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Degrees to Mils Converter

Convert degrees (°) to mils (NATO, 6,400 per turn) (mil), with the formula, a conversion table and exact factors.

Change the values and press Calculate to work out your own figures.

Enter an angle, choose its unit and the unit you want. The answer is exact until it is shown, and the same value appears in every other unit.

About valueA number, fraction (3/8), mixed number (1 1/2), scientific notation (2.5e6) or a simple sum such as 2*3.
About toThe unit you want the answer in. Swap exchanges the two units.
Result
Result
17.7777777778 mil
radians
0.0174532925199 rad
milliradians
17.4532925199 mrad
minutes of arc
60 ′
seconds of arc
3,600 ″
gradians (gons)
1.11111111111 gon
revolutions (turns)
0.00277777777778 rev

1 ° = 17.7777777778 mil

Show the working
  1. 1 ° = 17.7777777778 mil
  2. 1 × 17.7777777778 = 17.7777777778 mil

How to convert degrees to mils

1 ° = 17.7777777778 mil, so multiply by 17.7777777778 to go from degrees to mils (NATO, 6,400 per turn). Going the other way, 1 mil = 0.05625 °.

mil = ° × 17.7777777778
° = mil × 0.05625

Worked example:

1 ° = 17.7777777778 mil
5 × 17.7777777778 = 88.8888888889 mil

Degrees to mils table

DegreesMils
1 °17.7777777778 mil
2 °35.5555555556 mil
3 °53.3333333333 mil
4 °71.1111111111 mil
5 °88.8888888889 mil
6 °106.666666667 mil
7 °124.444444444 mil
8 °142.222222222 mil
9 °160 mil
10 °177.777777778 mil
15 °266.666666667 mil
20 °355.555555556 mil
25 °444.444444444 mil
30 °533.333333333 mil
40 °711.111111111 mil
50 °888.888888889 mil
75 °1,333.33333333 mil
100 °1,777.77777778 mil
250 °4,444.44444444 mil
500 °8,888.88888889 mil
1000 °17,777.7777778 mil

About the units

Degrees (°)
Degrees, a metric unit. Involves π, which no fraction equals exactly; this converter uses π to 50 significant digits, far beyond the 12 digits shown. Definition: BIPM SI Brochure, 9th edition (SI units, prefixes and units accepted for use with the SI).
Mils (mil)
Mils (NATO, 6,400 per turn), a specialised unit. Involves π, which no fraction equals exactly; this converter uses π to 50 significant digits, far beyond the 12 digits shown. Other armies use 6,000 or 6,300 mils per turn. Definition: NATO angular mil: 6,400 mils per revolution (STANAG 2261).

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