Maybe this info can help you or someone else in the future:
Open Google map for your area. On both the older classic version and the new version of Google map, select either map or satellite view to find your point of interest. I find the satellite view much easier for me. Once you have found your POI, put your cursor on that spot and right-click. A dialogue box opens. Click on the words "What's here". The coordinates appear in the box in the upper left hand corner of the map. I just did this for the bridge shown on the satellite version of the map and got these numbers- 20.21416,100.4522
If you wish to convert the numbers into another format, go to this website:
http://www.earthpoint.us/convert.aspx
Copy and paste the numbers into the latitude and longitude boxes and click on the "calc" button. Look below that button and you will see the numbers in the different formats:
Position Type Lat Lon
Degrees Lat Long 20.2141600°, 100.4522000°
Degrees Minutes 20°12.84960', 100°27.13200'
Degrees Minutes Seconds 20°12'50.9760", 100°27'07.9200"
UTM 47Q 651713mE 2235844mN
MGRS 47QPC5171335844
Grid North 0.5°
GARS 561KE43
Maidenhead OL00FF41GJ35
GEOREF UHLF27131284