Old 01-12-24 | 04:08 AM
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Originally Posted by axolotl
That's an absurd blanket statement you made concerning paper maps. My absolute favorite paper maps are the French I.G.N. 1:100,000 scale. I count about 80 different pieces of information these maps display. And unlike online maps, I.G.N. maps have never put me onto a staircase, or a route which simply dead-ended, or onto a dirt road which the map had claimed was paved. All of these things have happened to me with online maps. Also, it's much more difficult to get the big picture from an online maps, which is why I especially like to use them for planning purposes. I do use online maps, however, which can be great for navigation.
Well, it's absurd to you, not to me. I toured years with 1:100.000 paper maps, it's ok. I am very happy with online maps, and when the map tells me that this single track or off road does not go on I switch to satellite view, explore and see if thats true. works great, never had any problem.
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