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Convert mils to degrees

1 mil (nato) equals 0.05625 degrees. Enter a value below to convert instantly.

1 mil
0.05625 °

Multiply the number of mils (nato) by 0.05625 to get degrees. How this is calculated

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Formula

Multiply the number of mils (nato) by 0.05625 to get degrees.

Step by step

  1. Start with 1 mil.
  2. Multiply by the conversion factor 0.05625.
  3. 1 × 0.05625 = 0.05625 °.

Mils (NATO) to Degrees conversion table

Mils (NATO) (mil) Degrees (°)
1 0.05625
5 0.28125
10 0.5625
30 1.6875
45 2.53125
60 3.375
90 5.0625
180 10.125
360 20.25

Convert Mil (NATO) to other angle units

1 mil expressed in every other angle unit on this site.

  • Radian rad 0.0009817477
  • Degree ° 0.05625
  • Gradian grad 0.0625
  • Milliradian mrad 0.9817477
  • Microradian µrad 981.7477
  • Arcminute ′ 3.375
  • Arcsecond ″ 202.5
  • Milliarcsecond mas 202,500
  • Revolution rev 0.00015625
  • Right Angle ∟ 0.000625
  • Sextant sextant 0.0009375
  • Sign sign 0.001875
  • Octant octant 0.00125
  • Point (compass) pt 0.005
  • Mil (Soviet) mil (SU) 0.9375
  • Mil (Sweden) streck 0.984375
  • Binary Degree brad 0.04

About the mil (nato)

The mil (nato) (mil) is a Other unit of angle.

About the degree

The degree (°) is a Other unit of angle.

Where this conversion is used

Converting mils (nato) to degrees comes up when geometry, navigation, engineering drawings, and programming.

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Frequently asked questions

How many degrees are in a mil (nato)?

One mil (nato) equals 0.05625 degrees.

How do you convert mils (nato) to degrees?

Multiply the number of mils (nato) by 0.05625 to get degrees.

What is 1 degree in mils (nato)?

One degree equals 17.777778 mils (nato).

When would I convert mils (nato) to degrees?

This conversion is common when geometry, navigation, engineering drawings, and programming.

Conversion factors are based on internationally agreed unit definitions. See our methodology and sources for details on how these values are verified.