rivers, water bodies and river deltas were detailed.

The states of Zacatecas, Tabasco, Guerrero, Campeche and Quintana Roo
had the following changes:

• Near 80% of the state dirt roads and trails were traced.
• Bodies of water such as lakes, lagoons, flood zones, dams, etc. were traced.
• Near 80% of rivers and water channels were traced.
• Roads and highways that were missing were traced.

North Baja, South Baja, Part of Jalisco, Federal District and Morelos
now have more detail:

• 95% of the dirt roads and trails of these states were traced, all water bodies like lakes, ponds, flood zones, missing Dams were traced.
• 95% of rivers and water channels was traced.

Map E32 2016 presentation

We added around 100 of the Best OFF ROAD ROUTES in Mexico.

• The 2014 Update has the most emblematic routes for OFF ROAD in Mexico.
• If you live in the US or Canada we know how much you like ride in Baja and Copper Canyon so we paid special attention to these 2 regions and added around 30 routes for the Baja and around 20 for the Copper Canyon
• All the routes were mapped with a GPS so you can be sure that someone else traveled it.
• Routes are marked in Magenta

We added around 10,000 gas stations in all Mexico.
We added around 500,000 points of interest throughout Mexico such as hotels, restaurants, etc.

In a great part of Mexico the following changes were made:

• Existing roads and highways were corrected.
• Roads and highways that were missing were traced.
• Overpasses and road junctions and avenues were detailed.
• Airports and airstrips were detailed.
• The trace of the railway was corrected.
• Major rivers , water bodies and river deltas were detailed.

The states of Sinaloa, Oaxaca and southern part of Chihuahua
had the following changes:

• More than 80% of the state dirt roads and trails were traced.
• Bodies of water such as lakes, lagoons, flood zones, dams, etc. were traced.
• More than 80% of rivers and water channels were traced.

North and South Baja
now have more detail:

• 95% of the dirt roads and trails of the states were traced all water bodies like lakes , ponds , flood zones , missing Dams were traced .
• 95% of rivers and water channels was traced.

Great part of México had the following changes:

• Existing roads and highways were corrected.
• Missing roads and highways were traced.
• Underpasses, junctions and avenues were traced.
• Airports and landing strips were detailed.
• Tracing for railroads was corrected.
• Main rivers, deltas and bodies of water were detailed.

Durango, San Luis Potosi, Hidalgo and 60% of Chihuahua
Had the following changes:

• More than 80% of the state dirt roads and trails were traced.
• Bodies of water such as lakes, lagoons, flood zones, dams, etc. were traced.
• More than 80% of rivers and water channels were traced.

*A new polygon was added for the snow areas.

CAMPECHE and CHIAPAS
Had the following changes:

• Existing roads and highways were corrected.
• Missing roads and highways were traced.
• Underpasses, junctions and avenues were traced.
• Airports and landing strips were detailed.
• Tracing for railroads was corrected.
• Main rivers, deltas and bodies of water were detailed.
• The coastline for the mentioned states was detailed.

Distrito Federal, Guanajuato, 70% of Guerrero, Estado de México, Michoacán, Morelos, Nayarit, Puebla, Tlaxcala and Veracruz
Had the following changes:

• More than 80% of the state dirt roads and trails were traced.
• Bodies of water such as lakes, lagoons, flood zones, dams, etc. were traced.
• More than 80% of rivers and water channels were traced.

*An extra level was added, so that a high zoom level, only state lines, oceans, roads, state names and capitals are visible.

DURANGO, ESTADO DE MEXICO, GUERRERO, MICHOACAN, OAXACA, PUEBLA, QUINTANA ROO, TLAXCALA, TABASCO, YUCATAN AND ZACATECAS.
Had the following changes:

• Existing roads and highways were corrected.
• Missing roads and highways were traced.
• Underpasses, junctions and avenues were traced.
• Airports and landing strips were detailed.
• Tracing for railroads was corrected.
• Main rivers, deltas and bodies of water were detailed.
• The coastline for the mentioned states was detailed.

COAHUILA, JALISCO Y YUCATAN
Had the following changes:

• More than 80% of the state dirt roads and trails were traced.
• Bodies of water such as lakes, lagoons, flood zones, dams, etc. were traced.
• More than 80% of rivers and water channels were traced.

• Countour lines every 30 meters were added for he whole country.
• Names for thousands of towns and ranches were added.
• The type and thickness of the lines used for gaps and trails was visually improved to better identify them.
• The country was devided into 494 regions because of how big the map was as a result of the information added.
• The "Vallartazo" zone was detailed at 100%

- OVER 80% OF NUEVO LEÓN Y QUERÉTARO'S GAPS AND TRAILS WERE TRACED.

- THE MAP GREW FROM 240 MB TO 800 MB APROXIMATELY.

CHIHUAHUA, COAHUILA, HIDALGO, MORELOS, SAN LUIS POTOSI, SONORA Y VERACRUZ
had the following changes:

• Existing roads and highways were corrected.
• Missing roads and highways were traced.
• Underpasses, junctions and avenues were traced.
• Airports and landing strips were detailed.
• Tracing for railroads was corrected.
• Main rivers and bodies of water were detailed.

The states of: Aguascalientes, Baja California, Baja California Sur, Colima, D.F., Guanajuato, Jalisco, Nayarit, Nuevo León, Queretaro, Sinaloa, Tamaulipas
had the following changes:

• Existing roads and highways were corrected.
• Missing roads and highways were traced.
• Underpasses, junctions and avenues were traced.
• Airports and landing strips were detailed.
• Tracing for railroads was corrected.

At national level, all 32 states had the following changes:

• Polygons for farm areas were visually improved with a more pleasant color.
• Projection of contours according to zoom level was improved.
• Subdivisions and neighborhoods from every city in Mexico were added.
• About 400,000 points of interest all over the country were added, such as: sports areas, cemeteries, bus stations, shopping malls, cultural centers, entertainment centers, buildings, schools, hospitals, churches, markets, government offices, municipal offices, squares, monuments and banks.
• Aproximately 11,000 traces for rivers and streams were corrected and added all over the country.
• The polygon for seas was visualy extended.
• The type and thickness of the lines used for gaps and trails was visually improved to better identify them.
• The tracing for main bodies of water (lakes and dams) was corrected.

INCREDIBLE DETAIL, 5 STATES WERE PRIVILEGED... THERE'S NO MAP ON THE MARKET THAT CAN COMPARE!

Over 80% of gaps and trails were traced in the following states:

• Baja California Norte
• Baja California Sur
• Aguascalientes
• Colima
• Distrito Federal

- The map contains over 250 cities with street and avenue names.

INCLUDED CITIES:
- The 32 state capitals
- Some of the other most important cities
- Every city in the following states:

• Jalisco
• Nuevo León
• Querétaro
• Guanajuato
• Chihuahua
• Coahuila
• Sinaloa
• Sonora
• Tamaulipas
• Veracruz
• Michoacán
• Guerrero

- 100,000 paths for dirt roads and trails in the country were added.

- The search function for streets and crossroads was enabled for all Garmin GPS devices.

- Search for addresses or crossroads from the 250 cities by entering data such as STATE / CITY / STREET and the screen shows were the street is located.

- Every state is an individual map.

- Dirt road visualization was improved.

- The map contains over 250 cities with street and avenue names.

INCLUDED CITIES:
- The 32 state capitals
- Some of the other most important cities
- Every city in the following states:

• Jalisco
• Nuevo León
• Querétaro
• Guanajuato
• Chihuahua
• Coahuila
• Sinaloa
• Sonora
• Tamaulipas
• Veracruz
• Michoacán
• Guerrero

- 100,000 paths for gaps and trails in the country were added.

- The search function for streets and crossroads was enabled for all Garmin GPS devices.

- Search for addresses or crossroads from the 250 cities by entering data such as STATE / CITY / STREET and the screen shows were the street is located.

- Every state is an individual map.

- Dirt road visualization was improved.