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Latitude and Longitude Finder

Find the latitude and longitude of any place. Type an address, enter coordinates, or just click on the map.

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Tip: click anywhere on the map to get the latitude, longitude and address of that point.

How to find latitude and longitude

  1. Type an address, city or place name in the search box and press Get Coordinates.
  2. Or click any point on the map to get the coordinates and address of that exact spot.
  3. Copy the latitude, the longitude, or both together as decimal degrees (for example 37.422000, -122.084100).
  4. Need the other format? Convert the result to degrees, minutes and seconds with our DMS converter.

About decimal degree coordinates

Latitude measures how far north or south a place is from the equator (from -90 to 90), and longitude measures how far east or west it is from the prime meridian (from -180 to 180). Together they identify any point on Earth.

This tool returns coordinates in decimal degrees, the format used by Google Maps, GPS devices, spreadsheets and most mapping APIs. Positive latitude is north and negative is south; positive longitude is east and negative is west.

Looking for a specific direction? Use the Address to Coordinates tool to geocode an address, or the Coordinates to Address tool to reverse geocode a latitude and longitude.

Latitude and Longitude Finder FAQ

How do I find the latitude and longitude of a place?

Enter the address or place name in the search box and click Get Coordinates, or click the location on the map. The tool shows the latitude and longitude in decimal degrees, which you can copy with one click.

Can I find the address from latitude and longitude?

Yes. Enter the latitude and longitude in the coordinates form, or click on the map, and the tool returns the nearest street address.

What format are the coordinates in?

Decimal degrees, for example 37.422000, -122.084100. This is the format Google Maps uses. To get degrees, minutes and seconds, use our Lat Long to DMS converter.

How accurate are the results?

Accuracy depends on the address data available for that location. Street addresses are usually accurate to the building or street level; a city or region name returns an approximate center point.

Is this tool free?

Yes, it is free to use. To prevent abuse there is a limit on how many lookups you can make per hour from one network.

How do I get coordinates for many businesses at once?

Use G Maps Extractor to scrape business listings from Google Maps in bulk. Every record includes the name, address, phone, website, latitude and longitude, and can be exported to CSV or Excel.

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