Bangladesh coordinate systems
29 EPSG coordinate systems used in Bangladesh. Pick one to open a converter already set to it, with its parameters and area of use.
The 29 EPSG coordinate systems for Bangladesh are based on Kalianpur 1937, Gulshan 303, WGS 84 and Kalianpur 1880 and other datums. Projections used: Cassini-Soldner (17), Transverse Mercator (6) and Lambert Conformal Conic (4). Coordinates are in chains (17), metres (11) and other units (1). UTM zones: 45N and 46N. Together they cover 18.6°N to 29.5°N, 82.0°E to 101.2°E.
- Cassini Bangladesh Zone 01 Dinajpur 102934
- Cassini Bangladesh Zone 02 Rangpur 102935
- Cassini Bangladesh Zone 03 Rajshahi 102936
- Cassini Bangladesh Zone 04 Bogura 102937
- Cassini Bangladesh Zone 05 Pabna 102938
- Cassini Bangladesh Zone 06 Mymensingh 102939
- Cassini Bangladesh Zone 07 Dhaka 102940
- Cassini Bangladesh Zone 08 Faridpur 102941
- Cassini Bangladesh Zone 09 Sylhet 102942
- Cassini Bangladesh Zone 10 Kushtia 102943
- Cassini Bangladesh Zone 11 Joshore 102944
- Cassini Bangladesh Zone 12 Khulna 102945
- Cassini Bangladesh Zone 13 Barishal 102946
- Cassini Bangladesh Zone 14 Cumilla 102947
- Cassini Bangladesh Zone 15 Noakhali 102948
- Cassini Bangladesh Zone 16 Chottogram 102949
- Cassini Bangladesh Zone 17 CHT 102950
- Gulshan 303 / Bangladesh Transverse Mercator 9678
- Gulshan 303 / TM 90 NE 3106
- Gulshan 303 LCC 102952
- Gulshan 303 UTM Bangladesh (BTM) 102953
- Kalianpur 1880 / India zone IIb 24382
- Kalianpur 1937 / India zone IIb 24375
- Kalianpur 1937 / UTM zone 45N 24305
- Kalianpur 1937 / UTM zone 46N 24306
- UTM Gulshan 102955
- WGS 1984 BUTM2010 102954
- WGS 1984 LCC Bangladesh 102951
- WGS 84 / TM 90 NE 9680
Questions about Bangladesh coordinates
- Which coordinate system is used in Bangladesh?
- 29 EPSG systems are defined for Bangladesh, on datums such as Kalianpur 1937, Gulshan 303 and WGS 84. Use the one named in your survey report or drawing; the EPSG code is the safest way to identify it.
- Which UTM zone is Bangladesh in?
- Bangladesh is covered by UTM zones 45N and 46N. Pick the zone by the longitude of your site: each zone is 6° wide.
- How do I convert Bangladesh coordinates to latitude and longitude or Google Earth?
- Open the system's page below and type an easting and northing into the converter, or paste a whole spreadsheet into the free web app and choose the system by name or EPSG code. Save the result as KML or KMZ and open it in Google Earth.
- Are Bangladesh coordinates in metres or feet?
- 17 in chains, 11 in metres and 1 in other units. Enter the numbers in the unit of the system you choose; each system's page shows its unit.