Republic of Korea coordinate systems
21 EPSG coordinate systems used in Republic of Korea. Pick one to open a converter already set to it, with its parameters and area of use.
The 21 EPSG coordinate systems for Republic of Korea are based on Korean 1985 and Korea 2000. The projection is Transverse Mercator (21). Coordinates are in metres. Together they cover 28.6°N to 40.3°N, 122.7°E to 134.3°E.
- Korea 2000 / Central Belt 5181
- Korea 2000 / Central Belt 2010 5186
- Korea 2000 / Central Belt Jeju 5182
- Korea 2000 / East Belt 5183
- Korea 2000 / East Belt 2010 5187
- Korea 2000 / East Sea Belt 5184
- Korea 2000 / East Sea Belt 2010 5188
- Korea 2000 / Unified CS 5179
- Korea 2000 / West Belt 5180
- Korea 2000 / West Belt 2010 5185
- Korean 1985 / Central Belt 2097
- Korean 1985 / Central Belt Jeju 5168
- Korean 1985 / East Belt 2096
- Korean 1985 / East Sea Belt 5167
- Korean 1985 / Modified Central Belt 5174
- Korean 1985 / Modified Central Belt Jeju 5175
- Korean 1985 / Modified East Belt 5176
- Korean 1985 / Modified East Sea Belt 5177
- Korean 1985 / Modified West Belt 5173
- Korean 1985 / Unified CS 5178
- Korean 1985 / West Belt 2098
Questions about Republic of Korea coordinates
- Which coordinate system is used in Republic of Korea?
- 21 EPSG systems are defined for Republic of Korea, on datums such as Korean 1985 and Korea 2000. Use the one named in your survey report or drawing; the EPSG code is the safest way to identify it.
- How do I convert Republic of Korea 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 Republic of Korea coordinates in metres or feet?
- All 21 are in metres. Enter the numbers in the unit of the system you choose; each system's page shows its unit.