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One tap tells you your current location: WGS 84 latitude/longitude in decimal and DMS, with MGRS, UTM, and the covering national grids — all in your browser, with nothing uploaded.
My location coordinates
Everything runs in your browser — your coordinates are never uploaded, and never placed in the page URL.
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FAQ
- Is my location sent anywhere?
- No. Locating happens entirely in your browser via the Geolocation API; your coordinates are not uploaded to our servers and are never placed in the page URL. We only record a consent-gated anonymous tally of the work area — with no personal data.
- What does the ±X m accuracy mean?
- It is the 68% confidence radius your device’s GPS receiver reports: your true position most likely falls inside that circle. Accuracy improves in the open and degrades among tall buildings or indoors.
- Why isn’t phone GPS as accurate as a surveyor’s GNSS?
- A phone’s single-frequency receiver has no corrections, so it is accurate to a few metres. Survey-grade GNSS (RTK/static) reaches centimetres using reference stations and corrections. For certified work and precise surveys, contact our technical office for geodetic adjustment.
- Which national grid and MGRS is my point in?
- After locating you, the tool shows your MGRS reference and UTM (WGS 84) coordinates, plus a table of every national coordinate system whose area of use covers your point (e.g. the Egyptian belts or the Gulf/Levant grids), with each system’s EPSG code.
- How do I enable the location permission if it was denied?
- Click the lock icon next to the page address in your browser, enable the “Location” permission for this site, and try again. On a phone, also make sure location services are on for both the system and the browser.
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