Singapore sits at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, just north of the equator, at coordinates 1.3521° N, 103.8198° E. Explore Singapore’s exact latitude and longitude, hemisphere location, timezone, antipode, elevation, local time, and interactive map data through Antipode’s visual coordinates platform.
Singapore
Explore the exact location, coordinates, antipode, timezone, hemisphere, and geographic identity of Singapore.
Coordinates
Sunrise / Sunset
Sunrise06:55
Sunset19:10
Daylight in Singapore is nearly constant year-round due to its equatorial position.Local Time
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Singapore uses Singapore Standard Time (SGT) year-round. No daylight saving.Hemisphere
Northern Hemisphere
Eastern Hemisphere
Elevation
15 m
Approximate elevation above sea level.Singapore’s Antipode
The antipode is the exact opposite point on Earth from Singapore. Unusually for a major city, Singapore’s antipode lies on land — deep inside the Peruvian Amazon. Drag the globe to rotate it, or scroll over the globe to zoom in and out.
◎ View Antipode Tool1.3521° S, 76.1802° W
LocationPeruvian Amazon
Nearest CityQuito, Ecuador
(~285 km)
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About Singapore’s Coordinates
Singapore’s coordinates are approximately 1.3521° N latitude and 103.8198° E longitude. This places the city-state at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula in Southeast Asia, just 137 kilometres north of the Equator. These coordinates are commonly used for mapping, navigation, travel planning, flight routing, city data, and location-based design.
Where is Singapore located?
Singapore is an island city-state in Southeast Asia, located at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula. It sits at the Strait of Malacca, one of the world’s most important shipping lanes, and lies just north of the Equator.
What hemisphere is Singapore in?
Singapore is in the Northern Hemisphere, though only barely — it sits just 1.35° north of the Equator. It is also in the Eastern Hemisphere, well east of the Prime Meridian.
Why are Singapore’s coordinates important?
Singapore’s coordinates mark one of the world’s most strategically located cities — a major global financial centre, the world’s busiest transshipment port, and a key aviation hub for Southeast Asia at the entrance to the Strait of Malacca.
What is Singapore’s antipode?
Singapore’s antipode falls in the Peruvian Amazon — making it one of the few major cities whose exact opposite point on Earth is on land rather than open ocean. The nearest major city is Quito, Ecuador, around 285 kilometres away.
Singapore Coordinates FAQ
What are the coordinates of Singapore?
The coordinates of Singapore are approximately 1.3521° N latitude and 103.8198° E longitude.
Is Singapore in the Northern Hemisphere?
Yes, but only just. Singapore lies 1.35° north of the Equator, making it one of the closest major cities to the Equator in the Northern Hemisphere.
What timezone is Singapore in?
Singapore uses Singapore Standard Time (SGT), which is UTC+8. Singapore does not observe daylight saving time.
What is the antipode of Singapore?
The antipode of Singapore is in the Peruvian Amazon, deep in the South American rainforest. Unlike most major cities, Singapore’s antipode is on land rather than in the ocean.
