UTM to local coordinates

[Anonymous]

How to convert list of coordinates given in UTM format to
local coordinate system

[Anonymous]

If by local you mean something such as state plane and the coordinates are
in a text file, you might want to try CorpsCon from the US Army Corp of
Engineers. It is free and can easily be found with Google.

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How to convert list of coordinates given in UTM format to
local coordinate system

[Anonymous]

Try http://www.gpsu.co.uk/ (gps utility) I use it all the time and it is also free..

[Anonymous]

If you want to draw lwplines in a drawing that uses one coordinate system using coordinates from another coordinate system you could use a routine line the one attached. There are two files in the zip. One is the lsp and the other the dcl for it. Where I am, I have to use the ntv2 conversion db to get accurate results however in the states I think the built-in converter in acadmap is sufficient. Adapt it to your needs.