Bearing Calculator

Point A Latitude (°) Point A Longitude (°) Point B Latitude (°) Point B Longitude (°) Select Distance Unit

Azimuth (°):

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Quadrant:

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Distance:

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How do I enter coordinates?+

Use decimal degrees format. Example: Latitude 51.5074, Longitude -0.1278 for London.

What is a quadrant bearing?+

Quadrant bearing is expressed as N/S followed by degrees towards E/W, such as N45°E, used in field surveys.

How is distance calculated?+

Distance is calculated using the Haversine formula for geographic coordinates. Results are shown in the selected unit.

Use Case Example+

Surveyors can determine the azimuth and distance between two boundary points, calculate quadrant bearings for property layout, and verify measurements in the field using this tool.