The Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) is a global map projection system used for cartography, spatial analysis, and navigation. It is a type of cylindrical map projection that breaks the world into a series of zones, each of which is projected individually to minimize distortion. Here are some key features of the UTM coordinate system: 1. **Zones**: The Earth is divided into 60 UTM zones, each covering 6 degrees of longitudinal extent.
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