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Arcseconds to decimal degrees

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0.01357°

That's 49× as far round as one arcsecond, while one arcminute is 1.23× larger. Written in degrees, minutes and seconds that is 0°00'48.858".

What it means

Where does that point?

Ground distances are for latitude, where a degree is about 111.1 km anywhere on Earth. A degree of longitude shrinks towards the poles, to nothing at all.

The math

How to convert " to °

To convert arcseconds to decimal degrees, multiply by 0.000277778.

Example: 48.8584 " × 0.000277778 = 0.0135718 °.

In the other direction, 1 ° = 3,600 ".

Every unit

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Tables

" to ° conversion table

" to ° conversion table
"°
0.001 "2.778×10⁻⁷ °
0.01 "2.778×10⁻⁶ °
0.1 "2.778×10⁻⁵ °
0.5 "0.000138889 °
1 "0.000277778 °
15 "0.00416667 °
30 "0.00833333 °
45 "0.0125 °
51.5 "0.0143056 °
60 "0.0166667 °
90 "0.025 °
180 "0.05 °
° to " conversion table
° to " conversion table
°"
0.001 °3.6 "
0.01 °36 "
0.1 °360 "
0.5 °1,800 "
1 °3,600 "
15 °54,000 "
30 °108,000 "
45 °162,000 "
51.5 °185,400 "
60 °216,000 "
90 °324,000 "
180 °648,000 "

Quick answers

Quick answers

How many ° is 1 "?
1 " is 0.000277778 °.
How many ° is 10 "?
10 " is 0.00277778 °.
How many ° is 48.8584 "?
48.8584 " is 0.0135718 °.

The units

About these units

Arcseconds (")

Sixtieths of an arcminute, about 31 meters on the ground.

Decimal degrees (°)

What GPS and mapping software use: one number with a decimal point.

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