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Hey SGIC2008, <br />
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Google maps does this as well. When you are putting in your locations there is a link that says add destination, you can add up to 25 destinations and it will route the entire thing for you. <br />
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You have to manually put in the addresses, but you can save your default location and save each map you have created. <br />
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Hope that helps!
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Some GPS devices have a feature called route optimization. &nbsp;Once you add in your multiple destinations, you can have them sorted via the route optimization feature. &nbsp;Check with Garmin to see which units have that feature.<br />

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Hi,<br />
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I'm looking for a tool that will take a list of locations and then generate the best route from location to location. &nbsp;I'm not sure if Google Maps can does this? &nbsp;Something inexpensive would be great but I'm willing to spend some money on this if it's actually available. &nbsp;Also we use Goldmine so being able to use locations from there for this would be preferable.<br />
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Thanks.
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Hi,

I'm looking for a tool that will take a list of locations and then generate the best route from location to location.  I'm not sure if Google Maps can does this?  Something inexpensive would be great but I'm willing to spend some money on this if it's actually available.  Also we use Goldmine so being able to use locations from there for this would be preferable.

Thanks.

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