New Zealand coordinate systems

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

The 42 EPSG coordinate systems for New Zealand are based on NZGD2000, CI1971 and CI1979. Projections used: Transverse Mercator (37), UTM (Transverse Mercator) (4) and Lambert Conformal Conic (1). Coordinates are in metres. UTM zones: 1S, 58S, 59S and 60S.

Most used: New Zealand NZTM2000

Antipodes Island

Campbell Island

Chatham Islands group

North Island

offshore

offshore between 162°E and 168°E

offshore between 168°E and 174°E

offshore between 174°E and 180°E

offshore between 180°W and 174°W

Raoul Island

Snares Island

South Island

Stewart Island

Questions about New Zealand coordinates

Which coordinate system is used in New Zealand?
The grid most surveyors use in New Zealand is New Zealand NZTM2000. In all, 42 EPSG systems are defined for New Zealand, on datums such as NZGD2000, CI1971 and CI1979. Use the one named in your survey report or drawing.
Which UTM zone is New Zealand in?
New Zealand is covered by UTM zones 1S, 58S, 59S and 60S. Pick the zone by the longitude of your site: each zone is 6° wide.
How do I convert New Zealand 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 New Zealand coordinates in metres or feet?
All 42 are in metres. Enter the numbers in the unit of the system you choose; each system's page shows its unit.

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