ESRI:102569 · China
New Beijing Gauss-Kruger 3 Degree CM 132E (s/b 4812) to KML & KMZ
New Beijing Gauss-Kruger 3 Degree CM 132E (s/b 4812) (ESRI:102569) is a Transverse Mercator coordinate system on the New Beijing Gauss-Kruger 3 Degree CM 132E (s/b 4812) datum, with coordinates in metres. Its official area of use is: China - 130.5~E to 133.5~E.
- Converter already set to ESRI:102569
- Latitude and longitude on WGS 84, as Google Earth uses
- Download the point as KML
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Good to know
- Datum: Treated as WGS 84, no shift (the datums agree to about a metre or better).
Convert a whole spreadsheet
- Open the web app or the Windows app, and paste your rows from Excel or open a CSV file.
- Under Coordinate system, search for “102569” and pick New Beijing Gauss-Kruger 3 Degree CM 132E (s/b 4812).
- Check one point you know on the map, then press Save KML or Save KMZ and open it in Google Earth.
Common mistakes with New Beijing Gauss-Kruger 3 Degree CM 132E (s/b 4812)
- Feet entered as metres. New Beijing Gauss-Kruger 3 Degree CM 132E (s/b 4812) is in metres. Coordinates copied from a drawing in feet must be converted first, or every point moves outwards from the grid's origin.
- Forgetting the datum. New Beijing Gauss-Kruger 3 Degree CM 132E (s/b 4812) is not on WGS 84: treated as WGS 84, no shift (the datums agree to about a metre or better). Picking a WGS 84 grid with the same projection instead leaves the points off by that amount.
- Points outside the grid's area. New Beijing Gauss-Kruger 3 Degree CM 132E (s/b 4812) is meant for China - 130.5~E to 133.5~E. Points well outside that area convert with growing error; the converter flags them so you can choose the right grid.
- A local site grid. If every point is off by the same distance and direction, the drawing may be on a local site grid. Calibrate on three or more known control points instead.
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