
Explore the interactive satellite map of Sucre Department, a state or administrative region of Colombia, located in South America. This page provides precise GPS coordinates, latitude and longitude values, DMS (Degrees Minutes Seconds) and DDM (Degrees Decimal Minutes) formats for Sucre Department — all essential for geographic navigation, logistics planning, GIS integration and location intelligence workflows. View the live satellite map to explore terrain, borders and urban structure of Sucre Department in Colombia.
Professional use cases: Supply chain & logistics routing • Delivery territory mapping • Real estate site analysis • Field operations & fleet management • Market research for regional expansion into South America • GIS platform data integration • Travel planning & proximity analysis • Strategic site selection for Colombia operations.
| Coordinate Format | Latitude | Longitude |
|---|---|---|
| Decimal Degrees (DD) | 8.814° N | 74.7233° W |
| Signed Decimal Degrees | 8.814 | -74.7233 |
| Degrees Minutes Seconds (DMS) | 8° 48' 50" N | 74° 43' 24" W |
| Degrees Decimal Minutes (DDM) | 8° 48.8386' N | 74° 43.397' W |
| State / Region | Sucre Department (Departamento de Sucre) |
| Country | Colombia |
| Continent | South America |
| Capital | Sincelejo |
| State Code | SUC |
| Time Zone | -05:00 |
| Area (km²) | 10,917.00 km² |
| Area (mi²) | 4,215.08 mi² |
| Elevation | 15 m / 50 ft |
| Area Rank | #27 in Colombia |
| GPS (DD) | 8.814, -74.7233 |
Straight-line (great-circle) distance from Sucre Department to each nearby state, calculated using the Haversine formula. Estimated travel time is based on a standard drive speed of 80 km/h. Use this data for logistics routing, delivery time estimates and regional market coverage planning across Colombia.
| State | Country | Direction | Distance (km) | Distance (mi) | Drive Est. | Map |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bolívar | Colombia | E | 78 km | 48 mi | ~58m | 🗺 View |
| Córdoba | Colombia | W | 127 km | 79 mi | ~1h 35m | 🗺 View |
| Cesar Department | Colombia | NE | 131 km | 81 mi | ~1h 38m | 🗺 View |
| Magdalena Department | Colombia | N | 181 km | 112 mi | ~2h 16m | 🗺 View |
| Atlántico | Colombia | N | 210 km | 130 mi | ~2h 37m | 🗺 View |
| Norte de Santander Department | Colombia | SE | 223 km | 138 mi | ~2h 47m | 🗺 View |
Note: Distances are straight-line (great-circle) between state geographic centers. Actual road distances and travel times will vary based on route and conditions.
Some states or territories listed above (such as island regions) may not be reachable by road — sea or air travel may be required for those destinations.
Find exact latitude, longitude and elevation for the most populous cities in Sucre Department, along with each city's aerial distance from Sincelejo, Sucre Department's state capital. Handy for travel planning, delivery zone mapping and pinpointing locations on GPS devices or GIS software.
| City Name | Latitude | Longitude | Elevation | Dist. from State Capital | Map & Coords |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sincelejo | 9.3045° N | -75.3905° W | 209 m | 0 km | 🗺 View Map |
| San Marcos | 8.6597° N | -75.1281° W | 25 m | 77 km | 🗺 View Map |
| Corozal | 9.3185° N | -75.2933° W | 152 m | 11 km | 🗺 View Map |
| San Onofre | 9.7359° N | -75.5263° W | 37 m | 50 km | 🗺 View Map |
| San Luis de Sincé | 9.2439° N | -75.1468° W | 141 m | 28 km | 🗺 View Map |
| Santiago de Tolú | 9.5239° N | -75.5814° W | 10 m | 32 km | 🗺 View Map |
| Sucre | 8.8114° N | -74.7208° W | 18 m | 92 km | 🗺 View Map |
| Sampués | 9.1836° N | -75.3817° W | 154 m | 13 km | 🗺 View Map |
| Galeras | 9.161° N | -75.0481° W | 80 m | 41 km | 🗺 View Map |
| Tolú Viejo | 9.4508° N | -75.4386° W | 68 m | 17 km | 🗺 View Map |
The precise GPS location of Sucre Department is a critical reference point for logistics professionals, supply chain managers and route planners working across Colombia. Accurate coordinates enable satellite-based navigation, geofencing for fleet management, territory boundary definition and proximity analysis for new market entry. All three coordinate formats — DD, DMS and DDM — are provided for maximum compatibility across platforms. › Compare country geolocation data
Decimal Degrees (DD) are the standard format in web mapping APIs and mapping platforms. DMS (Degrees Minutes Seconds) is used in traditional surveying, military navigation and printed maps. DDM (Degrees Decimal Minutes) is preferred in marine and aviation contexts. All three formats for Sucre Department on this page are ready for direct use in location-based services, geospatial analysis and field operations in Colombia.
The satellite view of Sucre Department helps professionals identify terrain, land use patterns, urban density, road networks and natural features. Real estate analysts use it for property assessment and land development planning. Infrastructure teams rely on satellite maps for utility corridor planning, tower siting and construction evaluation. › View Colombia national map
Sucre Department occupies a distinct geographic zone within Colombia in the South America region. Its geographic position influences trade connectivity, transportation access and regional economic activity. Location intelligence from this mapping data supports market territory delineation, competitor proximity analysis and strategic distribution network design. › Explore nearby states
Transportation teams use GPS coordinates of Sucre Department for last-mile delivery routing, warehouse placement analysis and freight corridor optimization. The geographic centroid provides a reliable starting point for distance calculations, zone pricing models and delivery time estimates across Colombia. Combined with city-level data, this supports granular route design for B2B and B2C operations. › Time zone reference
Coordinates for Sucre Department in WGS84 decimal format are compatible with Google Maps, OpenStreetMap, Mapbox, ESRI ArcGIS and all major mapping platforms. Use them for geofencing, distance-based search, map overlays and region-specific dashboards. Also useful for CRM territory assignment, field service scheduling and emergency response coordination in Colombia. › Country geolocation database
The GPS coordinates of Sucre Department are latitude 8.814° and longitude -74.7233°. In directional format: 8.814° N, 74.7233° W. These coordinates represent the geographic center of Sucre Department in Colombia and work with all major mapping platforms including Google Maps and OpenStreetMap.
Sucre Department is a state or administrative region of Colombia, located in South America. Its capital city is Sincelejo. View the exact position of Sucre Department on the satellite map above or explore nearby states for regional context.
In DMS (Degrees Minutes Seconds) format, Sucre Department is at: Latitude 8° 48' 50" N and Longitude 74° 43' 24" W. This format is standard for traditional surveying, military navigation, printed topographic maps and older GPS devices commonly used in field operations.
Sucre Department covers a total area of approximately 10,917.00 km² (4,215.08 mi²). This is roughly 0.96% of Colombia's total national area. For area comparisons visit our country area database.
The interactive satellite map of Sucre Department is embedded on this page and shows the region's terrain, road network and borders. You can also enter the GPS coordinates 8.814, -74.7233 directly into Google Maps, Apple Maps or any navigation app to locate Sucre Department in Colombia. For broader context, explore the Colombia national map or nearby states.
Today in Sucre Department, sunrise is at 05:48 AM and sunset is at 06:22 PM, giving a day length of 12h 34m. See the Sunrise & Sunset panel above, calculated directly from Sucre Department's GPS coordinates and updated daily.
Sucre Department is approximately 981 km (610 mi) from the Equator, in the northern hemisphere. It's also about 8,220 km from the Prime Meridian. See the Global Position panel above for the full breakdown.
The antipodal point of Sucre Department — the spot exactly opposite it through the Earth's center — falls nearest to Gunungbatu, Indonesia, roughly 208 km from the true antipode. Since about 71% of the Earth's surface is ocean, most antipodal points land in open water rather than on a named place.