VN-2000 to Google Maps (WGS84) Converter & Parcel Area

Convert Vietnamese VN-2000 x, y (sổ đỏ coordinates) to WGS84 lat / lon, UTM or back, with the province central meridian, parcel area and GeoJSON.

Free tool: 20 requests per minute.

Result

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Converts coordinates between the Vietnamese national system VN-2000 and WGS84: plane coordinates x (northing), y (easting) in the 3° transverse Mercator zone of a province (k0 = 0.9999, the system printed on land-use certificates) or 6° UTM zones, VN-2000 latitude / longitude, WGS84 latitude / longitude (GPS, Google Maps) and WGS84 UTM. The datum shift uses the official seven parameters of TT 973/2001/TT-TCĐC and QĐ 05/2007/QĐ-BTNMT (EPSG:6960); the projection uses the Krüger series, accurate to the millimetre.

Pass province (any of the 63 former provinces or the 34 current ones) and the central meridian of TT 973/2001 is used; for a merged province the response warns when its former provinces have different meridians, because cadastral records keep the meridian of the former province. Or pass meridian directly (105.75 or 105°45').

With three or more points the parcel area and perimeter are computed on the projection plane, as cadastral maps do. format=geojson returns a GeoJSON polygon ready for Google Maps or QGIS. Accuracy between datums is about 1 m: fine for maps, not for legal surveys.

Use this in your code

curl -X POST "https://apibox.io.vn/v1/vn-vn2000" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"points":[[1192000,600000],[1192000,600020],[1191980,600020],[1191980,600000]],"province":"Hồ Chí Minh"}'

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FAQ

Which order are x and y?

VN-2000 lists x = northing (about 1–2.6 million m) first, y = easting (about 400–700 thousand m). Swapped pairs are detected and fixed with a warning.

Which central meridian should I use?

The one of the province where the parcel lies (TT 973/2001); for merged provinces use the former province. The certificate often prints it (e.g. KTT 105°45', múi chiếu 3°).

How accurate is it?

The projection is exact to the millimetre; the national 7-parameter datum shift is accurate to about 1 m (checked against published VN-2000 / WGS84 pairs of TT 47/2025/TT-BXD).