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Convert coordinates between decimal degrees, degrees-minutes-seconds, decimal minutes and UTM — paste any format, or use your location.
Also covers: Coordinates converter · DMS to decimal degrees · Decimal to DMS · Lat long converter · UTM converter
→ 40.748433, -73.985656
Reads decimal degrees, DMS (40° 42′ 46″ N), DDM (40° 42.767′ N) with N/S/E/W or minus signs, and UTM. Your location, if you use it, stays in your browser.
Decimal degrees
40.748433, -73.985656
Every format
UTM zone
18T
Grid convergence
0.662°
Point scale
0.999690
Six decimal places ≈ 11 cm; five ≈ 1.1 m; four ≈ 11 m (at the equator).
Decimal degrees, DMS, DDM or UTM — the converter reads them and shows every format, with map links.
Degrees + minutes/60 + seconds/3600, negative for south and west. 40° 42′ 46″ N = 40 + 42/60 + 46/3600 = 40.7128°.
Five places are about 1 m; six about 11 cm. More is usually false precision for a phone GPS.
WGS84, used by GPS and most web maps. Old paper maps may use a local datum, which can be off by up to hundreds of metres.
Yes — it uses the Krüger series on the WGS84 ellipsoid and matches the PROJ library to the millimetre, including the Norway and Svalbard zone exceptions.
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