Scale
Map scales vary to suit the region or track. The maps are either small format: 297x420mm (A3), or large format: 840x600mm (about A1). Some maps are double-sided.
Legibility
Recreational information is easy to read, complementing essential topographic information without clutter. A realistic landform provides a useful geographic context and enables the user to engage with the landscape. The road network is very detailed and yet is clear and easy to follow. Car parks are shown at track entry points.
Quality
Large format maps are printed on either 90gsm Polyart synthetic waterproof paper, 94gsm high-wet-strength paper or 113gsm Sumo K Matt paper.
Small format maps are printed on 113gsm Sumo K Matt paper or 124gsm Polyart synthetic waterproof paper. The maps are presented folded in a clear vinyl wallet for protection.
They reflect the highest level of cartographic technology and production standards, resulting in a quality long-lasting product.
Digital map
The maps are available as large georeferenced PDFs. These offer the opportunity to window-in on a small area, and copy and paste it into a document for saving and printing for personal use. Other formats are also available. Contact NewTopo.
GPS
All maps are on the New Zealand Transverse Mercator projection and are GPS compatible. Refer NZTM Grid for details.
Accuracy
While not claiming to be "perfect", considerable effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information. Notice of errors or changes is appreciated. Contact NewTopo. For the latest information check the 'alerts' on the DOC website http://www.doc.govt.nz/parks-and-recreation/plan-and-prepare/alerts/
Safety in the hills
Your safety is your personal responsibility. Refer to the Mountain Safety Council for guidance. http://www.mountainsafety.org.nz/
Topographic data
NZTopo database, [ www.linz.govt.nz ] updated by extensive consultation with local and regional authorities.
Feedback
Feedback from users is welcome and encouraged. Contact NewTopo.
Map scales vary to suit the region or track. The maps are either small format: 297x420mm (A3), or large format: 840x600mm (about A1). Some maps are double-sided.
Legibility
Recreational information is easy to read, complementing essential topographic information without clutter. A realistic landform provides a useful geographic context and enables the user to engage with the landscape. The road network is very detailed and yet is clear and easy to follow. Car parks are shown at track entry points.
Quality
Large format maps are printed on either 90gsm Polyart synthetic waterproof paper, 94gsm high-wet-strength paper or 113gsm Sumo K Matt paper.
Small format maps are printed on 113gsm Sumo K Matt paper or 124gsm Polyart synthetic waterproof paper. The maps are presented folded in a clear vinyl wallet for protection.
They reflect the highest level of cartographic technology and production standards, resulting in a quality long-lasting product.
Digital map
The maps are available as large georeferenced PDFs. These offer the opportunity to window-in on a small area, and copy and paste it into a document for saving and printing for personal use. Other formats are also available. Contact NewTopo.
GPS
All maps are on the New Zealand Transverse Mercator projection and are GPS compatible. Refer NZTM Grid for details.
Accuracy
While not claiming to be "perfect", considerable effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information. Notice of errors or changes is appreciated. Contact NewTopo. For the latest information check the 'alerts' on the DOC website http://www.doc.govt.nz/parks-and-recreation/plan-and-prepare/alerts/
Safety in the hills
Your safety is your personal responsibility. Refer to the Mountain Safety Council for guidance. http://www.mountainsafety.org.nz/
Topographic data
NZTopo database, [ www.linz.govt.nz ] updated by extensive consultation with local and regional authorities.
Feedback
Feedback from users is welcome and encouraged. Contact NewTopo.
