are northing and easting latitude and longitude
Eastings are referenced from the central meridian of each zone, & northings from the equator, both in metres. To avoid negative numbers, ‘false eastings’ and ‘false northings’ are used: Eastings are measured from 500,000 metres west of the central meridian. 1 You can press ENTER to calculate UTM in the lat long input box. 2  If you click on the UTM easting and UTM northing input box, it will auto select the value.  You can also get the lat long and the UTM values by clicking on the map. These scripts to calculate UTM eastings/northings from geodetic latitude/longitude and vice-versa implement Karney’s method, which (in the order n6 version used) gives results “accurate to 5 nm for distances up to 3,900 km from the central meridian” (improving on more familiar earlier methods from Snyder/Thomas/USDMA). 1 Northing: the y coordinate. 2  You can press ENTER to calculate UTM in the lat long input box. 3  If you click on the UTM easting and UTM northing input box, it will auto select the value.  You can also get the lat long and the UTM values by clicking on the map. 1 Easting: the x coordinate. 2  Northing: the y coordinate. 3  You can press ENTER to calculate UTM in the lat long input box.  If you click on the UTM easting and UTM northing input box, it will auto select the value. Instead of having monotonic eastings for a zone, and northings measured to/from the equator, zones are divided into latitude bands, then into 100km grid squares identified by letter-pairs, then eastings and northings within each 100km grid square. 1 Easting: the x coordinate. 2  Northing: the y coordinate. 3  You can press ENTER to calculate UTM in the lat long input box. 4  If you click on the UTM easting and UTM northing input box, it will auto select the value.  You can also get the lat long and the UTM values by clicking on the map. 1 Northing: the y coordinate. 2  You can press ENTER to calculate UTM in the lat long input box.  If you click on the UTM easting and UTM northing input box, it will auto select the value. A Universal Transverse Mercator coordinate comprises a zone number, a hemisphere (N/S), an easting and a northing. Eastings are referenced from the central meridian of each zone, & northings from the equator, both in metres. Eastings are measured from 500,000 metres west of the central meridian. It covers latitudes spanning 80°S to 84°N (the poles are covered by the separate ‘UPS’ system). Latitude/longitude points are converted to eastings and northings measured in metres along (an ellipsoidal model of) the earth’s surface.
No, northing and easting are different then latitude and longitude.