MapTrax produces street maps compiled from Melway (Melbourne), Ballarat, Brisway (Brisbane) and Sydway (Sydney and Central Coast) Street Directories as a mosaic tile map in ECW format (plus Ozfx3). The maps are available in three scales as one map file. The maps are fully geo-referenced and calibrated using a differential GPS receiver.

The maps can be used with the moving map software and a laptop connected to a hand held GPS receiver, providing a simple vehicle navigation system.

2010 Publication (37th Edition)
    •    Melbourne CBD - scale 1:5000 - PDF Only ( New map geo-acurate map under development with Ausway )
    •    Melbourne Inner Suburbs - scale 1:10,000
    •    Melbourne Suburbs - scale 1:20,000
    •    Melbourne Index Map - scale 1:500,000
    •    Includes Bellarine Peninsula and Phillip Island (with Detail)
    •    General Area Map - Vic & Southern NSW 1:2,500,000
    •    General Area Map - Victoria 1:500,000
    •    General Area Map - Melbourne Day Trips 1:1,000,000
   
    •    New - Melways Yellow Map Pages
          - Non geo-referenced PDF maps of key Melbourne sites, including Universities, Hospitals, Memorial Parks, Airport, State & National Parks.

    •    New Search DB for Ozi-Explorer:
        •    Melbourne Post Code by Code or Suburb
        •    Melbourne Street Finder
    

The portfolio of city street maps is continually expanding. Our city map products are reproductions of street directories generally at a scale of 1:20,000, showing all streets. Some inner city areas are covered at scales of 1:10,000.

All maps (except PDF yellow pages) are fully geo-referenced and are suitable for use with GPS derived positions. For accurate positioning on maps at scales of less than 1:100,000, high accuracy (differential GPS) satellite-positioning systems are recommended.

The search features for OziExplorer have been completely updated with new data from Ausway.  At present the CD-Rom includes an up to date Street index, and Suburb Postcode index.

 

 

We hope to add the other name search features back in as Ausway geo-reference their datapoints during the year ( currently all in Ausway Grid reference rather than geographic co-ordinates)