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Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM)
UTM coordinates are completely metric coordinates and define a location on
earth by Easting and Northing (E and N). Coordinates are based on latitude and
longitude, however, the distance scale does not change.
The earth is divided into 60 vertical Zones around the equator. Each zone has a
longitude width of 6º. Zones are sequentially numbered from west to east,
beginning at the 180º meridian of longitude in the Pacific Ocean. A UTM
coordinate will always quote the zone number.
Eastings are measured in metres east of a specific zone boundary. Northings
are measured in metres north or south of the equator. Note also that the zone
will be followed by a letter. Letters are assigned every 8º moving north from 80º
South Latitude, beginning with letter “C” (Letters I and O are omitted). The
equator is at “N”, Canadian locations may be at “T”, “U” or “V”.