How about this one? Unpublished but ...
Fernando

Update to sol 2047, with Phil's names and the 19km flag.
Fernando
 The_Martian_Way_MSL_Curiosity_Sol_2047_2018MAY13.kmz ( 631.11K ) Number of downloads: 228

Confirmed! See the Mission Update for sol 2045

An L-shaped drive to the west then north of almost 38m. Definitely passed the 19km mark.

My pleasure, Phil! But I did miss the new names from your post. I will include them in the next installment, possibly Friday.
Fernando

Live transmition ended. Signals from InSight received. All is well.

Update to sol 2041. Less than 20m to the 19km mark!
Fernando
 The_Martian_Way_MSL_Curiosity_Sol_2041_2018MAY04.kmz ( 629.62K ) Number of downloads: 210

Update to sol 2034.
Fernando
 The_Martian_Way_MSL_Curiosity_Sol_2034_2018APR28.kmz ( 627.43K ) Number of downloads: 249

Extraordinary. Truly remarkable. Thank you so much!
Fernando

Update to sol 2027. A WNW drive of about 88m and 12m downslope.
Fernando
 The_Martian_Way_MSL_Curiosity_Sol_2027_2018APR21.kmz ( 626.01K ) Number of downloads: 285

Update to sol 2023.
Fernando
 The_Martian_Way_MSL_Curiosity_Sol_2023_2018APR17.kmz ( 624.54K ) Number of downloads: 291

Update to sol 2014. Curiosity moved SSE and to higher ground in an L-shaped drive of about 18m.
Fernando
 The_Martian_Way_MSL_Curiosity_Sol_2014_2018APR06.kmz ( 623.39K ) Number of downloads: 316

Update to sol 2006 (last move on sol 2004) and celebrating 3 Martian years of surface operations!
Fernando
 The_Martian_Way_MSL_Curiosity_Sol_2007_2018MAR30.kmz ( 620.95K ) Number of downloads: 233

Phil you're the greatest! The data on which I've been basing the GE path has been corrected. It now shows this:


Fernando

Hi Phil,
The path is a bit more to the west and has a sharp right (east) turn at the end, so perhaps no more going north.
Curiosity is now about 15m into quadrant 119. Might a new name announcement be imminent (hint, hint)?
Fernando

Edit: the path has been corrected. See Post #1162

Update to sol 1999 (sol 2002). The next drive is just a few hours away and is planned to be about 50m. Will Curiosity leave Torridon?
This update also includes the location data from PDS Release 17. This means the path data for sols 0-1877 and Analyst's Notebook data for sols 1-1869.
Fernando
 The_Martian_Way_MSL_Curiosity_Sol_1999_2018MAR25.kmz ( 619.55K ) Number of downloads: 218

Mars Science Laboratory Release 17

The NASA Planetary Data System announces the seventeenth release of data from
the Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) mission, covering data acquired from
Sol 1773 through Sol 1869 (August 1 to November 8, 2017).

This release consists of raw and derived data sets from the following
instruments:
Alpha Particle X-ray Spectrometer (APXS)
Chemistry & Micro-Imaging (ChemCam)
Chemistry and Mineralogy (CheMin)
Dynamic Albedo of Neutrons (DAN)
Hazard Avoidance Cameras (Hazcam)
Mars Hand Lens Imager (MAHLI)
Mars Descent Imager (MARDI)
Mast-mounted Cameras (Mastcam)
Navigation Cameras (Navcam)
Position Localization and Attitude Correction Estimate Storage (PLACES)
Radiation Assessment Detector (RAD)
Rover Environmental Monitoring Station (REMS)
Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM)
Spacecraft, Planet, Instrument, Pointing C-Matrix, and Event kernels (SPICE)

To access the above data for this release:
https://pds.nasa.gov/tools/subscription_ser...-20180316.shtml

Links to all MSL data sets may be found on the PDS Geosciences Node web
site http://pds-geosciences.wustl.edu/missions/msl/. The data may also
be reached from the main PDS home page, https://pds.nasa.gov/. MSL data
are archived at the PDS Atmospheres, Planetary Plasma Interactions
(PPI), Geosciences, Imaging, and Navigation and Ancillary Information
Facility (NAIF) Nodes.

Update to sol 1993, a drive of about 34m in the NE direction.
Here is a simple map, while Phil is away.

Fernando
 The_Martian_Way_MSL_Curiosity_Sol_1993_2018MAR16.kmz ( 617.01K ) Number of downloads: 239

More twisting on sol 1989. I guess this shows the terrain is not that easy to navigate... This update to sol 1989 includes Phil's map of the drilling attempts (thanks Phil!).
Fernando
 The_Martian_Way_MSL_Curiosity_Sol_1989_2018MAR12.kmz ( 615.78K ) Number of downloads: 246

Edit: My sincere apologies to everyone who had already downloaded the file. I mistakenly posted an old version. The attachment is the now the correct one. Thank you.

It seems Curiosity might stay at sol's 1963 location for a while,to attempt drilling, so here is an update with the latest move.
Fernando
 The_Martian_Way_MSL_Curiosity_Sol_1963_2018FEB13.kmz ( 613.45K ) Number of downloads: 294

Update to sol 1952 (last drive on sol 1950), including names from Phil's map.
Fernando
 The_Martian_Way_MSL_Curiosity_Sol_1952_2018FEB03.kmz ( 612.51K ) Number of downloads: 321

Thanks for the warning!
Fernando

Hi Paolo, thanks for the reply.
Perhaps I didn't explain conveniently. The error message maybe a Firefox one but the problem also happens with Edge and Chrome (all in Windows).
If I enter http://www.unmannedspacefligt.com it works fine. If I enter https://www.unmannedspaceflight.com then I get the error. It is an SSL problem. It is not possible to log in securely to UMSF. So information may be compromised, the password for instance.
I think we used to be able to log in securely and that changed some time ago. So perhaps the SSL got misconfigured somehow? Thanks
Fernando

Hi Sean,
Only later did I found out there already is a bit of the route map in it. When I create the KMZ file I use, in plotting the path, a collection of the path's points coordinates (latitude, longitude) in decimal degrees format. They can be extracted from the kmz file but it is not straightforward, so I was offering to send them, perhaps as a csv file. Thanks
Fernando

Oh Sean this is priceless! Thank you.

Would it be possible to create a version with MSL's route on it? If needed I can send you the coordinates.
Fernando

Thank you Phil. I do appreciate it. You know that I include in the kmz all the names in your maps, plus several images.

From GE it is a bit difficult to "feel like you are there" and your circular projections, in particular, are quite helpful for me to create a mental image of the place. Please keep them coming! Cheers

Fernando