Memory-Map Mapping Software Overview
Memory-Map introduces a wide range of mapping for the PC and Pocket PC including:-
- Explorer 1:25,000 Ordnance Survey Maps
- Discover 1:50,000 Ordnance Survey Maps
- Navigator 1:1,000,000 European Road Atlas
- A-Z Street Atlas
 Memory-Map 1:25,000 |
 Memory-Map Discoverer 1:50,000 |
 Memory-Map Navigator 1:50,000 |
 Memory-Map Navigator Europe |
 Street Atlas |
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| Scale Maps | 1:25,000 |
1:50000 |
1:50,000 North / South / Central and GB |
1:1,000,000 European Road Atlas |
A-Z Street Atlas 7 Regions |
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| Recommended Retail Price | £79.95 & £99.95 |
£39.95 per Region |
£129.95 per Set or £219.90 for GB |
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• PLAN ROUTES - Use real colour maps on a PC or Pocket PC to help you find your way. Simply click on the map to plan your route and see leg distance, compass bearing, journey length and estimate trip time. Now you can even check the lay of the land with our unique 3D view.
• PRINT MAPS - Create and print full colour personalised route maps at a scale of your choice. Add detailed notes to your maps and print your own route card.
• PROGRAM GPS - Essential for any GPS user, Memory-Map makes route and waypoint programming fast, easy and accurate. Compatible with Garmin and Magellan GPS units.
• PLOT GPS - Connect a GPS to a Laptop or Pocket PC for an off-road SatNav system. See your position real time on a moving map display.
• PERFORMANCE REVIEW - Import tracks from a GPS to see exactly where you've been, your speed and distance covered.
You can expand the capabilities of their Memory-Map Software by adding maps for: Land, Sea, City and in the Air.
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Memory-Map Discoverer 2004 (UK) ON LAND
Ordnance Survey
Scale: 1:50,000 Landranger
(Also contains1:250,000 GB Road Map)
Regional Coverage: 12 regions (1-12)
| Region 01 = South West England |
| Region 02 = South East England |
| Region 03 = South Wales & Borders |
| Region 04 = Central England & Southern |
| Region 05 = North Wales & Borders |
| Region 06 = Central England & Northern |
| Region 07 = North West England |
| Region 08 = North East England |
| Region 09 = South West Scotland |
| Region 10 = South East Scotland |
| Region 11 = North West Scotland |
| Region 12 = North East Scotland |
Memory-Map Navigator 2004 (UK) ON LAND
Ordnance Survey
Scale: 1:50,000 Landranger - (Also contains1:250,000 GB Road Map)
Regional Coverage: 4 sets
| South (Regions 1-6) |
| Central (Regions 3-8) |
| North (Regions 7-12) |
| Complete Set (Regions 1-12) |
Memory-Map Explorer 2004 (UK) ON LAND
Ordnance Survey
Scale: 1:25,000 Landranger - (Includes Aerial Photography)
(National Parks & Key Leisure Areas)
Regional Coverage: England & Wales Regions
Lake District Maps
The Lake District is categorised as Britain's most wonderful National Parks and a popular holiday location for people who want to get out in the fresh air, go walking or hiking in one of the most beautiful locations in England.
The Lake District National Park is in the North West of England, in the county of Cumbria. It has mountains, moors and woodland as well as lakes and a windswept coastline and contains a huge amount of national beauty.
Map Scale: 1:25,000 Landranger
Click for more information regarding the Lake District.
Snowdonia Maps
Snowdonia is one of the eleven National Parks of England and Wales and is the second largest after the Lake District. Snowdonia covers 823 square miles of the most beautiful and unspoilt countryside in north west Wales. Unlike "wild" National Parks elsewhere in the world, Snowdonia is home to just over 26,000 people, who live and work in it's town and villages, and on it's hill farms.
Snowdonia is a popular holiday location for visitors and sees an estimated 6-10 million visitors a year enjoying a wide range of leisure activities.
Click for more information regarding Snowdonia.
Yorkshire Dales Maps
The Yorkshire Dales is an area of great natural beauty in northern England, a large part of which has been designated as one of England and Wales' protected national parks. Much of the landscape here is limestone country with lush green valleys (known locally as "dales") crested with white limestone cliffs ("scars") and limestone pavements cutting through wilder uplands beneath towering peaks ("fells") of dark millstone grit. Throughout the dales, fields and pastures are bounded by distinctive white drystone walls which criss-cross the hillsides in elaborate patterns; set against the limestone cliffs and escarpments these walls .
Click for more information regarding the Yorkshire Dales.
North York Moors Maps
The North York Moors is a very special place. The great variety of landscapes within a small area is what truly makes it unique and gives it a character which so many people can enjoy. Here you can experience the vast open space of moorland, listen to the call of the upland birds, walk for miles and miles or sit and watch the world go by.
You can wander through woods, saunter through picturesque villages of honey sandstone, throw pebbles in a stream or build sandcastles on the beach. All around are the signs of past generations, historic abbeys, embattled castles, churches, crosses, ancient routes.
Click for more information regarding the North York Moors.
Peak District Maps
Situated in the heart of England, the Peak District National Park lies at the southern end of the Pennine hills between Sheffield and Manchester. It was the first National Park to be set up in Britain in 1951 and covers parts of six counties. The Peak District offers a wealth of places to visit. Venture underground and explore fascinating caves, relax besides ancient waterways and reservoirs or indulge your passion for shopping in one of our traditional market towns. All of England's rich tapestry is here, historic houses, industrial heritage, museums, and steam railways.
Click for more information regarding the Peak District.
Northumberland Maps
Northumberland is England's most northerly county, and has coastlines and countryside of outstanding natural beauty together with a rich and colourful history dating back to ancient times.
Northumberland is possibly the most consistently beautiful of all English counties. Other regions may have more dramatic mountains or areas of more gentle and picturesque countryside. But few, if any counties have such large, unspoilt areas of such varying character. And for that sheer sense of space Northumberland is simply unrivalled in England.
Click for more information regarding Northumberland.
New Forest and South Downs Maps
As we enter the New Forest today, we appear to step backwards in time. The landscape is unique and traditions exist here that are unchanged since mediaeval times. The New Forest's ancient woodlands and wilderness heaths remain largely intact, earning the area national and international status. The 161 kilometre long South Downs Way follows the old routes and droveways of ancient man along the chalk escarpment and ridges of the South Downs. The route provides the visitor with the opportunity for short and long walks.
Click for more information regarding the New Forest and South Downs.
Dartmoor and Exmoor Maps
Dartmoor is a beautiful moorland landscape with wooded valleys and wind swept Tors. 368 square miles (953 sq. km.) in area, with about 33,000 people living in it, and where about 10 million visits are made each year. There are also about 600 miles (966 km) of public rights of way. Dartmoor is a rich habitat for wildlife and has a wealth of archaeological remains.
Exmoor National Park is situated in the counties of Devon and Somerset in South West England; Exeter is 40 km (30 miles) to the south and Taunton 20 km (13 miles) from the eastern boundary.
Click for more information regarding the Dartmoor and Exmoor.
Cotswolds Maps
The Cotswolds is an area of England about the size of greater Tokyo. Popular with both the English themselves and visitors from all over the world, the Cotswolds are well-known for gentle hillsides (‘wolds'), sleepy villages and for being so ‘typically English'.
There are famous cities such as Bath, well-known beautiful towns like Cheltenham and hundreds of delightful villages such as Burford and Castle Combe. Above all, the local honey-coloured limestone, used for everything from the stone floors in the houses to the tiles on the roof, has ensured that the area has a magical uniformity of architecture.
Click for more information regarding the Cotswolds.
Brecon Beacons & Pembrokeshire Maps
The Brecon Beacons National Park contains some of the most spectacular and distinctive upland formations in southern Britain. Situated amongst hills and mountains, the Park covers an area of 1347 sq km (520 sq miles). Stretching from Hay on Wye in the east to Llandeilo in the west, it incorporates the Black Mountains, the Central Beacons and Fforest Fawr as well as moorland, forests, valleys, waterfalls, lakes, caves and gorges. Pembrokeshire has stunning coastal scenery, superb beaches and clean seas.
Click for more information regarding the Brecon Beacon and Pembrokeshire.
Regional Coverage: Scotland Regions
| Munros (North Highlands & Skye) |
| Munros (South Highlands) |
| Munros (Ben Nevis & Glencoe) |
| Munros (Cairngorms) |
| Munros (Loch Rannoch & Loch Lomond) |
Memory-Map Navigator V4 (Europe Edition) ON LAND
Ordnance Survey
Scale: 1:1,000,000 European Road Atlas
Regional Coverage: England & Wales Regions