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Geo Utilities

Distance Calculator

Calculate geodesic distance between two points.

How to use
  1. Enter Point A and Point B (longitude/latitude).
  2. Read the geodesic distance, initial/final bearing, and midpoint.
  3. Batch tab: measure the distance from many CSV points to one fixed reference point at once.
Point A

Decimal (127.0276) or DMS (127°01'39.4"E)

Point B

Decimal (127.0276) or DMS (127°01'39.4"E)

Unit
Geodesic Distance325.112 kilometers
Initial Bearing (A → B)144.09°
Final Bearing (at B)145.33°
Midpoint128.042895, 36.377633

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A B Midpoint
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Distance Calculation Coverage

Computes the geodesic (great-circle) distance between two longitude/latitude points, along with initial/final bearing and the midpoint — using turf's spherical calculation on WGS84, not a flat-plane approximation.

The Batch tab measures the distance from many CSV points to one fixed reference point at once.

How to use it

  1. Enter the two coordinates.
  2. Read the distance, bearing, and midpoint.
  3. To compare many points against one reference, upload a CSV in the Batch tab.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a straight line through the earth?

No — it's the great-circle (geodesic) distance along the surface, the same figure a flight-distance calculator reports.

Can I measure many points against one reference at once?

Yes — the Batch tab takes a CSV of points and computes each one's distance to a single fixed reference point.

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