EPSG:24371 · India

Kalianpur 1880 / India zone I to KML & KMZ

Kalianpur 1880 / India zone I (EPSG:24371) is a Lambert Conformal Conic coordinate system on the Kalianpur 1880 datum, with coordinates in metres. Its official area of use is: India - north of 28°N; Pakistan - between 28°N and 35°35'N.

  • Converter already set to EPSG:24371
  • 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

  1. Open the web app or the Windows app, and paste your rows from Excel or open a CSV file.
  2. Under Coordinate system, search for “24371” and pick Kalianpur 1880 / India zone I.
  3. Check one point you know on the map, then press Save KML or Save KMZ and open it in Google Earth.

Check points for EPSG:24371

Five points inside the area of use of Kalianpur 1880 / India zone I, with their latitude and longitude on WGS 84 and their easting and northing in this grid (other units). Enter an easting and northing in the converter above: you should get the latitude and longitude shown, to a few centimetres.

PointLatitudeLongitudeEastingNorthing
Middle of the area of use31.79500° N71.25000° E3,336,115.19919,736.80
Towards the north-west34.07200° N65.01600° E2,699,104.581,194,655.32
Towards the north-east34.07200° N77.48400° E3,955,195.551,232,949.51
Towards the south-west29.51800° N65.01600° E2,683,668.54643,175.08
Towards the south-east29.51800° N77.48400° E4,004,197.44683,433.77

Common mistakes with Kalianpur 1880 / India zone I

  • Easting and northing swapped. In Kalianpur 1880 / India zone I the middle of the grid is near easting 3,336,115.19 and northing 919,736.80. If your easting column holds numbers like 919,736.80, the columns are the wrong way round and every point lands far away: swap them before converting.
  • Feet entered as metres. Kalianpur 1880 / India zone I 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. Kalianpur 1880 / India zone I 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. Kalianpur 1880 / India zone I is meant for India - north of 28°N; Pakistan - between 28°N and 35°35'N. 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.

New to this? Read how to convert easting and northing to latitude and longitude.