Arcminutes to Arcseconds Converter
How to convert arcminutes to arcseconds
arcseconds = arcminutes × 60
To convert arcminutes to arcseconds, multiply the number of arcminutes by 60.
1′ = 60″
Examples
- One degree: 60′ × 60 = 3,600″
- 30′ × 60 = 1,800″
Good to know
One arcminute is exactly 60 arcseconds.
Arcminutes to arcseconds conversion table
| Arcminutes (′) | Arcseconds (″) |
|---|---|
| 1′ | 60″ |
| 5′ | 300″ |
| 10′ | 600″ |
| 15′ | 900″ |
| 20′ | 1,200″ |
| 30′ | 1,800″ |
| 45′ | 2,700″ |
| 60′ | 3,600″ |
| 90′ | 5,400″ |
| 120′ | 7,200″ |
| 180′ | 10,800″ |
| 300′ | 18,000″ |
| 600′ | 36,000″ |
Unit definitions
- Arcminute (′)
- An arcminute, or minute of arc, is 1/60 of a degree. It is used in navigation, astronomy and geographic coordinates.
- Arcsecond (″)
- An arcsecond, or second of arc, is 1/60 of an arcminute, or 1/3600 of a degree. It is used in astronomy and precise surveying.