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| Waze supports entering [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geographic_coordinate_system latitude and longitude coordinates] for navigation.
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| In the Navigate search box, enter the numeric values of the latitude and longitude separated by a comma.
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| Longitudes East are positive and West are negative, and latitudes North are positive and South are negative.
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| For example, in the United States, Disney's Epcot Center in Orland, Florida, is located at these coordinates: "28.375144,-81.549033"
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| [[File:IPhoneLatLong.png|200px|left|thumb|iPhone and Android Phone interface.]]
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| [[File:WindowsPhoneLatLong.png|200px|right|thumb|Windows Phone interface.]]
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| The Waze [[Live Map]] site also accepts coordinates, but it currently requires them in reverse order, meaning longitude first followed by latitude in the Search box.
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| Note that these coordinates were entered in reverse order in versions of the Waze App before January 2014. The current method is typically used in most GPS based applications to improve usability for everyone.
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| [[Category:iPhone Instructions]]
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| [[Category:Windows Phone Instructions]]
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