Garmin - Auto Drive Hellas v1.60
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DESCRIPTION
Cities updates: In total, 3017 navigable cities / towns / villages (see the detailed list for the larger cities included in this version).
Road network updates: Improvements and additions in the island of Salamis, Prefecture of Kilkis (Kilkis-Goumenissa-Polykastron), the island of Thassos, Promachonas area and Evros area (Orestiada-Didymoteicho). Recent changes in Egnatia Odos and Maliakos are also included.
Points of interest: Updates to reflect changes in non-static POI's that have been modified, as well as many new additions (mainly gas stations, banks, parking areas, lodging and gyms).
New version of road network: All country's road network is being redone at scale 1:5000. Following the example of Lefkada (v1.30), areas of West Greece (v1.40) and many areas in Epirus, Peloponnese, Macedonia and Trache (v1.50), the following prefectures have been updated:
Periphery of Attica: Piraeus (45% - area of "Argosaronikos")
Periphery of Central Greece: Evrytania (100%), Fokida (35%), Fthiotis (20%)
Periphery of Central Macedonia: Imathia (100%), Thessaloniki (40%), Pella (55%), Pieria (40%), Serres (35%), Chalkidiki (15%)
Periphery of East Macedonia and Thrace: Drama (60%), Kavala (50%), Rodopi (90%), Xanthi (60%)
Periphery of Epirus: Arta (100%), Preveza (100%), Thesprotia (100%), Ioannina (95%)
Periphery of Ionian Islands: Kerkyra ("Corfu") (100%), Kefallinia (100%), Lefkada (100%)
Periphery of North Aegean: Chios (85% - island of Chios)
Periphery of Peloponnese: Argolida (100%), Korinthia (100%), Lakonia (55%), Arcadia (50%)
Periphery of Thessaly: Trikala (100%), Karditsa (70%), Larissa (45%)
Periphery of West Greece: Aitoloakarnania (100%), Achaia (40%)
Periphery of West Macedonia: Kozani (60%), Kastoria (25%), Florina (25%)
Note: The majority of corrections based upon users' feedback received up to 11/25/2008 have been included. Pending corrections will be included in next release, scheduled for mid-March 2009.
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