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Arcminutes to degrees

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1.5°

Nothing on our list is smaller: one minute on a clock face is 4× wider. As a road gradient, that is about 2.619%.

What it means

How wide is that?

The road gradient shown is the tangent of the angle, the way highway signs measure steepness.

The math

How to convert ' to °

To convert arcminutes to degrees, multiply by 0.0166667.

Example: 90 ' × 0.0166667 = 1.5 °.

In the other direction, 1 ° = 60 '.

Every unit

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Tables

' to ° conversion table

' to ° conversion table
'°
1 '0.0166667 °
5 '0.0833333 °
10 '0.166667 °
15 '0.25 °
30 '0.5 °
45 '0.75 °
60 '1 °
75 '1.25 °
90 '1.5 °
120 '2 °
135 '2.25 °
150 '2.5 °
180 '3 °
270 '4.5 °
360 '6 °
° to ' conversion table
° to ' conversion table
°'
1 °60 '
5 °300 '
10 °600 '
15 °900 '
30 °1,800 '
45 °2,700 '
60 °3,600 '
75 °4,500 '
90 °5,400 '
120 °7,200 '
135 °8,100 '
150 °9,000 '
180 °10,800 '
270 °16,200 '
360 °21,600 '

Quick answers

Quick answers

How many ° is 1 '?
1 ' is 0.0166667 °.
How many ° is 10 '?
10 ' is 0.166667 °.
How many ° is 90 '?
90 ' is 1.5 °.

The units

About these units

Arcminutes (')

An arcminute is a sixtieth of a degree. One arcminute of latitude is one nautical mile, which is where that unit came from.

Degrees (°)

A degree is a 360th of a full turn. It comes from Babylonian astronomy and stays standard for navigation, building and everyday geometry.

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