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Garmin City Navigator NT SD Card for Garmin GPS Units, New Zealand (010-10760-00)
Garmin City Navigator NT SD Card for Garmin GPS Units, New Zealand (010-10760-00)

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Brand: Garmin
Category: CE

Buy New: $149.99



Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 68 reviews

Media: Electronics
Fragile: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.2
Dimensions (in): 19.7 x 19.7 x 19.7

MPN: New Zealand
Model: New Zealand
UPC: 753759054625
EAN: 0753759054625
ASIN: B000EEZ2QE

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: In Stock. Expedited shipping available

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
GARMIN 010-10760-00 SD Data Card City Navigator New Zealand SD memory card City Navigator New Zealand Contains detailed national street network coverage for all of New Zealand Coverage of Auckland/Wellington/Hamilton Christchurch and Dunedin Detailed coverage with turn restrictions/ speed categories/maneuvers Displays points of interest such as food and drink/lodging/petrol stations/hospitals and more Will automatically create point-to-point on your NT compatible Garmin GPS Product number: 010-10760-00


Customer Reviews:   Read 63 more reviews...

5 out of 5 stars Works well in UK   June 20, 2008
I bought it for someone traveling to the UK and they were very pleased with the map..it was used in a Garmin Nuvi 680.


5 out of 5 stars Well worth the expense   June 17, 2008
I purchased this sd card for a trip I had planned to Scotland. This little SD card was the best thing I bought for this trip. We spent 3 weeks driving around Scotland and it always got us to our chosen destination. If it hadnt been for this little card we would have never been able to see as much as we did. Having the GPS took allot of stress out of driving in a foreign country. I also used it in pedestrian mode while we were in edinburgh to get to places there. My husband and I would have never survived our trip still speaking to each other without this wonderful tool. If you are planning a trip and you will be driving just spend the money and enjoy your trip. It is the best money you will ever spend.


5 out of 5 stars Phenomenal - Worth Every Cent   June 3, 2008
This little SD card saved our vacation. Typically we tend to rely on maps and self navigation, and it makes for a tense vacation when we're arguing over roads that aren't there, places that are impossible to find, etc. This time, we bought the SD card for my Garmin nuvi 660. This little gem got us to the most remote areas of southern England imaginable! Not one of our coastal locations was a problem to find. In one case, we stayed in a "town" that was literally three houses amid the moors. No road signs, one-lane roads, and no problem at all with this map! It's worth every cent. We found another retailer who sold it for much much less, but knowing what I know now, I'd not hesitate to pay what retailers here are asking for it!


4 out of 5 stars Europe   May 22, 2008
There were times where it was difficult to get the satellite reception near tall buildings but it made it nice to walk around the town (London) when we had the reception.


5 out of 5 stars Great, but unintentionally funny!   May 19, 2008
The City Navigator worked perfectly on our recent trip to Spain. It got every road right and found all the shortcuts. There are two issues: first, the navigator has a hard time distinguishing between the AutoVia main highways and the quaint, but ill-paved local roads. If it's shorter, it tells you to take the turnoff. Just ignore those tendencies and let it re-calculate a route on the good roads. Second, the pronounciation of the Spanish road names is quite funny. It took a while, but we figured out that "call" means Calle and the more complicated place names were undecipherable. All in all a wonderful product.

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