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Meters to kilometers

kilometers = meters × 0.001

Reverse: kilometers to meters

How to convert meters to kilometers

One meter is 0.001 kilometers, so multiply the number of meters by 0.001. For example, 20 meters is 20 × 0.001 = 0.02 kilometers. To go back, divide by the same number, or multiply by 1,000.

Quick estimate

Multiplying by about 0.001 gets within 0.0% of the exact answer, which is enough to check that a result makes sense.

Where it comes up

Length conversions come up in DIY and building plans, running and cycling distances, maps, clothing sizes and travel between countries that use metric and imperial units.

meterskilometers
1 m0.001 km
2 m0.002 km
3 m0.003 km
4 m0.004 km
5 m0.005 km
6 m0.006 km
7 m0.007 km
8 m0.008 km
9 m0.009 km
10 m0.01 km
11 m0.011 km
12 m0.012 km
13 m0.013 km
14 m0.014 km
15 m0.015 km
16 m0.016 km
17 m0.017 km
18 m0.018 km
19 m0.019 km
20 m0.02 km
25 m0.025 km
30 m0.03 km
40 m0.04 km
50 m0.05 km
60 m0.06 km
70 m0.07 km
75 m0.075 km
80 m0.08 km
90 m0.09 km
100 m0.1 km
120 m0.12 km
150 m0.15 km
200 m0.2 km
250 m0.25 km
300 m0.3 km
400 m0.4 km
500 m0.5 km
750 m0.75 km
1,000 m1 km
1,500 m1.5 km
2,000 m2 km
5,000 m5 km
10,000 m10 km

Questions

How many kilometers are in a meter?

0.001 kilometers.

How do I convert meters to kilometers in a spreadsheet?

Put the value in A1 and type =A1*0.001, then fill the formula down the column.

Are the values in the table exact?

They are calculated from the exact definitions of the units and rounded only for display. Open any row for the full working.