Are good to distinguish between easy, moderate, and difficult trails. The solid Green, Blue, and Red navigation aids show up as solid round circle on the GPS and show up very good. “Oil/Water Pipe Line” shows up as a Thin Black line – easy to see (looks the same as “Marine Hazard”, “Time Zone”, ”Airport Runway Ctr. “Railroad” shows up as a Very Thin Black line with Slashes across the line – easy to see (have to change level in order to see it when other lines/types 1st appear) Line” shows up as a Thin Black line –very easy to see (looks the same as “Time Zone”) “River” shows up as a Thin Light Blue line – somewhat easy to see (looks the same as “Shoreline of Water Body” and “Major Hwy. “Marine Hazard” shows up as a Thin Black line – easy to see “Major Depth Contour” shows up as a Thin Bright Blue line – very easy to see (doesn’t show up as well when U.S. “Shoreline of Water Body” shows up as a Thin Light Blue line – somewhat easy to see (looks like “Major Hwy. “Interim Land Contour” shows up as Thin Black line – very easy to see (looks like “Time Zone”) “Major Land Contour” shows up as Thin Light Purple line –somewhat easy to see (small version of “Int’l Boundary”) “Time Zone” shows up as a Thin Black line – very easy to see (looks like “Interim Land Contour”) Angle looks green) – easy to see (looks like the “Walkway/Trail overlaid with the “International Boundary”) “State/Province Boundary” shows up as a Wide Light Violet with a very tiny bit of Black (if GPS 45 deg. “International Boundary” shows as a Wide Violet line - easy to see. “Walkway/Trail” shows up as a faint Broken Black line – a little difficult to see if wanting to easily see a trail. “Roundabout” shows up as a Thin Gray line – easy to see (looks like “Arterial Roads”) Ramp Low Speed” shows up as a Thin Black line – easy to see “Unpaved Road” shows up as a faint Broken Black line – somewhat easy to see when zoomed in (not quite as broken of a line as the ”Walkway/Trail”) “Collector Road” shows up as a Very Thin Gray – easy to see (similar to “Time Zone” or “Marine Hazard” when zoomed in a lot just not quite as heavy a line) “Arterial Roads” show up as a solid Thin Gray Line – somewhat easy to see. “Other Highway Road” shows up as a Reddish Brown line - (doesn’t look any different than Principal Roads) “Principal Roads” show up as a Reddish Brown line – very easy to see (not quite as wide a line as Major Highways (little hard to distinguish between “Major Hwys”. “Major Highway Connector” shows up as a Thin Light Blue line - somewhat easy to see (looks like “Shoreline of Water Body” and “River”) “Major Highways” show up as a Wide Red line –extremely easy to see All of these are with GPS Display Mode as “Daytime” & Color Scheme as “Diamond”. This gives a description of how they actually end up looking on the GPS, since a lot of Tracks/”Types” and Waypoint Icon Symbols in GPSMapEdit won’t look the same in your GPS as they do on your computer screen. Note: The following information is a comparison concerning Track/”Types” (such as roads) and Waypoints/”Labels”/”Icons” used in GPSMapEdit and uploaded to a Garmin 60CSx. They won't look the same color or like the same symbol as you see displayed in GPSMapEdit all the time.
This will definitely save you a lot of time knowing how the Tracks and Waypoints will end up looking on your GPS.
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