Monday, Jan 20, 2025 at 15:34
Hi Duncan,
The 2025 EOTopo map set is now finalised with licences for sale via our
shop. The final step is the Traveller app update (v9.2), which is required to support the 2025 maps. This update has been released on our end, but it’s currently awaiting store approval and should appear very soon.
Here’s a breakdown of recent promotions to clarify any confusion:
EOTopo Buyer Guarantee – Free Updates
As per our EOTopo Buyer Guarantee (see Licence Terms on the EOTopo page), anyone who purchased the 2024 edition within three months of the 2025 release qualifies for a free upgrade. These customers have already been notified personally via the email address in their licence/account, and the licence is automatically applied to their user account. Once the v9.2 update is available, they can simply download the maps.
25% Discount off the new EOTOPO MAPS for Existing Users
To celebrate our 25th birthday, we’re offering a 25% discount to customers upgrading from older EOTopo editions (2019, 2021, 2023, or 2024) to 2025. Promo codes and instructions were sent via email to registered Traveller app users. This discount is available through our webshop only, which is why emails were sent early to prevent confusion with the in-app purchase option (where discounts aren’t applicable).
25% Discount off the TRAVELLER APP for New Buyers
New customers can purchase the Traveller app at 25% off on both Android and Apple platforms. This promotion runs from 1st–25th January.
We hope these promotions offer something for everyone!
2025 Map Updates
The EOTopo documentation page on our website has been fully updated to outline how we update our maps. Each release includes a comprehensive Australia-wide refresh across various features. Here are the key highlights for 2025:
New data for gas & oil pipelines
New data for
water pipelines
New data for
water bodies
Latest import & conflation of OSM data in urban areas for residential streets, parks, urban amenities, buildings, industrial areas, carparks etc.
Updated
infrastructure - powerlines, masts, towers
Updated roads/tracks surface - for changes from unsealed to sealed road sections in outback
Addition of tracks
Updates to track access restrictions (e.g., 4WD only, permits required, etc.).
Alignment corrections and old track deletions (an ongoing project - user feedback and field research is critical for this)
Tropic of Capricorn moved to match continental shift
Given the scale of updates, it’s impossible to itemise every change, but full details are available on the EOTopo page.
I hope this addresses your questions, and please feel free to reach out if you need further clarification.
Cheers,
Michelle
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