RTMAP GEOTIFF
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Convert RTMAP to GEOTIFF

Can you convert RTMAP to GEOTIFF?
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Is it possible to convert RTMAP to GEOTIFF?
No - not a direct conversion.

No converter exists for RTMAP to GeoTIFF. If you need the map data in an open GIS format, contact the original map publisher and request a GeoTIFF or GeoPackage download directly - most providers offer multiple formats.

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Also to GEOTIFF: WLD · TFW · NC

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Why convert RTMAP to GEOTIFF?

RTMAP is a proprietary tiled raster map format from CompeGPS / TwoNav with no public documentation or open-source parser. A complete map requires multiple .rtmap tiles plus an .imp control file for georeferencing. GeoTIFF embeds coordinate reference system metadata inside a TIFF file and is a widely supported open format. No tool has implemented reading the closed CompeGPS binary to produce GeoTIFF output, because the format has no public specification.

How to convert RTMAP to GEOTIFF

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Within the TwoNav ecosystem, TwoNav Land can convert .rtmap to .rmap (the single-file format TwoNav recommends) - this does not produce GeoTIFF but keeps the map usable on TwoNav devices.

About these formats

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  • The RTMAP format is closed and proprietary with no published specification, so no GIS tool outside TwoNav can parse it.
  • A complete RTMAP map requires multiple tile files plus an .imp control file - a standalone .rtmap tile has no usable georeferencing on its own.
  • If you need GeoTIFF, contact the original map publisher and request an alternative download format; most commercial and governmental map sources also offer GeoTIFF or GeoPackage.

Frequently asked questions

Is there any tool that converts RTMAP to GeoTIFF?
No - no consumer or professional GIS tool supports this conversion because the RTMAP format has no public specification.
What GIS software can open RTMAP files?
None outside the TwoNav ecosystem - if you need the map in QGIS or similar software, you need a GeoTIFF or other open raster format from the original source.
Can I rename a .rtmap tile to .tif to view it as an image?
A single tile may open as a raw image, but all georeferencing is lost - the result is just a picture with no coordinate information and is not useful for navigation or GIS work.