Mexico City in every coordinate format
The point is the centre of Mexico City as GeoNames places it. A city covers many coordinates: search an address above for its own.
- Latitude
- 19.4285° N
- Longitude
- 99.1277° W
- Latitude, longitude
- 19.428500, -99.127700 · EPSG:4326
- Degrees, minutes, seconds
- 19°25'42.60"N 99°07'39.72"W
- Degrees, decimal minutes
- 19°25.7100'N 99°07.6620'W
- UTM zone 14N
- 14Q 486594 2148246 · EPSG:32614
- MGRS
- 14Q MG 86594 48246
- Plus code
- 76F2CVHC+CW
- Maidenhead locator
- EK09kk
- Mexico ITRF2008 / LCC
- 2800748.18, 828616.60 · EPSG:6372
Where Mexico City sits on the globe
Distances are measured along the meridian on the WGS 84 ellipsoid. Elevation and declination computed on 2026-11-14.
- From the equator
- 2,149 km (1,335 mi) north
- From the North Pole
- 7,853 km (4,880 mi)
- One degree of longitude here
- 105.0 km (65.3 mi), against 111.3 km at the equator
- UTM central meridian
- 99° W, 13.4 km to the east of the point
- Solar noon
- 6 h 37 min after Greenwich
- Antipode
- -19.4285, 80.8723
- Magnetic declination
- 3.9° east
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What are the GPS coordinates of Mexico City?
The GPS coordinates of Mexico City, Mexico are 19.4285, -99.1277 in decimal degrees: latitude 19.4285° north, longitude 99.1277° west. In degrees, minutes and seconds that is 19°25'42.60"N 99°07'39.72"W.
How far is Mexico City from the equator?
Mexico City lies 2,149 km (1,335 mi) north of the equator and 7,853 km (4,880 mi) from the North Pole, measured along the meridian. At this latitude one degree of longitude spans 105.0 km, against 111.3 km at the equator.
Which UTM zone is Mexico City in?
Mexico City is in UTM zone 14N (EPSG:32614). Its UTM position is 14Q 486594 2148246, 13.4 km west of the zone's central meridian, and its MGRS reference is 14Q MG 86594 48246.
Which point of Mexico City do these coordinates mark?
They mark the reference point GeoNames gives for the centre of Mexico City. A city spreads over many kilometres, so each address has its own coordinates: type it in the search box at the top of the page, or click the map, to read them in every format.