Prayer Times in Austria
08
N:47.216667, E:9.816667
Carinthia
N:46.8667, E:14.8667
07
N:47.416668, E:11.85
05
N:47.766666, E:13.366667
03
N:48.033333, E:15.333333
06
N:47.116665, E:15.4
04
N:48.366665, E:14.133333
Upper Austria
N:48.3793, E:14.1261
04
N:48.366665, E:14.133333
02
N:46.716667, E:14.516666
06
N:47.03, E:14.499444
07
N:46.866943, E:12.732223
03
N:48.016666, E:16.2
02
N:46.557777, E:14.155
03
N:48.8, E:15.016666
Styria
N:47.55, E:15.1667
06
N:47.55, E:15.166667
Carinthia
N:46.55, E:14.0333
06
N:46.683334, E:15.066667
07
N:47.15, E:10.283333
02
N:46.746387, E:13.638056
07
N:47.15, E:10.283333
Salzburg
N:47.7351, E:13.1038
05
N:47.733334, E:13.1
02
N:46.616665, E:14.366667
02
N:46.733334, E:14.833333
02
N:46.733334, E:14.816667
02
N:46.6875, E:12.938889
02
N:46.6875, E:12.938889
02
N:46.54778, E:14.057222
02
N:46.54778, E:14.057222
06
N:47.466667, E:15.783333
Tyrol
N:46.9216, E:12.3264
07
N:46.916668, E:12.333333
07
N:47.5, E:12.55
07
N:47.066666, E:11.5
Tyrol
N:47.0683, E:11.4986
07
N:47.066666, E:11.5
02
N:46.966667, E:14.35
02
N:46.816666, E:14.866667
03
N:48.4, E:15.8
04
N:48.116665, E:13.283333
02
N:46.75, E:14.533333
02
N:46.966667, E:14.583333
03
N:47.716667, E:16.0
06
N:47.35, E:14.466667
Upper Austria
N:48.1, E:13.25
04
N:48.116665, E:13.283333
04
N:48.483334, E:14.116667
Styria
N:47.2588, E:15.8253
06
N:47.2, E:15.8
03
N:48.333332, E:15.4
Salzburg
N:47.3833, E:13.2
05
N:47.35, E:13.2
02
N:46.533333, E:14.2
Styria
N:46.7, E:15.4167
06
N:46.703888, E:15.402778
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