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Brilliant, it works! Created a new file with the waypoints including the minus (previously indeed I removed the minus, thought it was solved with that but should have known better...). Then turned to GPS simulation mode and repositioned to the West side of Canada and all new POIs showed up. Strange bug, but the most important thing is that I can create the POIs at home and know they will show up in Canada. Thanks a lot for helping out!

Hi Red90, They are custom POIs. The content of the .csv file is: 118.90001, 50.03885, "coord118" 119.50686, 50.00010, "coord119" 120.42168, 50.01621, "coord120" 121.35617, 50.09974, "coord121" 122.45190, 50.20712, "coord122" 123.60450, 49.78679, "coord123" 124.73730, 49.80845, "coord124" 125.76748, 50.18985, "coord125" 126.78688, 50.42959, "coord126" 127.48921, 50.61555, "coord127" 128.35913, 50.72525, "coord128" 130.44060, 44.18547, "coord130" In my Colorado only the coord118, coord119, coord120 and coord121 show up. All the others not. (Sorry, don't know yet how to upload files, first time in forum )

I want to create POI's of waypoints created in Google earth. This is something I do on regular basis and it works quite well. Now we are planning to go to Canada for holiday, I suddenly encounter problems doing exactly the same job. The only difference seems to be the West coordinate! What I do: In Google Earth several points first created and saved as .kml file then merged in .csv file (standard WoW). All coords bigger then 121W do not show up in Garmin Colorado300. E.g. coord N 50° 5.984 W121° 21.370 does show up, N 50° 5.984 W122° 21.370 doe NOT. All values greater than 122 do not show up. What do I do wrong?