transfer Google My Maps to Garmin


A new service called TakeItWithMe now lets you transfer Google My Maps and Google Earth KML content directly to Garmin handheld GPS devices using the recently announced Garmin Communicator API. Or alternatively you can use this tool to convert Google My Maps to GPX format.

It is pretty straight forward to use the tool; all you have to do is copy a my Maps URL into the form and click ‘Load My Maps’ to get started. Just watch the video, you’ll see what we mean… via

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12 Responses to “transfer Google My Maps to Garmin”

  1. Jose Olcese Says:

    With this script, you can convert garmin IMG maps to google earth

    http://jolcese.googlepages.com


  2. Jimmy Says:

    You spelt “Take” wrong in the video


  3. Craig Says:

    i get a fatal error:

    invalid document structure


  4. Brad Henley Says:

    it too got a fatal error:

    invalid document structure

    i am using nuvi 200


  5. Ann Long Says:

    this is a garmin etrex venture hc
    I have no idea how to get a google map to the garmin. HELP!


  6. Cyn Says:

    You spelled “spelt” wrong in your comment.


  7. malaysia seo Says:

    i have no idea too, is there any tools we can use?


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  9. Al Says:

    Spellling “takitwithme” without the “e” in “take’ is a killer. Find a better URL if “takeitwithme” isn’t available…


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  11. Jarrod P Says:

    Does this work with the Marine GPS units? I use my marine gps unit for hiking and street travel. Really trying to keep it down to one unit.


  12. Ralph Cupping Says:

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