BRG & NAZ

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Bearings and Azimuths

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Bearing (+ / -) Angle

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Bearing (-) Bearing

Deg-Min-Sec to Decimal Degree

Decimal Degree to Deg-Min-Sec

Bearing to NAZ/SAZ

NAZ/SAZ to Bearing

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Add / Subtract Angles

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Bearing (+ / -) Angle

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[+ = CW] [- = CCW]

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Bearing (-) Bearing

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Deg-Min-Sec to Decimal Degree

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Decimal Degree to Deg-Min-Sec

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Bearing to NAZ/SAZ

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NAZ

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NAZ/SAZ to Bearing

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Use this calculator to add or subtract angles in degrees, minutes and seconds format. Enter the first angle then enter the second angle. Select the + or - then click the 'Calculate' button.

The answer will be displayed in degrees, minutes and seconds.

Use this calculator to add or subtract an angle from a bearing. Enter the bearing in degrees, minutes, seconds format then the quadrant of NE, SE, SW or NW for the bearing. Enter the angle then select the + or - . The + will add the angle in a clockwise direction. The - will subtract the angle in a counter clockwise direction. Click the 'Calculate' button to display the answer.

The answer will be displayed as a bearing in  degrees, minutes and seconds format.

Use this calculator to subtract one bearing from another. Enter the first bearing and its quadrant. Enter the second bearing and its quadrant. Click the 'Calculate' button to display the answer.

The answer will be displayed for the clockwise and counter clockwise in degrees, minutes and seconds format.

Use this calculator to convert degrees, minutes, seconds to decimal degrees. Enter the degrees, minutes and seconds then click the 'Calculate' button.

The answer will be displayed in decimal degrees format.

Use this calculator to add convert decimal degrees to degrees, minutes and seconds. Enter the decimal degree angle. Click the 'Calculate' button to display the answer.

The answer will be displayed in degrees, minutes and seconds.

Use this calculator to convert a bearing to north or south azimuth. Enter the bearing and quadrant then click the 'Calculate' button to display the answer.

The answer will be displayed in north and south azimuth in degrees, minutes and seconds format.

Use this calculator to convert north or south azimuth to a bearing. Enter the degree, minutes and seconds then select NAZ or SAZ. Click the 'Calculate' button to display the answer. 

The answer will be displayed as a bearing in degrees, minutes and seconds format.

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I have several decades of land surveying and civil engineering experience. I was first licensed in 1983 in Wyoming and Utah. In 1986 I became licensed in Arizona. I was appointed a United States Mineral Surveyor in 1986. I have been practicing Land Surveying in Arizona since 1990. I became a Certified Federal Surveyor in 2007. I have several decades of computer programming experience related to computer aided drafting and coordinate geometry. I am the pioneer in the use of Digital Signatures in Arizona for professional documents.

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