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Maps: 1:24,000 – 1:66,000
Areas Covered: Aberdeen, Bellingham, Colville, Kennewick, Olympia, Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver, Walla Walla, Wenatchee, Yakima, Mount Rainier, North Cascades and Olympic National Parks
– 19,000+ land & water geographic features
– 70,000 Public Land Survey System section numbers (PLSS)
– 580+ Private Land Hunting Opportunities
– Over 900 miles of lake, river and ocean paddling routes
– Close to 140 wildlife viewing locations
– Close to 150 winter recreation areas
– 2,500+ Cities
– Close to 400 Public Access locations to Beaches / Shoreline
– 300+ Resource Facilities
– 850+ Transportation Services
– 110+ Visitor Information Centers
– 850+ Backroad attractions including beaches, caves, ruins, surfing areas, fire towers, museums, hot springs, historic sites and more
– 200 waterfalls
– 425 fishing locations across the state including lake, river & stream and ocean fishing hot spots
– Close to 500 boat ramps/launches and over 80 marinas
– 150 clearly defined Game Management Units
– Over 1,000 National, State and Local Parks
– 750+ Campsites
– Close to 400 Backcountry Campsites
– 245 Huts
– Over 225 Picnic Areas
– 570 paddling access locations and portages
– Close to 10,000 miles of multi-use trails and over 2,400 trailheads
– Close to 2,300 miles of ATV and OHV (Off-Highway Vehicle) trails
– Close to 2,700 miles of snowmobile trails
– 107,000 miles of Routable Roads including highways, freeways and rural roads
– 103,000 miles of non-routable roads including backcountry roads, deactivated industry roads and four-wheel drive roads
– Over 10,000 miles of Trails for hikers, mountain bikers, horseback riders, cross-country skiers, including long-distance Pacific Crest and Pacific Northwest Trails
– Close to 2,700 miles of Snowmobile Trails
– Close to 2,300 miles of ATV-QUAD Trails
– Over 900 miles of Paddling Routes

Compatible Garmin Units:

✓ Compatible with most Garmin GPS Vehicle or Outdoor models made in 2012 and later that accept SD or Micro-SD cards.
✗ NOT compatible with Garmin GPS Marine models, with the exception of the Garmin 276csx and 79SC.
✓ Compatible with the new Garmin 66i, Montana 700i and Tread Overland units with inReach technology.
✗ NOT compatible with Garmin inReach Explorer+ SE & Mini and Garmin Drive 61 units.

Handheld Garmin GPS:

  • Colorado Series: Limited Compatibility
  • Dakota Series: Compatible
  • eTrex Legend Cx/HCx, Venture Cx, Vista Cx/HCx: Limited Compatibility
  • eTrex 20, 22x, 30, 32x: Compatible
  • GPSMAP 60Cx/60CSx, 76Cx/76CSx: Limited Compatibility
  • GPSMAP 62s Series, 64 Series, 65 Series, 66 Series: Compatible
  • GPSMAP 78 Series, 79 Series, 276Cx: Compatible
  • Montana 600 Series, 700 Series: Compatible
  • Monterra: Compatible
  • Oregon 200: Limited Compatibility
  • Oregon 300, 400, 450, 550, 600, 650, 700, 750 Series: Compatible
  • Rino 520 Hcx, 530 HCx: Limited Compatibility
  • Rino 700: Not Compatible
  • Rino 650, 655t, 750, 755t: Compatible
  • Tread Base, Oveland and XL Overland: Compatible

Automotive Garmin GPS:

  • dezl 580, 780: Compatible
  • Drive Assist/Smart 60, 61: Not Compatible
  • Drive Assist/Smart 50: Compatible
  • DriveSmart 55, 65, 76: Compatible
  • DriveTrack 71: Compatible
  • nuvi 200, 300, 500, 600, 700, 800 Series: Limited Compatibility
  • nuvi 400, 1200, 1300, 1400, 1600, 3700 Series: Compatible
  • Overlander: Compatible
  • RV 760, 780, 785: Compatible
  • Tread Base, Oveland and XL Overland: Compatible
  • StreetPilot 300, 500 Series: Limited Compatibility
  • zumo 200, 500 Series, XT: Limited Compatibility
  • zumo 396, 550, 595, 600 Series, XT2: Compatible

PLEASE NOTE: Most Garmin™ units made in 2012 and later that accept SD or Micro-SD cards are compatible with Backroad GPS maps. You might not find the latest releases on this table. “Limited Compatibility” label is assigned to units with known issues or features that may not work as intended, or have received mixed reviews.