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Convert a Google Maps link to coordinates and share your land location

Paste a Google Maps link or a pair of coordinates, and this converter gives you the location in decimal degrees and in degrees-minutes-seconds (DMS), a clean shareable map link, and ready-to-send text for WhatsApp or email. It’s the simplest way to tell a relative, lawyer or surveyor exactly where your plot is.

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Decimal degrees30.901000, 75.857300
Degrees, minutes, seconds30°54′03.6″ N, 75°51′26.3″ E
Latitude30.901000
Longitude75.857300

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Coordinates: 30.901000, 75.857300
(30°54′03.6″ N, 75°51′26.3″ E)
Map: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=30.901000,75.857300
Open in Google Maps

Short “maps.app.goo.gl” links hide the coordinates — open the link first, then copy the long address from your browser. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is sent to us.

How to use it

  1. In Google Maps, drop a pin on your plot and copy the link or the coordinates shown.
  2. Paste it into the box — a full Maps link, or coordinates like 30.9010, 75.8573.
  3. Copy the decimal or DMS format, or the shareable map link.
  4. Use the ready-made message to send your plot location to family, a lawyer or a surveyor.

How do you get coordinates from a Google Maps link?

Most full Google Maps links contain the coordinates, either after an ‘@’ (…/@30.9010,75.8573,17z) or after ‘q=’. The converter reads them for you.

Short share links (maps.app.goo.gl/…) hide the coordinates. If one doesn’t work, open it, then copy the full address from the browser bar — or long-press or right-click the pin, and Google Maps shows the coordinates to copy.

Decimal degrees vs degrees-minutes-seconds

They are the same location written two ways. Decimal degrees (30.9010, 75.8573) are easiest for apps. DMS (30°54′3.6″N, 75°51′26.3″E) is common on survey papers and older maps.

To convert, keep the whole number as degrees, multiply the decimal part by 60 for minutes, then multiply what’s left by 60 for seconds. 0.9010 × 60 = 54.06, so 54 minutes; 0.06 × 60 = 3.6 seconds. North and east are positive, which covers all of India.

Five decimal places pin a spot to about a metre, which is plenty for a plot. Four decimal places is about 11 metres.

How should you share your land’s location?

Share the coordinates together with the village, tehsil, district and khasra or survey number. The coordinates find the spot on a map; the record details tie it to your legal ownership.

For a large or odd-shaped field, send a pin for each corner. That helps a surveyor, a lawyer drafting a complaint, or a monitoring service find the exact boundary.

How accurate is a pin on Google Maps?

A pin is accurate enough to find and identify a plot, but not to settle a boundary. Map imagery can be slightly offset, and a phone’s GPS is often off by a few metres, more under trees or near buildings.

Use coordinates to point people to the right place and to set up monitoring. For a legal boundary, rely on the survey map and an official demarcation.

Questions people ask

Paste the full link into the converter. Coordinates usually appear after ‘@’ or ‘q=’ in the link. For short maps.app.goo.gl links, open the link first and copy the full address, or right-click the pin to copy its coordinates.

Keep the whole number as degrees, multiply the decimal part by 60 for minutes, and multiply the remaining decimal by 60 for seconds. For example, 30.9010 becomes 30°54′3.6″N.

Send a map link or coordinates for the plot (or each corner) along with the village, tehsil, district and khasra or survey number. The converter creates a ready-to-send message you can paste into WhatsApp.

Yes. PlotPehra can start monitoring from a map pin, or from a khasra or survey number plus the village and district.

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