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    Random blue geometric shape.  This happens at lot.

    I don't recall exactly what we were doing, at this point.  I *suspect*
    we were telling it to get us from Brimley, MI, to Tahquamenon Falls.

    OSM maps

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    Thoroughly irrational routing.

    I believe we asked it to get us from Tahquamenon Falls, MI, to Munising.
    There are no highways where it was telling us to go.  Not even rural
    routes.  Just dirt/gravel back roads.

    OSM maps

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    Random blue geometric shape.

    I don't recall where we were, at this point, or what we were doing,
    other than we were en-route and navigating.  Or trying to.

    OSM maps

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    This was experiment #1 of 2, where I gave it a challenging route.  I
    told it to calculate the route from Iron Mountain, MI (on the western
    border with Minnesota) to West Angle, MN.

    All the way back through the entire length of Michigan's Upper Peninsula,
    and up through Canada?

    OSM maps

    Btw: Mapping it with Google Maps, from home (in the Metro-Detroit area)
    produced a route estimated at a little over 17 hours.  It did not go
    over the top of Lake Superior.

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    Experiment #2 of 2.  Same route solution requested: Using the TomTom maps,
    instead.

    Good route... I think.  Hard to tell, as there was no map detail at any
    level of zoom.  Notice that even the Great Lakes are all missing.  This
    is a very common thing when using the TomTom maps.

    TomTom maps