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On the Garmin. This is confusing as the Garmin used in the tutorial is a Montana 650 and it comes with only 3 gb. So, I originally thought maybe it was displaying memory which includes the memory card and I had done something wrong as my Montana 650t showed just over 3 gb and I have a 16 gb microSD card installed. Took me a few minutes to determine what happened there, and I realized I was using a GPS Clone at the time. File transfers are much faster if you send data to the uSD card directly rather than through the GPS itself.After that, I noticed (same tutorial) that under Library/My Collection - there is a Birdseye folder listed. This is another conflict with what I actually see. Using BaseCamp, I can't see ANY Birdseye folders BUT, I can see it using Windows to Explore my drives/folders/files and that Garmin\Birdseye folder is on my memory card.I created that folder in 'My Collection' to store my BirdsEye maps. You do not see the same in your BaseCamp because you have yet to create it. My question there was whether people more in the know than me considered one better than the other.How could anyone but you answer that question? the two products are completely different things. Its like asking whether a painting is better than a book. :) Use the USGS link I posted to look at the 24k topo maps for your area. Then compare that to the satellite imagery at Google Maps and you will get some idea. Birdseye satellite imagery does not show any road names, water body names, cities, etc. It's just a picture. It will be from a different source than google uses, but it's still just a photograph. If you enable another map at the same time (for example, the topo on your 650t), it will display on top of the imagery however.As for the rest, it can be frustrating when you start out but give it time and you will learn. Garmin's documentation is not very good, but there are people here and at other forums who can help.

Which is my main purpose for the Garmin at this time. Which map type is preferred? The file structure on your GPS and uSD card, as you describe it, is correct.BaseCamp will not display the same file structure, but rather a modified database file structure. Nothing to be worried about, everything is working as designed.If the BirdsEye topo maps have the trails you desire, they may be good for you.Where are you located? Does GPSFileDepot have a trail map that better serves your purpose? The file structure on your GPS and uSD card, as you describe it, is correct.BaseCamp will not display the same file structure, but rather a modified database file structure. Nothing to be worried about, everything is working as designed.If the BirdsEye topo maps have the trails you desire, they may be good for you.Where are you located? Does GPSFileDepot have a trail map that better serves your purpose?Thanks for you help and input. I guess I'm asking too much of my Garmin / Documentation at this time. After all, only paid $500+ for the thing, why should the doc be up to date with the actual software!!I will check out the BirdsEye TOPO maps.I live in the Hayward, WI area and will check out the GPSFileDepot you mention.Again... Thanks! You said you purchased the Birdseye satellite imagery product ( Are you aware that is not the same thing as the Birdseye topo product ( which must be purchased separately?As BABJ mentioned, the topo product is just scans of USGS paper maps. The NE DVD that you mentioned is completely different, it is a vector based proprietary Garmin map and it costs $100, not $200 (FWIW).You can view the USGS maps online for free to see if they have the detail that you want, they should be the same thing as the Garmin Birdseye Topo. Go to the National Map Viewer here: the map as needed and zoom in on the area you are interested in. Now click the checkbox in left pane for "Scanned Topo Maps". It will take a few seconds to draw the map. Note that you need to zoom in pretty far to see the 24k maps. You said you purchased the Birdseye satellite imagery product ( Are you aware that is not the same thing as the Birdseye topo product ( which must be purchased separately?Yes, I am aware that the two are sold seperately. My question there was whether people more in the know than me considered one better than the other.My original issue was (and still is) - I wondered out loud about the size of image downloads via Birdseye Satellite Imagery. I have yet to see where the user