GIS Coordinates Converter. DD Decimal Degrees Decimal degrees DD express latitude and longitude geographic coordinates as decimal fractions of a degree.
Enter latitude and longitude in the appropriate Latitude and Longitude fields. Select the desired format. Click the Convert button, and the result appears in the Converted Coordinates card in the Position field. To parse the data, choose Parse Text mode on the work mode panel. Insert your string into Position filed in Parse Coordinates card.
Click the Parse button, and the result will be displayed in the Converted Coordinates card in the appropriate fields. First, select the "Convert Coordinates" mode of operation. Then enter latitude and longitude in the corresponding fields in the "Convert Coordinates" section. Next, select the desired format to which your coordinates will be converted. Then just click "Convert" and wait for the conversion result. When the coordinates are converted, the result will be displayed in the "Converted Coordinates" section.
First, select the "Parse Text" operating mode. Next, enter a string in the "Position" field. Then click the "Parse" button and wait for the process to complete. The coordinates are displayed in the Parsed Position window. Yes, you can! After receiving the result, the "Open Map" button will appear.
If you click on this button, a map with your coordinates will open. There is no need. Our application will detect the format automatically. Yes, you can use the free Coordinates app on any operating system that has a web browser. As a clue I know for a fact it's in my country[zimbabwe].
Problem is I dnt know where to put the degrees and minutes and all. Please help. As this can make a big difference when converted it need a to add. Minutes '. Seconds ". Editor Thank you for your helpful feedback. We just fixed it. Best wishes. Guest - Editor's Pick After hassling to look for a converter online I just noticed you had all the details here.
Franz - Editor's Pick Nice implementation, thanks. Brad The inability to enter fractional seconds in the longitudinal input has caused me to be in error by Kp Thank you so much for this formula 1. Mawufemor Thank you, it was helpful. Tania Very useful converter, thank you! Jan Egil Kristiansen I would find it useful, if decimal minutes were accepted, as degrees and deciml minutes is a common and absurd!
Smiley How to account for negative values less than 1 degree e. Abir Very useful, I like it : 6. Guest formula really help me out to convert coordinates to decimal degree. Anon Why doesn't this generate a link to google maps? Ohnmarsoe Very much needful. Thanks 3. Susan I use this tool almost daily, thanks! Jeff Do you have an app that when my phone finds my GPS location it gives me the lat and long in 8 decimal places without using the converter?
Denny Should be able to enter decimal seconds for longitude. I dont know how to convert this and i dont know this coordinate system 3. Guest Where did you come across this? Christopher what could be the time in Lagos state at longitude 18 east when the time is pm in Ethiopia at longitude 45 east?
Don K. Adorable Please help me. Bhardwaj Very much needful Richard V. Pradip jagtap How many km in 1 degree 3. Brad Is there anyway to convert degrees nnw into lat and long cordinance 2.
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