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I know how to export tracks I create in Vespucci to my pc using the WIFI File Transfer App. There's a directory folder for Vespucci on the Android.

I cannot find a directory for OSMAND on my Android phone.

There is no information in the OSMAND help at http://osmand.net/help I'm feeling very dumb.

asked 02 Dec '16, 14:13

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I guess you are asking about the trip recording plugin?

After saving the track in OsmAnd (REC -> Stop or My Places -> Tracks -> Current track -> Save) the track is listed under My Places -> Tracks. Next to each track there is a three-dots-menu with a share button.

The saved GPX track is also stored in your OsmAnd data folder. In my specific case (I'm using the external sd card for OsmAnd) the saved tracks are located under /storage/<SD-Card-ID>/Android/data/net.osmand.plus/files/tracks/rec/.

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answered 02 Dec '16, 14:35

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edited 29 Oct '21, 08:36

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for the free version of OsmAnd, the folder is not net.osmand.plus but just net.osmand I believe

(02 Dec '16, 16:56) escada
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Excellent! I don't have an SD card but was able to find the files under /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/net.osmand.plus/files/tracks/rec/ I never would have found them without your help. I did discover that I can "share" a track by email or to my google drive from My Places-My Tracks-rec and select the "three dot icon" next to the track I want and select "share"

(02 Dec '16, 18:25) Alan01730

After recent changes in OSMAND (Android) tracks are not stored in separate folder anymore. How can I export now many tracks at once outside OSMAND to back up them?

(25 Dec '21, 22:34) Andrzej3345

Sounds like an Android 11 restriction. I can't answer this since I don't have Android 11. On my phone tracks are still accessible via file manager.

(28 Dec '21, 08:37) scai ♦
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