Latitude Gives north-south location relative to the Equator.

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Latitude

Gives north-south location relative to the Equator

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Longitude

Gives east-west location relative to specified meridian

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Dab = sin(lat a).sin(lat b) + cos (lat a).cos(lat b).cos |lng a - lng b|

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The Mercator ProjectionThe Mercator Projectiona cylindrical projection with

one standard parallel at the Equatora cylindrical projection with

one standard parallel at the Equator

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The TransverseMercator Projection

The TransverseMercator Projection

a transverse cylindrical projectionwith one standard parallel along

a specified meridian

a transverse cylindrical projectionwith one standard parallel along

a specified meridian

Used as the base forzones with an north-south

orientation in the StatePlane Coordinate System

(SPC) and all zones inthe Universal TransverseMercator System (UTM)

Used as the base forzones with an north-south

orientation in the StatePlane Coordinate System

(SPC) and all zones inthe Universal TransverseMercator System (UTM)

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Lambert’s Conformal ConicLambert’s Conformal Conica conic projection

with two standard parallelsa conic projection

with two standard parallels

Used as the base forzones with an east-west

orientation in the State Plane Coordinate

System (SPC)

Used as the base forzones with an east-west

orientation in the State Plane Coordinate

System (SPC)

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Meridian(72.5 degrees west longitude)

Meridian(72.5 degrees west longitude)

False EastingFalse Easting 500,000 meters500,000 meters0000 Easting (X)Easting (X)

No

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(Y

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hin

g (

Y)

State Plane Coordinate Zone for VermontState Plane Coordinate Zone for Vermont

Base Line(42.5 degrees north latitude)

Base Line(42.5 degrees north latitude)

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Equator

South

Pole

NorthPole

(500, 000 meterswest of the

central me ridan)

84 Northo

80 Southo

E q u a t o r

8 4 N o r t ho

Easting (X)

Nor

thin

g (Y

)

The UTM Coordinate SystemThe UTM Coordinate System

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