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ExpertGPS displays every US Geological Survey topographical map (at 1:24K, 1:100K, and 1:250K scales) for the entire United States. The maps have been seamlessly tiled together, so you can print perfect maps, even if your trip crosses a paper map boundary. Draw directly on the maps, and print lat/lon and UTM grids for use in the field.

ExpertGPS displays black and white aerial orthophotos (DOQQs) for almost all of the United States. (Partial coverage in Alaska and Colorado mountains). With a resolution of one meter per pixel, you can produce incredibly-detailed maps.

High-resolution color imagery is available for San Francisco, L.A., Portland, Albuquerque, Tuscon, Houston, Fort Worth, El Paso, Denver, Chicago, Topeka, Detroit, Saint Louis, Washington DC, Atlanta, Orlando, Tampa, New Orleans, and other US cities.
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The Elevation Profile view in ExpertGPS shows a vertical plot of elevation over the course of your trip. Unlike in other software, the Elevation Profile in ExpertGPS is fully interactive - you can zoom in and out to see detail, create a waypoint at the exact high point of the profile, and delete "spikes" caused by poor GPS reception. Click anywhere on the profile, and your position (the yellow triangle) is instantly updated on the map!

Export an elevation profile of your hike to post on your Web site.

The Waypoint List shows all of your waypoints in a grid format. You can sort on any column, and add or remove columns to customize the Waypoint List to show your data just as you want it.

Did you ever go back and look at an old waypoint and realize that you have no idea what the cryptic 6-letter name you gave it means? With ExpertGPS, you'll never have that problem. The Edit Waypoint dialog lets you give your important waypoints descriptive labels, and you can choose a real-world type to categorize the object you are marking. Enter as many notes as you want in the description field - ExpertGPS will display them when you hover the mouse over the waypoint on the map. If you have a digital camera, take a photo and link it to the waypoint using the Links &Photos buttons.

Each of the items in ExpertGPS (your waypoints, routes, tracks, shapes, and notes) can be classified by assigning a Type. Once you create Types to describe the real-world objects you are mapping (trails, farm fields, streams, summits, trailheads, etc) you will be able to create professional-looking maps of all of your GPS data. ExpertGPS comes preset with a library of standard map symbols, and you can customize them or create your own to give your maps the perfect look.