Than OSM does but comparing them side-by-side reveals that OSM beats Roadguide is good, and seems to have more paths marked in remote areas The provinces- Either the road/trail does not exist at all on the map or it is In theĬity OSM is accurate enough, but all of the map products have some issues in Doesn't work in the middle of nowhere and can't beĬached on my Android or downloaded to my Garmin so Google is out. Google is pretty much useless, requiring an active cell connection at all times None are reallyĬomplete or accurate, so it is best to use a combination of the available Philippines and come to mostly the same conclusions. I've pretty much worked with the same resources planning my travels in the Sent from my A898 Duo using Tapatalk 4 Beta Google is quite good in the city but a lot of inaccuracies out in the provinces, and caching or downloading of the entire Philippines isn't on the cards, unlike OsmAnd and Roadguide.ph. Oruxmaps gives access to various OSM maps (I really like the cycling map as it combines road and topo data), but map management seems way behind OsmAnd.

However the full version of this this map seems to have the most information. I did attempt to become a contributor to roadguide.ph, but the submissions I made seemed to be ignored and then disappeared. I've been using all of them as none of them are totally accurate or complete. I've been fiddling around with various maps on a few different GPS devices, a GPSMap76CSx, a StreetPilot 2820, a Montana (all Garmin) and various Android apps like Google Maps, OsmAnd, Oruxmaps and Mapswithme.įor maps I've been using roadguide.ph (both the downloadable demo map and PC-only full version for non-contributors which is Garmin / Basecamp compatible), Google maps and now the various OSM (Open Street Maps) maps.

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