Tim

I am going to keep this thread clean of replies and just put the relevant info in this post. You can reply with new dates and versions, but put questions, commentaries in other threads or create a new thread. These dates refer to the North America map only.

2017
Jan 19 (Thu), 2017: 2018.10
May 18 (Thu), 2017: 2018.20< ----- Current
Best Guess: Sep 27 (Wed), 2017: 2018.30

2016
Jan 27 (Wed), 2016: 2017.10
May 18 (Thu), 2016 2017.20
Oct 05 (Wed), 2016 2017.30

2015
Mar 24 (Tue), 2015: 2015.40
Jul 29 (Wed), 2015: 2016.10
Oct 14 (Wed), 2015: 2016.20

2014
Feb 5 (Wed), 2014: 2014.40
May 15 (Thu), 2014: 2015.10
Aug 13 (Wed), 2014: 2015.20
Nov 12 (Wed), 2014: 2015.30

2013
Feb 21 (Thu) 2013: 2013.40
June 12 (Wed), 2013: 2014.10
Aug 21 (Wed), 2013: 2014.20
Nov 20 (Wed), 2013: 2014.30

2012
Feb 7 (Tue), 2012: 2012.40
May 9 (Wed), 2012: 2013.10
Aug 16 (Thu) 2012: 2013.20
Oct 31 (Wed) 2012: 2013.30

2011
Feb 16 (Wed), 2011: 2011.40
May 18 (Wed), 2011: 2012.10
Aug 4 (Thu), 2011: 2012.20
Nov 9 (Wed), 2011: 2012.30

2010
Jan 21 (Thu), 2010: 2010.40
Apr 21 (Wed), 2010: 2011.10
July 28 (Wed), 2010: 2011.20
Nov 11 (Thu), 2010: 2011.30

2009
Jan 22, 2009 (Thu): 2009
Apr 8, 2009 (Wed): 2010.10
July 30, 2009 (Thu): 2010.20
Nov 19, 2009 (Thu): 2010.30

I am going to keep this thread clean of replies and just put the relevant info in this post. You can reply with new dates and versions, but put questions, commentaries in other threads or create a new thread. These dates refer to the North America map only.

You can use the Topo USA program included with the DeLorme PN-60 to import the waypoints, then export the waypoint from Topo USA to GPX format.

The Garmin will them be able to import the GPX file.

Yes, you will be able to do that once you install and activate the map.

Wow, I wrote that article nine years ago, but didn't remember the answer myself.

While there have been some changes at DeLorme (the most publicly being the closure of "The Map Store" at the HQ), there are little other changes that most consumers would see. The Gazetteers that most people know DeLorme for continue to be produced and as far as I know continue to be updated. The produce quite a trove of maps that many outdoors people rely on, particularly in the North East USA. Just as many people in Jersey will tell you where they live based on exit numbers, many people around here will tell you which page number of the Gazetteer from their state they live within.

The Eattmate PN-Series GPS has been discontinued, along with Street Atlas USA and Topo North America. The digital map data sets (used to power things like Topo USA) are still alive as is Xmap (their more pro cartography program).