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Offline Map Nicaragua (Golden Forge) app for iPhone and iPad


4.6 ( 4256 ratings )
Travel Navigation
Developer: Aliya Salakhova
3.99 USD
Current version: 2.0, last update: 7 years ago
First release : 22 Oct 2013
App size: 27.68 Mb

Nicaragua Offline Map application developed Golden Forge, Inc.

Golden Forge Offline Maps is the app set of different geographical areas around the world.

This mobile offline map application of Nicaragua is ready to go: just install and this map is always with you whether you are connected or not. High-detail map with many points of interest, such as hotels, museums, restaurants, shops, parks, viewpoints, banks. Or search for any street or place of interest by name.

MAJOR FEATURES:
1. High-detail map of Nicaragua.
2. GPS location.
3. Compass feature and detailed route to destination.
4. Add locations to the favorites (bookmarks).
5. Easy to use, no map downloads required, all data is packed in the app.
6. Works entirely without internet connection. No data costs. No roaming expenses.
7. Local Search, which offers easy-to-find information on restaurants, banks, parking lots, subway station and other useful facilities in your neighborhood.
8. Alphabetic street index - address search (by street name & house number).
9. Minimal permissions. No access to your private phone data (apart from your GPS location).
10. No ads. No additional in-app-purchases required.

By selecting a map area you can search around any point in the map to find the closest points of interest.


Other names: Nicaragua Offline Map, Nicaragua Map, Nicaragua GPS

Latest reviews of Offline Map Nicaragua (Golden Forge) app for iPhone and iPad

Not ready for prime time
There is no map! Only some sort of directional thing in a blue circle. If you hit POI it will show data for the POI but there is nothing displayed otherwise. Save your money, use google maps app instead.
It does not work, at all
The only problem with this mapping app is that there is no map, and it does not work. Google maps does work.
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