Try OSMAnd.
Free. Download 5 free maps. eg. Aus(500Mb), roads only(200mb) and or some state maps. overseas maps available too.
State maps are free, but you only pay for stuff like hill shading and contour lines(ie. addons).
Maps are all OSM, so pretty up to date and accurate, good detail, down to about 1:5000 or something like that I think .. not that below about 1:10K is any useful or soemthing.
You can use online or offline maps . Offline is why I like it. Hard to find offline OSM maps.
With the maps, the Aus map doesnt' have contour/hillshading, so you need to download the relevant state maps to use contour/hillshading data. that additional data(ie. contour does have a small cost($5 or so).
Nice to have contours for 4WDing, but not essential for operation.
Works quite fast on my old slow Galaxy Tab7. Can take a few seconds to load an map image on the screen when you zoom out to pan and scan, but all vector based maps do that.
Personally I still prefer Ozi(for Android) only because I'm a heavy Ozi on PC user too tho.
I've seen/checked out/tried some other software, and not really a fan. I really hate the '3D' views many of them force on you in some instances .. I'm a bit old school in some ways, I guess. I just like maps to be consistent .. electronic maps should look the same as paper maps, and only ever run 'north up' too!.
Hope that helps.
Arthur.
'99 D1 300Tdi Auto
'03 D2 Td5 Auto
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