Anyway, I then thought, "how can I get a high res map from these GPS coordinates"? I couldnt' figure out how to do it on Google maps, but Mapquest has a way that you can input coordinates and it will give you the map:
If google can do this, let me know.
But then I thought, what if I want the opposite? What I'm thinking, is I google map a location, then input those coordinates into the GPS as a waypoint. This might save me from feeling like I need an expensive TOPO to install on the GPS unit. So I found a site that does that too:
So, the long story has a point. My address at home is this:
Latitude: 40 deg, 42 min, 53 sec
Longitude: -99 deg, 6 min, 36 sec
Where's your home in GPS language?
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