Features embody nine zoom levels, map drag, grayscale and color support, and the aptitude to exchange detail levels.

Search streets, landmarks or callinges by appellation or classification.

** [Dec 6, 2007] by Prezes
It's something strange, beacause I've installed v.5.27 since 2005. And this 4.1 zip formatted Mapopolis is fake:( W'll be repeared in the future?

***** [Dec 20, 2001] by Mike
I'm very happy with this software. I've been comparing it to the Magellan Map Companion software that came with my GPS Companion springboard module. So far I prefer the Mapopolis interface. The maps are detailed and accurate. The user interface is intuitive and user-friendly. I’ve had no problems with the GPS interface. Good product!

***** [Aug 2, 2001] by Mark
It's a great app, but unfortunatly it's not been upgraded to 2.1 yet. I don't know why they say it's been updated to 2.1 when the download and the website say it's still at 2.0. Go figure

***** [Aug 2, 2001] by Ellick Chan
With a Sony Clie handheld, and a 128mb memory stick, Mapopolis 2.0 rules. I can store all my maps on the stick, and still have plenty of memory to go around. The maps are quick, easy to use, and well worth the $3 I paid for them. Great job Guys! I can't wait until this app has true memory stick support so I don't have to keep manually juggling the maps back and forth.

***** [May 10, 2001] by Bruce Westfall
This thing is great! Loads fast, free maps by county (but no city names) and a search tool that actually finds stuff. It locates Burger Kings and other necessary places. The little dinky roads like where I live are listed by name and number, and any portion of text search will find it. The menu is kinda weird, but this program got one of my four buttons - an honor rarely bestowed, right? I think the maplets should be automatically made, though. I might actually PAY for the deluxe stuff, the free is so good - maybe the other is BETTER!...blah, blah blah - download it!