Coordinate Converter
Convert between decimal degrees, DMS, DMM, UTM, MGRS, geohash and Plus Code, both ways. Paste a coordinate in any of them and copy the rest.
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Coordinate formats
All formats describe the same WGS84 point. Extra digits do not improve the accuracy of the original position.
- Decimal degrees
47.620500, -122.349300Latitude first, longitude second.- Degrees, minutes, seconds (DMS)
47° 37′ 13.80″ N, 122° 20′ 57.48″ WAngles split into degrees, minutes and seconds.- Degrees and decimal minutes (DMM)
47° 37.23000′ N, 122° 20.95800′ WFor a map or GPS receiver that asks for decimal minutes.- UTM
10T 548894.11 E 5274326.87 NWGS84; zone and latitude band (C to M south of the equator, N to X north), then easting and northing in meters.- MGRS
10TET4889474326WGS84 grid reference. Keep the zone and grid letters with the digits.- Geohash
c22yzv5cw8A grid-cell identifier for software and geographic indexes.- Plus Code
84VVJMC2+674A full Open Location Code; no nearby city name is needed to decode it.- Geo URI
geo:47.6205,-122.3493A location link that compatible map apps can open.
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