Everglades Topo

Far more of South Florida mapped, and contour lines you can see at every zoom. - Much more ground: contour lines now cover east Naples (Belle Meade, Rookery Bay, Keewaydin, Cape Romano), Loxahatchee and the Water Conservation Areas, the Broward marshes north past Alligator Alley, the Homestead edge, the Biscayne shore, Card Sound, north Key Largo and Florida Bay. Over 6,000 square miles, gap-free. - Lines at every zoom: zoom out and the lay of the land stays on the map, with the main 1 ft lines and then 2 ft lines across whole regions. Zoom in and every 1 ft line takes over. - See where the lines are: zoomed far out, a dashed outline marks the mapped area. Tap inside it to jump straight to line level. - New detail meter in the legend shows how much line detail you're looking at. Tap it to zoom in a step. - Two kinds of contour lines on one map: Sea level, or Above ground (how far the ground rises above the land around it). Switch right under the color bar. - Cleaner lines: no false rings around ponds and canals, labels from the lowest to the highest line in view, a heavier line every 5 feet, and small rises keep their ring. - New Banks layer: every shoreline colored by how high its bank stands above the water. - Long-press anywhere to drop a pin and see the straight-line distance and direction from where you are. - About 67,000 likely high spots and 25,000 tree-island peaks, now including the new areas, with roads, canals and levees filtered out. Tap an island to see the elevation at its peak and at the nearby low ground. - One location button: tap to show where you are and follow along, tap again to stop. Go to a GPS coordinate has its own search button, and the map-centre coordinates can be shown on screen. - A new visual guide on first launch and under Help. - Lines and pins skip Naples, Marco Island and Homestead Air Reserve Base, and farm fields are hidden, so the map focuses on wild ground. - Much smoother panning and zooming.