Denver: coordinates, UTM zone and magnetic declination
Survey data sheet for Denver (United States) for field work: coordinates, UTM zone, scale factor, grid convergence, today's magnetic declination and geoid undulation, computed for the city center.
Values for the city center (GeoNames coordinate). Declination from the World Magnetic Model 2025 for today's date; geoid from EGM2008. For an exact point, use the tools below.
Nearest GNSS reference stations (IGS)
Tools to use here
FAQ
What UTM zone is Denver in?
Denver is in UTM zone 13N, with central meridian 105° W. In WGS 84, the city center is at E 501,311 m and N 4,398,806 m.
What is the magnetic declination in Denver?
Today the magnetic declination in Denver is 7.49° E, changing by −4.8′ per year (WMM2025 model). To get the true azimuth, add the declination to the magnetic azimuth (East positive, West negative).
What is the geoid undulation in Denver?
The geoid undulation (EGM2008) in Denver is N = −17.29 m. To convert a GNSS height (ellipsoidal, h) to an approximate orthometric height: H = h − N.
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- Colorado Springs 102 km
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- Wichita 701 km
- Lincoln 715 km
- Omaha 783 km
- Oklahoma City 811 km
- Tulsa 883 km
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