Example 1
Decimal Degrees: 34.783333 degrees; Degrees: 0 degrees; Minutes: 0 minutes; Seconds: 0 seconds
Decimal Degrees: 0 degrees; Degrees (DMS): 34 degrees; Minutes (DMS): 46 minutes; Seconds (DMS): 60 seconds
Converts between decimal degrees and degrees-minutes-seconds (DMS) formats.
Start with your values, or try a preset.
Enter Decimal Degrees, Degrees, Minutes, and Seconds in the units shown.
Read Decimal Degrees, Degrees (DMS), Minutes (DMS), and Seconds (DMS) in the results panel. Results update as you change the inputs.
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See the inputs and their calculated results.
Decimal Degrees: 34.783333 degrees; Degrees: 0 degrees; Minutes: 0 minutes; Seconds: 0 seconds
Decimal Degrees: 0 degrees; Degrees (DMS): 34 degrees; Minutes (DMS): 46 minutes; Seconds (DMS): 60 seconds
Decimal Degrees: 120.5 degrees; Degrees: 0 degrees; Minutes: 0 minutes; Seconds: 0 seconds
Decimal Degrees: 0 degrees; Degrees (DMS): 120 degrees; Minutes (DMS): 30 minutes; Seconds (DMS): 0 seconds
Decimal Degrees: 0 degrees; Degrees: 34 degrees; Minutes: 47 minutes; Seconds: 0 seconds
Decimal Degrees: 34.78333333 degrees; Degrees (DMS): 0 degrees; Minutes (DMS): 0 minutes; Seconds (DMS): 0 seconds
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