(Archived) Map Co-ordinates

[FuzzyFez 0]

I'm trying to enter co-ordinates from Google Maps into Evernote, trouble is Google Maps is degress and minutes (which is what I would expect), but Evernote is in decimal format.

 

If I transpose the exact same figures from Google, take out the degrees and minutes and replace with a decimal point I end up a few miles away.

 

Is there a way (or formula) of converting degrees and minutes into decimal? 

[Bartman001 14]

Go to Onlineconversion.com (then select mapping), they have a calculator to do just that.

[jbenson2 2,138]

Go to Onlineconversion.com (then select mapping), they have a calculator to do just that.

 

Wow! That is a great site. I used to rely on Google for my conversions.

I saved Onlineconversion.com to my Evernote reference notebook.

 

You can actually convert Kinematic Viscosity in centistokes to centimeters squared per day.

[FuzzyFez 0]

Good conversion tool, but 1) the description (of the co-ordinates doesn't change (in Evernote)), and 2) when I click on "view on Map", it opens up Google maps, which doesn't recognise the decimal notation; I just get a display of the USA!

[Bartman001 14]

Maybe this will help.  If I find a location in Google Maps that I want to add to a note.

• Right click on location (in google maps), select "whats here?". It will give Lat/Long, in decimal format, in the search bar.
• Copy it (ctrl c).
• Select the note in Evernote that I want to add a location
• Go to "note info"
• "click to set location"
• Select "enter manually"
• Paste coordinates (ctrl v)

Hope that helps!