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Luis, I wanted to mentioned I've tried this with a few different shapefile sources for MX highways and am not finding it so easy, so forgive me for the previous straightforward response. I believe it's an issue of projection within the shapefile. I'm still working on it and will update you with what I find. best, Michael > Luis, > > There is no current road map for Mexico so you'll need to create it yourself. > The program 'shpcv' will convert a shapefile, where you'll have to begin, to > SSF format. From there the program ssfgsf will convert SSF into a GSF file. > It should be that simple, but I'll have to play around with it here to make > sure it works correctly. > > Michael James > Unidata > > > > Full Name: Luis M Farf?n > > Email Address: address@hidden > > Organization: CICESE > > Package Version: 5.11.1 > > Operating System: Linux > > Hardware: > > Description of problem: > > > > Michael, > > > > I am trying to use GEMPAK for (real-time) displays of cloud cover in > > southern Baja California, Mexico. Attached is an example (gif image) of > > what I did, so far. This applies the GPMAP program along the STATES.UNI > > map file. However, I would like to add a regional road map to my displays. > > > > Are you able to provide guidance on how I can create a gempak-usable > > product to be added to my displays? > > > > Thanks, > > Luis M Farf?n. > > > > > Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: SRV-366525 Department: Support GEMPAK Priority: Normal Status: Open