To find the exact GPS latitude and longitude coordinates of a point on Google maps along with the altitude/elevation above sea level, simply drag the marker in the map above to the point you require. Alternatively enter the location name in the search bar then drag the resulting marker to the precise position.
The GPS coordinates including latitude and longitude along with the altitude/elevation will automatically update in the map pop-up. Use the map zoom controls to get a closer view of the point you require. You can also use the Find My Coordinates button to show your current location on the map.
You can share your location using the Send this location button below your GPS coordinates in the map info window.
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Yes. Type latitude and longitude into Google Maps, for example 53.2707, -9.0568.
Latitude and longitude are geographic coordinates used to identify the exact location of a place anywhere on Earth. Latitude measures how far north or south a location is from the Equator, while longitude measures how far east or west it is from the Prime Meridian. Together, they create a GPS coordinate pair that can be used to find locations, addresses, landmarks, and points on a map.
Yes. Our GPS coordinates tool makes it easy to find your current location quickly and accurately. By selecting the Find My Coordinates button, the tool uses your device’s location services to detect your current position and display it on the interactive map. Once your location has been identified, your exact GPS coordinates will be shown in the map information window. You can then share your location instantly by selecting the Send this Location button, allowing you to send your coordinates to others through your preferred sharing options.
Decimal Degrees are the most commonly used format for online maps and GPS tools because they are easy to copy, share, and enter into mapping applications.
Accuracy can vary slightly depending on map data, especially in remote or newly developed areas, but it is generally within a few meters.