Viewing Upcoming Elevation Changes
You can view upcoming elevation changes along your route. This can help you avoid or plan for steep uphill or
downhill grades.
1 From the map, select > Elevation.
2 Select the chart to expand it to the full screen.
The device displays your current elevation and a chart of elevation over distance.
3 Select an option:
• Select
or
to change the distance range of the chart.
• Select the arrows to scroll the chart.
Viewing upcoming traffic
NOTICE
Garmin is not responsible for the accuracy or timeliness of the traffic information.
Before you can use this feature, your device must be receiving traffic data (
).
You can view traffic incidents coming up along your route or along the road on which you are travelling.
1 While navigating a route, select > Traffic.
The nearest upcoming traffic incident appears in a panel on the right side of the map.
2 Select the traffic incident to view additional details.
Viewing traffic on the map
The traffic map shows colour-coded traffic flow and delays on nearby roads.
1 From the main menu, select > Navigation > Traffic.
2 If necessary, select > Legend to view the legend for the traffic map.
Searching for traffic incidents
1 From the main menu, select > Navigation > Traffic.
2 Select > Incidents.
3 Select an item in the list.
4 If there is more than one incident, use the arrows to view additional incidents.
Customising the map
Customising the map layers
You can customise which data appears on the map, such as icons for points of interest and road conditions.
1 Select > Map Display > Map Layers.
2 Select the layers to include on the map, and select Save.
Viewing the Public Lands Map Key
Public lands are colour-coded on the map to show who owns a specific plot of land. For example, you can see if
a plot of land is privately owned or if it is part of a national park. You must enable the public lands map layer to
use this feature (
Customising the map layers, page 20
).
You can view the legend for these colours on the device.
Select > Map Display > Map Layers > > Public Lands.
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Using the Map