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Coordinate Calculations
Calculate coordinate increments, latitude and departure, new point coordinates, midpoints and coordinate averages used in surveying.
Bearing + Distance → Coordinates
Determine the latitude, departure and coordinates of a new point from a known point, whole-circle bearing and distance.
Known Point
Line Data
Bearing may be entered as decimal degrees, DMS, or reduced bearing such as N 34° 40' 25.32" E.
Enter the known point, bearing and distance.
Latitude & Departure → Coordinates
Apply signed latitude and departure to a known coordinate to obtain the next point.
Known Point
Coordinate Components
Use signed values: North and East are positive; South and West are negative.
Enter the known coordinates, latitude and departure.
Coordinate Difference
Find ΔE, ΔN, horizontal distance and the direction between two coordinate points.
Point A
Point B
Enter Point A and Point B coordinates.
Midpoint of Two Coordinates
Calculate the coordinate halfway between two known survey points.
Point A
Point B
Enter the two coordinates.
Mean / Average Coordinates
Enter multiple coordinate pairs to determine the arithmetic mean Easting and Northing.
Coordinate Points
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2
3
Enter at least two complete coordinate points.
Coordinate reference
EastingPositive toward East
NorthingPositive toward North
LatitudeΔN / Northing change
DepartureΔE / Easting change
Coordinate calculations use the conventional surveying sign system: north and east positive; south and west negative.