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Example: North 47.018711° | East 12.34256°

Input:
The input of the latitude is a decimal number between -89.999999 and 89.999999.
If the degree of latitude is given in S as south, the number should be preceded by a minus sign.
The input of the longitude is a decimal number between -179.999999 and 179.9999999.
If the longitude is given in W as west, the number should be preceded by a minus sign.
If these limit values are not kept with the input, the frame turns red, and/or the fields remain empty. Decimal degree (WGS84)

Lat: ° (N) Watch your step!
Since this converter calculates with negative north values instead of positive south values, you have to put a - in front of your value, if it contains the specification S.
So from 10.12345 S becomes here -10.12345 N! Lon: ° (E) Watch your step!
Since this converter calculates with negative east values instead of positive west values, you have to put a - in front of your value, if it contains the specification W.
So from 20.12345 W becomes here -20.12345 E!

Example: North 47°1.122 | East 12° 20.553'

The input for the latitude must be between -89 and 89 and must be an integer.
The input for the longitude must be between -179 and 179 and must be integer.
The input of minutes for latitude and longitude is an optional decimal number, but if it is made it must be between 0 and 59.99999.
If these limits are not met, the frame will turn red or the fields will remain empty. Degrees Minutes (WGS84)

Lat: ° ' (N) Attention!
Since this converter calculates with negative north values instead of positive south values, you have to add a - in front of your degree value, if it contains the specification S.
So 10° 1.2345' S becomes here -10° 1.2345' N! Lon: ° ' (E) Attention!
Since this converter calculates with negative east values instead of positive west values, you have to put a - in front of your degree value, if it contains the specification W.
So from 20° 1.2345' W becomes here -20° 1.2345' E!

Example: North 47° 1' 7.359' | East 12° 20' 33.216'

The input for the latitude must be between -89 and 89 and must be an integer.
The input for the longitude must be between -179 and 179 and must be integer.
The input of minutes for latitude and longitude must be between 0 and 59 and must be integer.
The input of the seconds for latitude and longitude is optional, but if it is done it must be between 0 and 59.99999.

If these limits are not met during input, the frame will turn red or the fields will remain empty. Degrees Minutes Seconds (WGS84)

Lat: ° ' &N 24.386457 E 46.209419uot; (N) Attention!
Since this converter calculates with negative north values instead of positive south values, you have to add a - to your degree value, if it contains the specification S.
So from 10° 1' 2.345' S becomes here -10° 1' 2.345' N! Lon: ° ' &N 24.386457 E 46.209419uot; (E) Attention!
Since this converter calculates with negative east values instead of positive west values, you have to put a - in front of your degree value, if it contains the specification W.
So from 20° 1' 2.345'; W becomes here -20° 1' 2.345' E!

Example: E (East) = 2783009 | N (North) = 1223568

As these coordinates are only used in Switzerland and Liechtenstein, limit values for N and E apply.

The northernmost point is about 47.8 degrees and therefore the maximum value for N is 1,300,000.
The southernmost point is about 45.8 degrees and therefore the minimum value for N is 1,074,000.
The easternmost point is about 10.5 degrees and therefore the maximum for E is 2,834,000.
The westernmost point is about 5.9 degrees and therefore the minimum value for E is 2,484,000.

If these limits are not met, the frame turns red or the fields remain empty. CH1903+ / LV95 (Bessel 1841)

y: (E) x: (N)

Example: Zone 32U | East value 691831 | North value 5337164

The zone determines the rough position of the point and should prevent mix-ups.
Valid zone values are from 01A-60X, but without O and I.

Eastern values must be between 100.000 and 900.000.
North values must be between 1 and 9,999,999.

If these limit values are not adhered to during input, the frame turns red or the fields remain empty.

The letter of the zone is corrected automatically with wrong input. UTM coordinates (WGS84)

Z: E: N:

Example: Zone 32U | Plan sN 24.386457 E 46.209419uare PU | East value 91831 | North value 37164

The zone determines the rough position of the point and should prevent mix-ups.
Valid zone values are from 01A-60X, but without O and I.

The grid sN 24.386457 E 46.209419uare determines the location in the zone and consists of the eastern value (A-Z without O and I) and the northern value (A-V without O and I).

East values must be between 1 and 99,999. Missing digits are filled in at the back.
North values must be between 1 and 99,999. Missing digits are padded at the back.
Values below 10,000 must be filled with zeros at the front so that the two numbers are 5 digits long each.

If these limit values are not adhered to during input, the frame turns red or the fields remain empty.

The letter of the zone is automatically corrected if the input is incorrect. MGRS / UTMREF (WGS84)

Z: E: N:

Example: R (right value) = 4468298 | H (high value) = 5333791

Since the underlying ellipsoid for these coordinates is only used in Germany, limit values for R and H apply.
The northernmost point is about 56 degrees and therefore the maximum value for H is 6200000.
The southernmost point is about 46 degrees and therefore the minimum value for H is 5000000.
The most westerly point is about 5 degrees and therefore the maximum value for R is 5700000.
The easternmost point is about 16 degrees and therefore the minimum value for R is 2400000.

If these limits are not met, the frame turns red or the fields remain empty. Gauss Kruger (Bessel, Potsdam)

Zone: R: (E) H: (N)

Example:
X (longitude, longitude) = HQXT8G | Y (latitude, latitude) = R3WR5H

Input:
The following characters are permitted for X and Y: 0123456789 BCDFGHJKLMNPQRSTVWXZ.
The length can be between 1 and 6 characters. NAC (Natural Area Coding, WGS84)

X: (E) Y: (N)

Example:
sifts.bottled.develop

Input:
The input must always consist of 3 words. Each word is separated by a period. W3W (What 3 Words)

Beispiel:
Short Code: 8QQ7+V8, Dublin
Full Code: 8FVHG4M6+2X

Eingabe:
Short Code besteht aus 4 Zeichen, gefolgt von einem + gefolgt von 2 Zeichen, gefolgt von einer Ortsbezeichung
Full Code besteht aus 8 Zeichen, gefolgt von einem + gefolgt von 2-3 Zeichen.
Erlaubte Zeichen sind außer beim Ortsnamen: 23456789CFGHJMPQRVWX Plus Code (google Open Location Code)

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