Finding A City - Garmin Quest Owner's Manual

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Finding Cities
You can search for cities by name or by viewing a
list of the cities nearest your current location.
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Finding a City

Find a city by selecting Cities from the Find page. All cities within your current physical location as well
as each city' s direction and distance from your current location appear. Up to 50 cities are listed at a time.
Use the rocker pad to move down the list if necessary, or type in the name of the city you seek by selecting
the "<Containing>" box and pressing OK to reveal an onscreen keyboard. Use this keyboard as well to look
for a city that is not on the list.
Select the city name you seek and press OK. A City page appears for that city as well as the direction of
the city from and distance to your current location. The top of the page describes the city' s size with such
terms as "Large City," "Small Town," "Medium City," To save this city to your My Locations list, select Save.
In this way, you can locate the city more quickly in the future. To fi nd another place (such as a hotel or res-
taurant) near this city, select Find Near. This feature is useful when you are planning a trip and would like
to see what places are near each other. To create a route to this city, select Route To.
Advanced Options: While on the City page (as discussed above), press the
MENU key to reveal more options. To see where your address is located on the map,
select Show Map. For step-by-step directions to the address, select Directions to Me.
Other ways to fi nd cities
Here are a variety of ways to search for cities:
• If you are planning a trip and are looking for a city that is not near your current location, press the
MENU key while you are on the Find page. At the Menu window that appears, select Find by Name and
select Cities. Enter the city name using the onscreen keyboard that appears.
• You can fi nd cities that are beyond your current location by panning to a particular area. Press the
FIND key, select Cities, and all cities appear that are near the map pointer.