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How to Get Coordinates From Google Maps

By Matthew Lynch
June 3, 2023
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Google Maps is a powerful tool for navigating and exploring the world. It is not only useful for getting directions but also for finding the coordinates of a particular location. Coordinates are the latitude and longitude of a particular location, and they can be used for a range of purposes. In this article, we will guide you on how to get coordinates from Google Maps.

Step 1: Open Google Maps

The first step is to open the Google Maps website or mobile app. You can access Google Maps from your web browser by searching for “Google Maps” or simply typing in maps.google.com. If you are using the mobile app, you can download it from your app store.

Step 2: Zoom in on the location

Once you have opened Google Maps, you need to find the location for which you want to get the coordinates. You can do this by typing in the address or location in the search bar, or by moving the map around with your mouse or fingers. Once you have located the place, zoom in on the map to get a closer view.

Step 3: Right-click on the location

Once you have zoomed in on the location, right-click on the exact spot that you want to get the coordinates for. This will open a menu with a list of options. Select the option that says “What’s here?”

Step 4: View the coordinates

Once you have selected “What’s here?”, a small pop-up window will appear at the bottom of the screen. This will display the coordinates for the location you have chosen. The coordinates will be displayed in both decimal degrees (DD) and degrees, minutes, seconds (DMS).

Step 5: Copy the coordinates

If you want to use the coordinates for a different purpose, you can copy the coordinates from the pop-up window. You can do this by clicking on the coordinates, and then using the “Ctrl+C” command on your keyboard to copy the text.

Getting the coordinates of a location on Google Maps is a simple process. With just a few clicks, you can find the exact latitude and longitude of any location. This can be useful for a range of purposes, including hiking, camping, and surveying. So, the next time you need to find coordinates for a location, just follow the steps outlined in this article.

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