🧭 Coordinate Format Translator

One position, every notation: decimal degrees, degrees-minutes-seconds, marine DDM, UTM, MGRS, the British Ordnance Survey grid, geohash, Plus Code and the Maidenhead locator used by radio amateurs. Paste any of them and the rest are recalculated — including the full Helmert transform from WGS84 to OSGB36, offline.

Notes on precision. Latitude/longitude here are WGS84 (what satnav gives you). The Ordnance Survey reference is produced by converting to the Airy 1830 ellipsoid with the standard OSTN-approximating 7-parameter Helmert transform: expect agreement with the printed grid to within a few metres, which is fine for walking, not for surveying. A six-figure grid reference locates a 100 m square, eight figures a 10 m square. Geohash and Plus Code shorten by dropping precision, so a 6-character geohash is a ~1.2 km box while an 11-character Plus Code is roughly 3 m.