When I tested routing after moving most points to resolution 24, I hit a big surprise. I let my Edge 705 calculate the route to this shop=organic: http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/node/370814886 To my great surprise, Garmin used the base map for computing the route, no matter which mode of transportation I chose. I thought that maybe my map tile has grown too big, but splitting it into three did not help. Then, I tried routing to some nearby points, such as the bus station http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/node/59967454, and that worked. I can navigate to that point even when using a single map tile. I wonder what is causing this? That the shop=organic could be located exactly on a way on the basemap? One more interesting point is that I did this calculation in demo mode, from about http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=60.3491678&lon=25.1092643&zoom=18. When the route used the base map, this position jumped to about http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=60.3473225&lon=25.1271307&zoom=18 which was close to the way (ref=140) on the basemap. I have successfully calculated a route to the shop before, but that was with an older basemap. The old basemap displayed a toilet symbol near my house; that's why I know. :-) Regards, Marko