Topo Maps+ has a few different ways to delete any maps you have downloaded to free up more space on your device.
1. Delete individual maps regions
When you are downloading maps you can tap on already downloaded map regions to delete them. This works well when you need to just delete one or two regions, but it can be tedious when you need to delete a larger area.
2. Select multiple regions
When you are downloading maps you can tap on “Select” in the upper left corner and then select all of the regions you want to delete. If you have Topo Maps+ PRO you can zoom out and select larger regions as well. Your selections don’t have to be areas that are fully downloaded. When you then tap on the “Delete” button on the toolbar, all of the downloaded maps in the selected regions will be deleted.
3. From My Downloaded Maps
You can see which maps you have downloaded and their sizes by selecting “My Data” and then “My Downloaded Maps”. Here you will see all of the types of maps you have downloaded, how much storage each map type is using, and the total storage for all of the maps. If you wish to delete all of the maps you can scroll down and delete all of the maps.
You can select individual maps to see a list of downloaded regions for that map and to delete just that one map type. You can select the individual downloaded regions to jump to their location on the map.
I would like to see public land boundaries overlays on terrain and satellite images.
Mike,
Thank you for this feedback, I really appreciate!
Currently I use Jerry Brown’s maps to hike the CDT and then down load the waypoints on my GPS. I also carry a camera so I think I would save weight if I just used my cell phone with a solar charger. this summer I will carry both to see how the phone system works
Jim,
It sounds like you have some awesome hikes planned! Let me know if you have any questions about using Topo Maps+ on your iPhone? If you take photos with you iPhone and you have Topo Maps+ PRO you can easily turn those photos into waypoints and see where photos are located on the map. http://glacierpeakstudios.com/blog/photo-overlays/