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Calculate map distance given map scale and ground distance. At a map scale of 1:100000, 1 kilometer on the ground is equivalent to 1 millimeter on the map.
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Map Scale and Distance Calculator. A calculator for determining lengths based on map scale and ratios of two scales. Calculate scale, distance on the map or real distance on Earth.
The calculator helps determine actual distances and areas based on measurements taken from a map with specific scale measurements. Step 1: Select the Map Scale. To begin, you need to select the map scale that corresponds to the map you are using. This option is located under the “Map Scale” section. 1:1,000 – 1 cm on the map represents 10 ...
A map scale calculator can help you to measure distances on a map by providing you with the scale and the distance in real units. You can also use this calculator to convert from one scale to another. For example, 10 cm on a map corresponds to four meters in reality.
A scale of a map (or a diagram or a drawing) is a ratio, a fraction between 2 numbers, the first represents the value measured on the map, the second its correspondence with the actual value of the element.
What distance does 1cm on a map really equate to? What are the different map standards? Thanks to our calculator, you can convert different scales with a single click!
Our scale calculator allows you, based on the given scale factor, to know the object's true size (if you specify its scale size) or scale size (if you specify its actual size). You can use the scale factor to convert lengths and widths from real life to map units, or vice versa.
