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WORLD TIME ZONES
World Time Zones with interactive time zone maps, current local timesand daylight maps.
GLOBAL TIME AND TIMEZONES Global Time and Timezones. Before the nineteenth century, people kept time by the local reckoning of the position of the Sun; consequently, thousands of local times existed. In medieval Europe, “hours” varied in length, depending upon the seasons: The Roman Catholic Church determined each hour. In the sixteenth century, Holy RomanEmperor
INDEX OF TIMEZONES AND ABBREVIATIONS However, there are now multiple ways to discern time using a world clock. Still, the most common way to deal with the world clock is to use the Greenwich Mean Time, also known as GMT, as a measuring stick. Standard world timezones are made with an offset of hours referring to GMT. So, New Zealand’s time is often quoted as being 11 hours andNAUTICAL TIME ZONES
Nautical time zones are an ideal form of the terrestrial time zone system. Under the system, a time change of one hour is required for each change of longitude by 15°. The 15° gore that is offset from GMT or UT1 (not UTC) by twelve hours is bisected by the nautical date line into two 7.5° gores that differ from GMT by ±12 hours. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 2020 Sunday, March 8. Sunday, November 1. most of Saskatchewan, some regions of British Columbia, small region of Nunavut, small region of Quebec, small region of Ontario. No Daylight Saving Time in 2020. Yukon. Sunday, March 8. Does not end this year. Caribbean Netherlands.All of the places.
HISTORY OF TIMEZONES It took many decades before all time on Earth was in the form of time zones referred to some “standard offset” from GMT/UTC. Most major countries had adopted hourly time zones by 1929. Nepal was the last country to adopt a standard offset, shifting slightly to UTC+5:45 in 1986. Today, all nations use standard time zones for secular purposesSUNLIGHT MAP
Sunlight Map – Rectangular View. Have a look at the sun rise and sunset all over the world on this real-time, illustration of the earth’s patterns of sunlight and darkness. The clouds on this image are updated daily with the real weather satellite imagery. Refresh your browser in 5-10 minutes for a map update. TIMEZONE ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS A time zone is a region on Earth that has a uniform standard time for legal, commercial, and social purposes. It is convenient for areas in close commercial or other communication to keep the same time, so time zones tend to follow the boundaries of countries and theirsubdivisions.
TIMEZONES IN ASIA
Scroll with your mouse to zoom, or use zoom buttons on the left side of the map. For Google Street View pull that small yellow man from the left side on the Asia map.WORLD TIME ZONES
World Time Zones with interactive time zone maps, current local timesand daylight maps.
GLOBAL TIME AND TIMEZONES Global Time and Timezones. Before the nineteenth century, people kept time by the local reckoning of the position of the Sun; consequently, thousands of local times existed. In medieval Europe, “hours” varied in length, depending upon the seasons: The Roman Catholic Church determined each hour. In the sixteenth century, Holy RomanEmperor
INDEX OF TIMEZONES AND ABBREVIATIONS However, there are now multiple ways to discern time using a world clock. Still, the most common way to deal with the world clock is to use the Greenwich Mean Time, also known as GMT, as a measuring stick. Standard world timezones are made with an offset of hours referring to GMT. So, New Zealand’s time is often quoted as being 11 hours andNAUTICAL TIME ZONES
Nautical time zones are an ideal form of the terrestrial time zone system. Under the system, a time change of one hour is required for each change of longitude by 15°. The 15° gore that is offset from GMT or UT1 (not UTC) by twelve hours is bisected by the nautical date line into two 7.5° gores that differ from GMT by ±12 hours. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 2020 Sunday, March 8. Sunday, November 1. most of Saskatchewan, some regions of British Columbia, small region of Nunavut, small region of Quebec, small region of Ontario. No Daylight Saving Time in 2020. Yukon. Sunday, March 8. Does not end this year. Caribbean Netherlands.All of the places.
HISTORY OF TIMEZONES It took many decades before all time on Earth was in the form of time zones referred to some “standard offset” from GMT/UTC. Most major countries had adopted hourly time zones by 1929. Nepal was the last country to adopt a standard offset, shifting slightly to UTC+5:45 in 1986. Today, all nations use standard time zones for secular purposesSUNLIGHT MAP
Sunlight Map – Rectangular View. Have a look at the sun rise and sunset all over the world on this real-time, illustration of the earth’s patterns of sunlight and darkness. The clouds on this image are updated daily with the real weather satellite imagery. Refresh your browser in 5-10 minutes for a map update. TIMEZONE ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS A time zone is a region on Earth that has a uniform standard time for legal, commercial, and social purposes. It is convenient for areas in close commercial or other communication to keep the same time, so time zones tend to follow the boundaries of countries and theirsubdivisions.
TIMEZONES IN ASIA
Scroll with your mouse to zoom, or use zoom buttons on the left side of the map. For Google Street View pull that small yellow man from the left side on the Asia map. LEGAL TIME 2013 (ALL COUNTRIES) LEGAL TIME 2013 (All countries) Many countries, and sometimes just certain regions of countries, adopt daylight saving time (also known as “Summer Time”) during part of the year. This typically involves advancing clocks by an hour near the start of spring and adjustingback
LEGAL TIME 2013 (ALL COUNTRIES) LEGAL TIME 2013 (All countries) Many countries, and sometimes just certain regions of countries, adopt daylight saving time (also known as “Summer Time”) during part of the year. This typically involves advancing clocks by an hour near the start of spring and adjustingback
TIMEZONES IN SOUTH AMERICA FKST. Falkland Islands Summer Time. UTC – 3 hours. FKT. Falkland Island Time. UTC – 4 hours. FNT. Fernando de Noronha Time. UTC – 2hours.
LEGAL TIME 2013
Legal Time 2013 Annex to ITU OB No. 1027 of 1.V.2013 Page 3 of 9 Country/geographical area Daylight saving time (DST) Start date UTC Start date Afghanistan No change – UTC +4.30 No change – UTC +4.30PRIVACY POLICY
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World Time Zones with interactive time zone maps, current local timesand daylight maps.
GLOBAL TIME AND TIMEZONES Global Time and Timezones. Before the nineteenth century, people kept time by the local reckoning of the position of the Sun; consequently, thousands of local times existed. In medieval Europe, “hours” varied in length, depending upon the seasons: The Roman Catholic Church determined each hour. In the sixteenth century, Holy RomanEmperor
INDEX OF TIMEZONES AND ABBREVIATIONS However, there are now multiple ways to discern time using a world clock. Still, the most common way to deal with the world clock is to use the Greenwich Mean Time, also known as GMT, as a measuring stick. Standard world timezones are made with an offset of hours referring to GMT. So, New Zealand’s time is often quoted as being 11 hours andNAUTICAL TIME ZONES
Nautical time zones are an ideal form of the terrestrial time zone system. Under the system, a time change of one hour is required for each change of longitude by 15°. The 15° gore that is offset from GMT or UT1 (not UTC) by twelve hours is bisected by the nautical date line into two 7.5° gores that differ from GMT by ±12 hours. HISTORY OF TIMEZONES It took many decades before all time on Earth was in the form of time zones referred to some “standard offset” from GMT/UTC. Most major countries had adopted hourly time zones by 1929. Nepal was the last country to adopt a standard offset, shifting slightly to UTC+5:45 in 1986. Today, all nations use standard time zones for secular purposes MILITARY - NATO - LETTER TIMEZONES Military – NATO – Letter Timezones. The basis for this is Z – Zulu time – Zero meridian time – the same as UTC It’s a convention to assign letters to time zones, where Z= Zero meridian, and Zulu is the word that represents the letter Z, when it’s used in communication. It is TIMEZONE ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS A time zone is a region on Earth that has a uniform standard time for legal, commercial, and social purposes. It is convenient for areas in close commercial or other communication to keep the same time, so time zones tend to follow the boundaries of countries and theirsubdivisions.
TIMEZONES IN SOUTH AMERICA FKST. Falkland Islands Summer Time. UTC – 3 hours. FKT. Falkland Island Time. UTC – 4 hours. FNT. Fernando de Noronha Time. UTC – 2hours.
TIMEZONES IN ASIA
Scroll with your mouse to zoom, or use zoom buttons on the left side of the map. For Google Street View pull that small yellow man from the left side on the Asia map. LEGAL TIME 2013 (ALL COUNTRIES) LEGAL TIME 2013 (All countries) Many countries, and sometimes just certain regions of countries, adopt daylight saving time (also known as “Summer Time”) during part of the year. This typically involves advancing clocks by an hour near the start of spring and adjustingback
WORLD TIME ZONES
World Time Zones with interactive time zone maps, current local timesand daylight maps.
GLOBAL TIME AND TIMEZONES Global Time and Timezones. Before the nineteenth century, people kept time by the local reckoning of the position of the Sun; consequently, thousands of local times existed. In medieval Europe, “hours” varied in length, depending upon the seasons: The Roman Catholic Church determined each hour. In the sixteenth century, Holy RomanEmperor
INDEX OF TIMEZONES AND ABBREVIATIONS However, there are now multiple ways to discern time using a world clock. Still, the most common way to deal with the world clock is to use the Greenwich Mean Time, also known as GMT, as a measuring stick. Standard world timezones are made with an offset of hours referring to GMT. So, New Zealand’s time is often quoted as being 11 hours andNAUTICAL TIME ZONES
Nautical time zones are an ideal form of the terrestrial time zone system. Under the system, a time change of one hour is required for each change of longitude by 15°. The 15° gore that is offset from GMT or UT1 (not UTC) by twelve hours is bisected by the nautical date line into two 7.5° gores that differ from GMT by ±12 hours. HISTORY OF TIMEZONES It took many decades before all time on Earth was in the form of time zones referred to some “standard offset” from GMT/UTC. Most major countries had adopted hourly time zones by 1929. Nepal was the last country to adopt a standard offset, shifting slightly to UTC+5:45 in 1986. Today, all nations use standard time zones for secular purposes MILITARY - NATO - LETTER TIMEZONES Military – NATO – Letter Timezones. The basis for this is Z – Zulu time – Zero meridian time – the same as UTC It’s a convention to assign letters to time zones, where Z= Zero meridian, and Zulu is the word that represents the letter Z, when it’s used in communication. It is TIMEZONE ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS A time zone is a region on Earth that has a uniform standard time for legal, commercial, and social purposes. It is convenient for areas in close commercial or other communication to keep the same time, so time zones tend to follow the boundaries of countries and theirsubdivisions.
TIMEZONES IN SOUTH AMERICA FKST. Falkland Islands Summer Time. UTC – 3 hours. FKT. Falkland Island Time. UTC – 4 hours. FNT. Fernando de Noronha Time. UTC – 2hours.
TIMEZONES IN ASIA
Scroll with your mouse to zoom, or use zoom buttons on the left side of the map. For Google Street View pull that small yellow man from the left side on the Asia map. LEGAL TIME 2013 (ALL COUNTRIES) LEGAL TIME 2013 (All countries) Many countries, and sometimes just certain regions of countries, adopt daylight saving time (also known as “Summer Time”) during part of the year. This typically involves advancing clocks by an hour near the start of spring and adjustingback
TIMEZONES IN SOUTH AMERICA FKST. Falkland Islands Summer Time. UTC – 3 hours. FKT. Falkland Island Time. UTC – 4 hours. FNT. Fernando de Noronha Time. UTC – 2hours.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 2020 Sunday, March 8. Sunday, November 1. most of Saskatchewan, some regions of British Columbia, small region of Nunavut, small region of Quebec, small region of Ontario. No Daylight Saving Time in 2020. Yukon. Sunday, March 8. Does not end this year. Caribbean Netherlands.All of the places.
LEGAL TIME 2013
Legal Time 2013 Annex to ITU OB No. 1027 of 1.V.2013 Page 3 of 9 Country/geographical area Daylight saving time (DST) Start date UTC Start date Afghanistan No change – UTC +4.30 No change – UTC +4.30PRIVACY POLICY
We, along with third-party vendors such as Google make use of first-party cookies (such as Google Analytics cookies) and third-party cookies (such as DoubleClick cookies) or various other third-party identifiers together in order to compile data about user interactions with ad impressions and other ad service functions as they relate to our Site, Software, App, and Services.WORLD TIME ZONES
World Time Zones with interactive time zone maps, current local timesand daylight maps.
GLOBAL TIME AND TIMEZONES Global Time and Timezones. Before the nineteenth century, people kept time by the local reckoning of the position of the Sun; consequently, thousands of local times existed. In medieval Europe, “hours” varied in length, depending upon the seasons: The Roman Catholic Church determined each hour. In the sixteenth century, Holy RomanEmperor
INDEX OF TIMEZONES AND ABBREVIATIONS However, there are now multiple ways to discern time using a world clock. Still, the most common way to deal with the world clock is to use the Greenwich Mean Time, also known as GMT, as a measuring stick. Standard world timezones are made with an offset of hours referring to GMT. So, New Zealand’s time is often quoted as being 11 hours andNAUTICAL TIME ZONES
Nautical time zones are an ideal form of the terrestrial time zone system. Under the system, a time change of one hour is required for each change of longitude by 15°. The 15° gore that is offset from GMT or UT1 (not UTC) by twelve hours is bisected by the nautical date line into two 7.5° gores that differ from GMT by ±12 hours. HISTORY OF TIMEZONES It took many decades before all time on Earth was in the form of time zones referred to some “standard offset” from GMT/UTC. Most major countries had adopted hourly time zones by 1929. Nepal was the last country to adopt a standard offset, shifting slightly to UTC+5:45 in 1986. Today, all nations use standard time zones for secular purposes MILITARY - NATO - LETTER TIMEZONES Military – NATO – Letter Timezones. The basis for this is Z – Zulu time – Zero meridian time – the same as UTC It’s a convention to assign letters to time zones, where Z= Zero meridian, and Zulu is the word that represents the letter Z, when it’s used in communication. It is TIMEZONE ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS A time zone is a region on Earth that has a uniform standard time for legal, commercial, and social purposes. It is convenient for areas in close commercial or other communication to keep the same time, so time zones tend to follow the boundaries of countries and theirsubdivisions.
TIMEZONES IN SOUTH AMERICA FKST. Falkland Islands Summer Time. UTC – 3 hours. FKT. Falkland Island Time. UTC – 4 hours. FNT. Fernando de Noronha Time. UTC – 2hours.
TIMEZONES IN ASIA
Scroll with your mouse to zoom, or use zoom buttons on the left side of the map. For Google Street View pull that small yellow man from the left side on the Asia map. LEGAL TIME 2013 (ALL COUNTRIES) LEGAL TIME 2013 (All countries) Many countries, and sometimes just certain regions of countries, adopt daylight saving time (also known as “Summer Time”) during part of the year. This typically involves advancing clocks by an hour near the start of spring and adjustingback
WORLD TIME ZONES
World Time Zones with interactive time zone maps, current local timesand daylight maps.
GLOBAL TIME AND TIMEZONES Global Time and Timezones. Before the nineteenth century, people kept time by the local reckoning of the position of the Sun; consequently, thousands of local times existed. In medieval Europe, “hours” varied in length, depending upon the seasons: The Roman Catholic Church determined each hour. In the sixteenth century, Holy RomanEmperor
INDEX OF TIMEZONES AND ABBREVIATIONS However, there are now multiple ways to discern time using a world clock. Still, the most common way to deal with the world clock is to use the Greenwich Mean Time, also known as GMT, as a measuring stick. Standard world timezones are made with an offset of hours referring to GMT. So, New Zealand’s time is often quoted as being 11 hours andNAUTICAL TIME ZONES
Nautical time zones are an ideal form of the terrestrial time zone system. Under the system, a time change of one hour is required for each change of longitude by 15°. The 15° gore that is offset from GMT or UT1 (not UTC) by twelve hours is bisected by the nautical date line into two 7.5° gores that differ from GMT by ±12 hours. HISTORY OF TIMEZONES It took many decades before all time on Earth was in the form of time zones referred to some “standard offset” from GMT/UTC. Most major countries had adopted hourly time zones by 1929. Nepal was the last country to adopt a standard offset, shifting slightly to UTC+5:45 in 1986. Today, all nations use standard time zones for secular purposes MILITARY - NATO - LETTER TIMEZONES Military – NATO – Letter Timezones. The basis for this is Z – Zulu time – Zero meridian time – the same as UTC It’s a convention to assign letters to time zones, where Z= Zero meridian, and Zulu is the word that represents the letter Z, when it’s used in communication. It is TIMEZONE ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS A time zone is a region on Earth that has a uniform standard time for legal, commercial, and social purposes. It is convenient for areas in close commercial or other communication to keep the same time, so time zones tend to follow the boundaries of countries and theirsubdivisions.
TIMEZONES IN SOUTH AMERICA FKST. Falkland Islands Summer Time. UTC – 3 hours. FKT. Falkland Island Time. UTC – 4 hours. FNT. Fernando de Noronha Time. UTC – 2hours.
TIMEZONES IN ASIA
Scroll with your mouse to zoom, or use zoom buttons on the left side of the map. For Google Street View pull that small yellow man from the left side on the Asia map. LEGAL TIME 2013 (ALL COUNTRIES) LEGAL TIME 2013 (All countries) Many countries, and sometimes just certain regions of countries, adopt daylight saving time (also known as “Summer Time”) during part of the year. This typically involves advancing clocks by an hour near the start of spring and adjustingback
TIMEZONES IN SOUTH AMERICA FKST. Falkland Islands Summer Time. UTC – 3 hours. FKT. Falkland Island Time. UTC – 4 hours. FNT. Fernando de Noronha Time. UTC – 2hours.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 2020 Sunday, March 8. Sunday, November 1. most of Saskatchewan, some regions of British Columbia, small region of Nunavut, small region of Quebec, small region of Ontario. No Daylight Saving Time in 2020. Yukon. Sunday, March 8. Does not end this year. Caribbean Netherlands.All of the places.
LEGAL TIME 2013
Legal Time 2013 Annex to ITU OB No. 1027 of 1.V.2013 Page 3 of 9 Country/geographical area Daylight saving time (DST) Start date UTC Start date Afghanistan No change – UTC +4.30 No change – UTC +4.30PRIVACY POLICY
We, along with third-party vendors such as Google make use of first-party cookies (such as Google Analytics cookies) and third-party cookies (such as DoubleClick cookies) or various other third-party identifiers together in order to compile data about user interactions with ad impressions and other ad service functions as they relate to our Site, Software, App, and Services.WORLD TIME ZONES
World Time Zones with interactive time zone maps, current local timesand daylight maps.
GLOBAL TIME AND TIMEZONES Before the nineteenth century, people kept time by the local reckoning of the position of the Sun; consequently, thousands of local timesexisted.
INDEX OF TIMEZONES AND ABBREVIATIONS Map of timezones A Quick Guide To World Timezones. World timezones are actually a relatively new part of the way that the civilized world works. World timezones were created in order to create a certain amount of uniformity in how people describe their time of day in different parts of the world.NAUTICAL TIME ZONES
Since the 1920s a nautical standard time system has been in operation for ships on the high seas. Nautical time zones are an ideal form of the terrestrial time zone system. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 2020 Countries are observing Daylight Saving Time (DST) clock change eventsin 2020.
HISTORY OF TIMEZONES Early timekeeping. Before the invention of clocks, people marked the time of day with apparent solar time (also called “true” solar time) – for example, the time on a MILITARY - NATO - LETTER TIMEZONES The basis for this is Z – Zulu time – Zero meridian time – the same as UTC It’s a convention to assign letters to time zones, where Z= Zero meridian, and Zulu is the word that represents the letter Z, when it’s used in communication. TIMEZONE ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS A time zone is a region on Earth that has a uniform standard time for legal, commercial, and social purposes. It is convenient for areas in close commercial or other communication to keep the same time, so time zones tend to follow the boundaries of countries and theirsubdivisions.
TIMEZONES IN ASIA
Scroll with your mouse to zoom, or use zoom buttons on the left side of the map. For Google Street View pull that small yellow man from the left side on the Asia map. LEGAL TIME 2013 (ALL COUNTRIES) Many countries, and sometimes just certain regions of countries, adopt daylight saving time (also known as "Summer Time") during part of theyear. This
WORLD TIME ZONES
World Time Zones with interactive time zone maps, current local timesand daylight maps.
GLOBAL TIME AND TIMEZONES Global Time and Timezones. Before the nineteenth century, people kept time by the local reckoning of the position of the Sun; consequently, thousands of local times existed. In medieval Europe, “hours” varied in length, depending upon the seasons: The Roman Catholic Church determined each hour. In the sixteenth century, Holy RomanEmperor
INDEX OF TIMEZONES AND ABBREVIATIONS However, there are now multiple ways to discern time using a world clock. Still, the most common way to deal with the world clock is to use the Greenwich Mean Time, also known as GMT, as a measuring stick. Standard world timezones are made with an offset of hours referring to GMT. So, New Zealand’s time is often quoted as being 11 hours andNAUTICAL TIME ZONES
Nautical time zones are an ideal form of the terrestrial time zone system. Under the system, a time change of one hour is required for each change of longitude by 15°. The 15° gore that is offset from GMT or UT1 (not UTC) by twelve hours is bisected by the nautical date line into two 7.5° gores that differ from GMT by ±12 hours. HISTORY OF TIMEZONES It took many decades before all time on Earth was in the form of time zones referred to some “standard offset” from GMT/UTC. Most major countries had adopted hourly time zones by 1929. Nepal was the last country to adopt a standard offset, shifting slightly to UTC+5:45 in 1986. Today, all nations use standard time zones for secular purposes MILITARY - NATO - LETTER TIMEZONES Military – NATO – Letter Timezones. The basis for this is Z – Zulu time – Zero meridian time – the same as UTC It’s a convention to assign letters to time zones, where Z= Zero meridian, and Zulu is the word that represents the letter Z, when it’s used in communication. It is TIMEZONE ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS A time zone is a region on Earth that has a uniform standard time for legal, commercial, and social purposes. It is convenient for areas in close commercial or other communication to keep the same time, so time zones tend to follow the boundaries of countries and theirsubdivisions.
TIMEZONES IN SOUTH AMERICA FKST. Falkland Islands Summer Time. UTC – 3 hours. FKT. Falkland Island Time. UTC – 4 hours. FNT. Fernando de Noronha Time. UTC – 2hours.
TIMEZONES IN ASIA
Scroll with your mouse to zoom, or use zoom buttons on the left side of the map. For Google Street View pull that small yellow man from the left side on the Asia map. LEGAL TIME 2013 (ALL COUNTRIES) LEGAL TIME 2013 (All countries) Many countries, and sometimes just certain regions of countries, adopt daylight saving time (also known as “Summer Time”) during part of the year. This typically involves advancing clocks by an hour near the start of spring and adjustingback
TIMEZONES IN SOUTH AMERICA Scroll with your mouse to zoom, or use zoom buttons on the left side of the map. For Google Street View pull that small yellow man from the left side on the South American map. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 2020 Countries are observing Daylight Saving Time (DST) clock change eventsin 2020.
LEGAL TIME 2013
Legal Time 2013 Annex to ITU OB No. 1027 of 1.V.2013 Page 3 of 9 Country/geographical area Daylight saving time (DST) Start date UTC Start date Afghanistan No change – UTC +4.30 No change – UTC +4.30PRIVACY POLICY
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When it is noon in Rio de Janeiro, it is midnight in Tokyo. The reason for this is that we divide the Earth into different time zones. Within each zone, people set their clock for the same time. If someone is traveling by plane between two zones, he or she will adjust his/her clock to the one used in the new zone.DIVISION OF TIME
There are 24 different timezones, separated by one-hour intervals with each 15 degrees longitude. The zones measured according to the Greenwich Mean Time used as the starting meridian, that measured in hours before and after GMT. Governments can change their country’s time zone. Thus, for convenience, entire countries tend to adjust to the same local time rather than adjusting exactly to the zones. For example, China could be divided into several time zones, but instead, the whole country uses the same time. Some areas, such as parts of India, Iran, and Australia, use non-standard half-hour deviations.SUMMERTIME
Some countries change their clock in the summer. In Britain, for example, everyone sets their clocks one hour ahead. This is called daylight saving time – one way to give people an extra day of sunshine in the evening. With summertime, countries reduce energy consumption because people use less electricity for lighting.CHANGING DATES
On the opposite side of the Earth to the starting meridian, there is a date-line that runs mainly through the Pacific Ocean, avoiding the mainland. The locations to the west are 24 hours ahead of the east of the line. This means that if we travel through it in the east, we will lose one day, while we will gain one day to the west. The map below shows the different time zones of the world. Move your cursor above the country you want to see current time for and click to view time zone and your actual time details.Map Data
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Scroll with your mouse to zoom, or use zoom buttons on the left side of the map. For Google Street View pull that small yellow man from the left side on the map. ONE DAY AROUND THE EARTH The development of transport and communication at the end of the 1820s necessitated the introduction of a uniform time reference for the whole earth: 24 time zones were designated. Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) was created in 1675 to allow sailors to determine their position across the globe accurately. At the end of the 19th century, the Earth was divided into 24 time zones, each of 15 degrees longitude, and on the opposite side of Greenwich South Circle, an international date-line designated. For practical reasons, the boundaries of the zones have adapted to geographical and political boundaries, many of which have involved changes in time zones. In countries that use the summer-winter time to save energy, local time varies by + 1 hour in summer. The time shift is resulting from the unevenness of the earth’s rotation. Corrected based on the world time measured by the atomic clock since 1972: The difference between the new Universal Central Time (UTC) and Greenwich Mean Time is 0.9 seconds. TIMEZONES OF THE WORLDABBREVIATION
FULL NAME
LOCATION
TIMEZONE
A
Alpha Time Zone
Military
UTC + 1 hour
ACDT
Australian Central Daylight TimeAustralia
UTC + 10:30 hours
ACST
Australian Central Standard TimeAustralia
UTC + 9:30 hours
ADT
Atlantic Daylight TimeAtlantic
UTC – 3 hours
ADT
Atlantic Daylight TimeNorth America
UTC – 3 hours
AEDT
Australian Eastern Daylight TimeAustralia
UTC + 11 hours
AEST
Australian Eastern Standard TimeAustralia
UTC + 10 hours
AFT
Afghanistan Time
Asia
UTC + 4:30 hours
AKDT
Alaska Daylight TimeNorth America
UTC – 8 hours
AKST
Alaska Standard TimeNorth America
UTC – 9 hours
ALMT
Alma-Ata Time
Asia
UTC + 6 hours
AMST
Armenia Summer Time
Asia
UTC + 5 hours
AMST
Amazon Summer Time
South America
UTC – 3 hours
AMT
Armenia Time
Asia
UTC + 4 hours
AMT
Amazon Time
South America
UTC – 4 hours
ANAST
Anadyr Summer Time
Asia
UTC + 12 hours
ANAT
Anadyr Time
Asia
UTC + 12 hours
AQTT
Aqtobe Time
Asia
UTC + 5 hours
ART
Argentina Time
South America
UTC – 3 hours
AST
Arabia Standard TimeAsia
UTC + 3 hours
AST
Atlantic Standard TimeAtlantic
UTC – 4 hours
AST
Atlantic Standard TimeCaribbean
UTC – 4 hours
AST
Atlantic Standard TimeNorth America
UTC – 4 hours
AWDT
Australian Western Daylight TimeAustralia
UTC + 9 hours
AWST
Australian Western Standard TimeAustralia
UTC + 8 hours
AZOST
Azores Summer Time
Atlantic
UTC
AZOT
Azores Time
Atlantic
UTC – 1 hour
AZST
Azerbaijan Summer TimeAsia
UTC + 5 hours
AZT
Azerbaijan Time
Asia
UTC + 4 hours
B
Bravo Time Zone
Military
UTC + 2 hours
BNT
Brunei Darussalam TimeAsia
UTC + 8 hours
BOT
Bolivia Time
South America
UTC – 4 hours
BRST
Brasilia Summer TimeSouth America
UTC – 2 hours
BRT
Brasília time
South America
UTC – 3 hours
BST
Bangladesh Standard TimeAsia
UTC + 6 hours
BST
British Summer Time
Europe
UTC + 1 hour
BTT
Bhutan Time
Asia
UTC + 6 hours
C
Charlie Time Zone
Military
UTC + 3 hours
CAST
Casey Time
Antarctica
UTC + 8 hours
CAT
Central Africa Time
Africa
UTC + 2 hours
CCT
Cocos Islands Time
Indian Ocean
UTC + 6:30 hours
CDT
Cuba Daylight Time
Caribbean
UTC – 4 hours
CDT
Central Daylight TimeNorth America
UTC – 5 hours
CEST
Central European Summer TimeEurope
UTC + 2 hours
CET
Central European TimeAfrica
UTC + 1 hour
CET
Central European TimeEurope
UTC + 1 hour
CHADT
Chatham Island Daylight TimePacific
UTC + 13:45 hours
CHAST
Chatham Island Standard TimePacific
UTC + 12:45 hours
CKT
Cook Island Time
Pacific
UTC – 10 hours
CLST
Chile Summer Time
South America
UTC – 3 hours
CLT
Chile Standard Time
South America
UTC – 4 hours
COT
Colombia Time
South America
UTC – 5 hours
CST
China Standard Time
Asia
UTC + 8 hours
CST
Central Standard TimeCentral America
UTC – 6 hours
CST
Cuba Standard Time
Caribbean
UTC – 5 hours
CST
Central Standard TimeNorth America
UTC – 6 hours
CVT
Cape Verde Time
Africa
UTC – 1 hour
CXT
Christmas Island TimeAustralia
UTC + 7 hours
ChST
Chamorro Standard TimePacific
UTC + 10 hours
D
Delta Time Zone
Military
UTC + 4 hours
DAVT
Davis Time
Antarctica
UTC + 7 hours
E
Echo Time Zone
Military
UTC + 5 hours
EASST
Easter Island Summer TimePacific
UTC – 5 hours
EAST
Easter Island Standard TimePacific
UTC – 6 hours
EAT
Eastern Africa Time
Africa
UTC + 3 hours
EAT
East Africa Time
Indian Ocean
UTC + 3 hours
ECT
Ecuador Time
South America
UTC – 5 hours
EDT
Eastern Daylight TimeCaribbean
UTC – 4 hours
EDT
Eastern Daylight TimeNorth America
UTC – 4 hours
EDT
Eastern Daylight TimePacific
UTC + 11 hours
EEST
Eastern European Summer TimeAfrica
UTC + 3 hours
EEST
Eastern European Summer TimeAsia
UTC + 3 hours
EEST
Eastern European Summer TimeEurope
UTC + 3 hours
EET
Eastern European TimeAfrica
UTC + 2 hours
EET
Eastern European TimeAsia
UTC + 2 hours
EET
Eastern European TimeEurope
UTC + 2 hours
EGST
Eastern Greenland Summer TimeNorth America
UTC
EGT
East Greenland Time
North America
UTC – 1 hour
EST
Eastern Standard TimeCentral America
UTC – 5 hours
EST
Eastern Standard TimeCaribbean
UTC – 5 hours
EST
Eastern Standard TimeNorth America
UTC – 5 hours
ET
Tiempo del Este
Central America
UTC – 5 hours
ET
Tiempo del Este
Caribbean
UTC – 5 hours
ET
Tiempo Del Este
North America
UTC – 5 hours
F
Foxtrot Time Zone
Military
UTC + 6 hours
FJST
Fiji Summer Time
Pacific
UTC + 13 hours
FJT
Fiji Time
Pacific
UTC + 12 hours
FKST
Falkland Islands Summer TimeSouth America
UTC – 3 hours
FKT
Falkland Island TimeSouth America
UTC – 4 hours
FNT
Fernando de Noronha TimeSouth America
UTC – 2 hours
G
Golf Time Zone
Military
UTC + 7 hours
GALT
Galapagos Time
Pacific
UTC – 6 hours
GAMT
Gambier Time
Pacific
UTC – 9 hours
GET
Georgia Standard TimeAsia
UTC + 4 hours
GFT
French Guiana Time
South America
UTC – 3 hours
GILT
Gilbert Island Time
Pacific
UTC + 12 hours
GMT
Greenwich Mean Time
Africa
UTC
GMT
Greenwich Mean Time
Europe
UTC
GST
Gulf Standard Time
Asia
UTC + 4 hours
GYT
Guyana Time
South America
UTC – 4 hours
H
Hotel Time Zone
Military
UTC + 8 hours
HAA
Heure Avancée de l’AtlantiqueAtlantic
UTC – 3 hours
HAA
Heure Avancée de l’AtlantiqueNorth America
UTC – 3 hours
HAC
Heure Avancée du CentreNorth America
UTC – 5 hours
HADT
Hawaii-Aleutian Daylight TimeNorth America
UTC – 9 hours
HAE
Heure Avancée de l’EstCaribbean
UTC – 4 hours
HAE
Heure Avancée de l’EstNorth America
UTC – 4 hours
HAP
Heure Avancée du PacifiqueNorth America
UTC – 7 hours
HAR
Heure Avancée des RocheusesNorth America
UTC – 6 hours
HAST
Hawaii-Aleutian Standard TimeNorth America
UTC – 10 hours
HAT
Heure Avancée de Terre-NeuveNorth America
UTC – 2:30 hours
HAY
Heure Avancée du YukonNorth America
UTC – 8 hours
HKT
Hong Kong Time
Asia
UTC + 8 hours
HLV
Hora Legal de VenezuelaSouth America
UTC – 4:30 hours
HNA
Heure Normale de l’AtlantiqueAtlantic
UTC – 4 hours
HNA
Heure Normale de l’AtlantiqueCaribbean
UTC – 4 hours
HNA
Heure Normale de l’AtlantiqueNorth America
UTC – 4 hours
HNC
Heure Normale du CentreCentral America
UTC – 6 hours
HNC
Heure Normale du CentreNorth America
UTC – 6 hours
HNE
Heure Normale de l’EstCentral America
UTC – 5 hours
HNE
Heure Normale de l’EstCaribbean
UTC – 5 hours
HNE
Heure Normale de l’EstNorth America
UTC – 5 hours
HNP
Heure Normale du PacifiqueNorth America
UTC – 8 hours
HNR
Heure Normale des RocheusesNorth America
UTC – 7 hours
HNT
Heure Normale de Terre-NeuveNorth America
UTC – 3:30 hours
HNY
Heure Normale du YukonNorth America
UTC – 9 hours
HOVT
Hovd Time
Asia
UTC + 7 hours
I
India Time Zone
Military
UTC + 9 hours
ICT
Indochina Time
Asia
UTC + 7 hours
IDT
Israel Daylight TimeAsia
UTC + 3 hours
IOT
Indian Chagos Time
Indian Ocean
UTC + 6 hours
IRDT
Iran Daylight Time
Asia
UTC + 4:30 hours
IRKST
Irkutsk Summer Time
Asia
UTC + 9 hours
IRKT
Irkutsk Time
Asia
UTC + 9 hours
IRST
Iran Standard Time
Asia
UTC + 3:30 hours
IST
Israel Standard TimeAsia
UTC + 2 hours
IST
India Standard Time
Asia
UTC + 5:30 hours
IST
Irish Standard Time
Europe
UTC + 1 hour
JST
Japan Standard Time
Asia
UTC + 9 hours
K
Kilo Time Zone
Military
UTC + 10 hours
KGT
Kyrgyzstan Time
Asia
UTC + 6 hours
KRAST
Krasnoyarsk Summer TimeAsia
UTC + 8 hours
KRAT
Krasnoyarsk Time
Asia
UTC + 8 hours
KST
Korea Standard Time
Asia
UTC + 9 hours
KUYT
Kuybyshev Time
Europe
UTC + 4 hours
L
Lima Time Zone
Military
UTC + 11 hours
LHDT
Lord Howe Daylight TimeAustralia
UTC + 11 hours
LHST
Lord Howe Standard TimeAustralia
UTC + 10:30 hours
LINT
Line Islands Time
Pacific
UTC + 14 hours
M
Mike Time Zone
Military
UTC + 12 hours
MAGST
Magadan Summer Time
Asia
UTC + 12 hours
MAGT
Magadan Time
Asia
UTC + 12 hours
MART
Marquesas Time
Pacific
UTC – 9:30 hours
MAWT
Mawson Time
Antarctica
UTC + 5 hours
MDT
Mountain Daylight TimeNorth America
UTC – 6 hours
MESZ
Mitteleuropäische SommerzeitEurope
UTC + 2 hours
MEZ
Mitteleuropäische ZeitAfrica
UTC + 1 hour
MHT
Marshall Islands TimePacific
UTC + 12 hours
MMT
Myanmar Time
Asia
UTC + 6:30 hours
MSD
Moscow Daylight TimeEurope
UTC + 4 hours
MSK
Moscow Standard TimeEurope
UTC + 4 hours
MST
Mountain Standard TimeNorth America
UTC – 7 hours
MUT
Mauritius Time
Africa
UTC + 4 hours
MVT
Maldives Time
Asia
UTC + 5 hours
MYT
Malaysia Time
Asia
UTC + 8 hours
N
November Time Zone
Military
UTC – 1 hour
NCT
New Caledonia Time
Pacific
UTC + 11 hours
NDT
Newfoundland Daylight TimeNorth America
UTC – 2:30 hours
NFT
Norfolk Time
Australia
UTC + 11:30 hours
NOVST
Novosibirsk Summer TimeAsia
UTC + 7 hours
NOVT
Novosibirsk Time
Asia
UTC + 6 hours
NPT
Nepal Time
Asia
UTC + 5:45 hours
NST
Newfoundland Standard TimeNorth America
UTC – 3:30 hours
NUT
Niue Time
Pacific
UTC – 11 hours
NZDT
New Zealand Daylight TimeAntarctica
UTC + 13 hours
NZDT
New Zealand Daylight TimePacific
UTC + 13 hours
NZST
New Zealand Standard TimeAntarctica
UTC + 12 hours
NZST
New Zealand Standard TimePacific
UTC + 12 hours
O
Oscar Time Zone
Military
UTC – 2 hours
OMSST
Omsk Summer Time
Asia
UTC + 7 hours
OMST
Omsk Standard Time
Asia
UTC + 7 hours
P
Papa Time Zone
Military
UTC – 3 hours
PDT
Pacific Daylight TimeNorth America
UTC – 7 hours
PET
Peru Time
South America
UTC – 5 hours
PETST
Kamchatka Summer TimeAsia
UTC + 12 hours
PETT
Kamchatka Time
Asia
UTC + 12 hours
PGT
Papua New Guinea TimePacific
UTC + 10 hours
PHOT
Phoenix Island Time
Pacific
UTC + 13 hours
PHT
Philippine Time
Asia
UTC + 8 hours
PKT
Pakistan Standard TimeAsia
UTC + 5 hours
PMDT
Pierre & Miquelon Daylight TimeNorth America
UTC – 2 hours
PMST
Pierre & Miquelon Standard TimeNorth America
UTC – 3 hours
PONT
Pohnpei Standard TimePacific
UTC + 11 hours
PST
Pacific Standard TimeNorth America
UTC – 8 hours
PST
Pitcairn Standard TimePacific
UTC – 8 hours
PT
Tiempo del PacíficoNorth America
UTC – 8 hours
PWT
Palau Time
Pacific
UTC + 9 hours
PYST
Paraguay Summer TimeSouth America
UTC – 3 hours
PYT
Paraguay Time
South America
UTC – 4 hours
Q
Quebec Time Zone
Military
UTC – 4 hours
R
Romeo Time Zone
Military
UTC – 5 hours
RET
Reunion Time
Africa
UTC + 4 hours
S
Sierra Time Zone
Military
UTC – 6 hours
SAMT
Samara Time
Europe
UTC + 4 hours
SAST
South Africa Standard TimeAfrica
UTC + 2 hours
SBT
Solomon IslandsTime
Pacific
UTC + 11 hours
SCT
Seychelles Time
Africa
UTC + 4 hours
SGT
Singapore Time
Asia
UTC + 8 hours
SRT
Suriname Time
South America
UTC – 3 hours
SST
Samoa Standard Time
Pacific
UTC – 11 hours
T
Tango Time Zone
Military
UTC – 7 hours
TAHT
Tahiti Time
Pacific
UTC – 10 hours
TFT
French Southern and Antarctic TimeIndian Ocean
UTC + 5 hours
TJT
Tajikistan Time
Asia
UTC + 5 hours
TKT
Tokelau Time
Pacific
UTC + 13 hours
TLT
East Timor Time
Asia
UTC + 9 hours
TMT
Turkmenistan Time
Asia
UTC + 5 hours
TVT
Tuvalu Time
Pacific
UTC + 12 hours
U
Uniform Time Zone
Military
UTC – 8 hours
ULAT
Ulaanbaatar Time
Asia
UTC + 8 hours
UTC
Universal Time CoordinatedUniversal
UTC
UYST
Uruguay Summer Time
South America
UTC – 2 hours
UYT
Uruguay Time
South America
UTC – 3 hours
UZT
Uzbekistan Time
Asia
UTC + 5 hours
V
Victor Time Zone
Military
UTC – 9 hours
VET
Venezuelan Standard TimeSouth America
UTC – 4:30 hours
VLAST
Vladivostok Summer TimeAsia
UTC + 11 hours
VLAT
Vladivostok Time
Asia
UTC + 11 hours
VUT
Vanuatu Time
Pacific
UTC + 11 hours
W
Whiskey Time Zone
Military
UTC – 10 hours
WAST
West Africa Summer TimeAfrica
UTC + 2 hours
WAT
West Africa Time
Africa
UTC + 1 hour
WEST
Western European Summer TimeAfrica
UTC + 1 hour
WEST
Western European Summer TimeEurope
UTC + 1 hour
WESZ
Westeuropäische SommerzeitAfrica
UTC + 1 hour
WET
Western European TimeAfrica
UTC
WET
Western European TimeEurope
UTC
WEZ
Westeuropäische ZeitEurope
UTC
WFT
Wallis and Futuna TimePacific
UTC + 12 hours
WGST
Western Greenland Summer TimeNorth America
UTC – 2 hours
WGT
West Greenland Time
North America
UTC – 3 hours
WIB
Western Indonesian TimeAsia
UTC + 7 hours
WIT
Eastern Indonesian TimeAsia
UTC + 9 hours
WITA
Central Indonesian TimeAsia
UTC + 8 hours
WST
Western Sahara Summer TimeAfrica
UTC + 1 hour
WST
West Samoa Time
Pacific
UTC + 13 hours
WT
Western Sahara Standard TimeAfrica
UTC
X
X-ray Time Zone
Military
UTC – 11 hours
Y
Yankee Time Zone
Military
UTC – 12 hours
YAKST
Yakutsk Summer Time
Asia
UTC + 10 hours
YAKT
Yakutsk Time
Asia
UTC + 10 hours
YAPT
Yap Time
Pacific
UTC + 10 hours
YEKST
Yekaterinburg Summer TimeAsia
UTC + 6 hours
YEKT
Yekaterinburg Time
Asia
UTC + 6 hours
Z
Zulu Time Zone
Military
UTC
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