

Vectorizes raster images into Garmin format allows custom symbology very fast compiler. mp, OpenStreetMap OSM, GPX, GDB, KML, KMZ, DBX, PLT, WPT) you can also import raster imagery as a guide for drawing vector features. Lots of supported import vector formats (shapefile, Polish Map Format. MapWel: A full-featured vector map editor and compiler, with routing support recently added.
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At $300, hard to justify for that use only, but it’s a full featured vector/raster viewer and format converter as well. Supports just about every vector GIS format out there for input, and can re-project just about any coordinate system to the geographic/WGS84 coordinate system required for Garmin maps. Global Mapper: Can export vector data in Polish Map (.mp) format, along with proper level formatting data. Not clear to me it’s worth the price (30 UK pounds) GPSMapEdit and MapWel are better choices in that price range.
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MapMan: Free version already covered here paid version adds a few more features.

GPSMapEdit: Free evaluation version already covered here paid version offers more features. Free apps are great, but they often have a steep learning curve, and require more effort to use paid apps often have more features, and come with support. After 16 posts on free tools for Garmin vector map creation, thought I’d throw in some links to non-free apps.
