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Converting Coordinates to Latitude and Longitude

06/17/2008 4:18 PM

Show me how to convert the following easting and northing coordinance to latitude and longitude coordinance

6257403.85

2260930.63

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Re: Need Latitude and Longitude

06/17/2008 4:22 PM

Do you need homework help, or is this a real question?

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Re: Need Latitude and Longitude

06/17/2008 4:25 PM

This is a real question. Dont know how to convert to Lat & Long

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Re: Need Latitude and Longitude

06/18/2008 10:29 PM

Why don't you do something better than be a pain in the -ss.

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Re: Converting Coordinates to Latitude and Longitude

06/17/2008 4:39 PM

My computer software uses Lat & Long only. These coordinates were given to me in northing/easting. Please convert these coordinates to lat & long

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Re: Converting Coordinates to Latitude and Longitude

06/17/2008 4:57 PM

I need WGS-84

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Re: Converting Coordinates to Latitude and Longitude

06/18/2008 3:10 AM

What are the units of these eastings and northings?

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Re: Converting Coordinates to Latitude and Longitude

06/18/2008 3:38 AM

Please tell us where you are and what system are you using. (Albers, Transverse Mercator etc) Different systems will return different results. The difference come from the direction they are viewing the earth.

I have collected a lot of info over the years. The constants I have for WGS84 are to less digits and I never had the time to really test them but I presume it may be to 1 mm accuracy.

GIS software (Arc-View ArcGis from ESRI) can also do it for you. ESRI has a free Arc_Explorer. Download and try it out.

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