Versamap is supplied with digital maps from the Versamap Micro World Database, which contain boundaries for the new countries that have formed from the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia, for Eritrea, for Canadian Provinces, and for Australian States. Individual geographic features, such as coastlines, rivers, islands, and political boundaries, can be plotted from these digital map databases.

The program allows users to plot their own data as lines or symbols in an ASCII format, and to display labels next to their data points. Text may be added to maps using any Windows font. Each text string can have a different font, and can be rotated in 1 degree increments.

The program plots Great Circles between user selected endpoints, and reports course and distance at points along the Great Circle. Versamap also reports map parameters and scale errors at selected points on the map. Versamap is designed to plot outline maps of areas larger than about 200 miles on a side.