Europe coordinate systems

44 EPSG coordinate systems used in Europe. Pick one to open a converter already set to it, with its parameters and area of use.

The 44 EPSG coordinate systems for Europe are based on ETRS89, ED50, ETRS89-extended and Pulkovo 1995 GK Zone 2N and other datums. Projections used: UTM (Transverse Mercator) (34), Lambert Conformal Conic (3) and Transverse Mercator (2). Coordinates are in metres (42) and other units (2). UTM zones: 26N, 27N, 28N, 29N, 30N, 31N, 32N, 33N, 34N, 35N, 36N, 37N, 38N and 39N. Together they cover 24.6°N to 85.0°N, 35.6°W to 54.0°E.

12~E to 18~E onshore and S-42

24~W to 18~W

30~W to 24~W

48~E to 54~E

6~E to 12~E and Pulkovo by country

between 0°E and 6°E

between 12°E and 18°E onshore and offshore

between 12°W and 6°W

between 18°E and 24°E

between 18°W and 12°W

between 24°E and 30°E

between 30°E and 36°E

between 36°E and 42°E

between 42°E and 48°E

between 6°E and 12°E

between 6°W and 0°W

European Union

Nationwide and other

offshore

offshore and offshore

onshore and offshore

South Permian basin

Questions about Europe coordinates

Which coordinate system is used in Europe?
44 EPSG systems are defined for Europe, on datums such as ETRS89, ED50 and ETRS89-extended. Use the one named in your survey report or drawing; the EPSG code is the safest way to identify it.
Which UTM zone is Europe in?
Europe is covered by UTM zones 26N, 27N, 28N, 29N, 30N, 31N, 32N, 33N, 34N, 35N, 36N, 37N, 38N and 39N. Pick the zone by the longitude of your site: each zone is 6° wide.
How do I convert Europe 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 Europe coordinates in metres or feet?
42 in metres and 2 in other units. Enter the numbers in the unit of the system you choose; each system's page shows its unit.

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