If you are using the new "Maps Engine", then look in the top left box, underneath the title there is a folder icon. Click on that folder, then choose "Export to KML". For using the KML file in OsmAnd, and I'm not sure if it is possible to load it directly. If you want to show lines on the map, then you can convert it to a GPX track, eg using Follow these steps to convert your GPX/KML file into a shapefile file using free to download QGIS program. 1. Use QGIS to convert the GPX, KML, or KMZ into a shapefile (.shp) If the file has multiple sections, a pop-up window will appear listing the sections. Select all of the vector layers, then click “OK”. 2. Tracklia is an app that empowers you to import various GPX paths and follow them by yourself. This app has everything for you to plan and manage your trips, record your routes and share them with the world. The app provides you with detailed high-quality maps with all the elevation graphs and all that. Here is how to add GPX files to your Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro!See Galaxy Watch 5 Pro on Amazon: Wahoo have a limited form of route creation on their app. On the app, if you go to Rides > Route > Take Me To… then you can create a route from your current location to a location you select on the map, and it will create a route with TBT that you can sync with the ELEMNT. To use GPX data from the Google Maps Android app, you can follow these steps:-Open the Google Maps app on your Android device.-Search for the location you want to save as a GPX file.-Long-press on the map at the location you want to save. A red pin will appear.-Tap on the red pin to bring up the location details. introduction1- go to app store or play store to download google earth pro and maps me2- Create a KML or KMZ file in you computer by using Arcgis or Google ea I have had a look at it, but it doesn't seem to work unless you have an android phone. I am currently looking into offline maps and importing GPX files. Do you know if it does that via the android app, and how it imports it? I was looking to use Google drive, as that seems to be the only viable storage solution supported on Wear atm. WrNpEum.