Prayer Times in Papua New Guinea
20
N:-9.433333, E:147.15
03
N:-10.6, E:149.96666
01
N:-10.316667, E:149.43333
01
N:-9.633333, E:147.41667
12
N:-4.3166666, E:145.0
12
N:-4.3166666, E:145.0
01
N:-9.752222, E:147.72112
06
N:-7.7833333, E:143.21666
11
N:-3.4, E:143.31667
11
N:-3.4, E:143.31667
03
N:-9.45, E:150.71666
03
N:-9.416667, E:150.7
03
N:-10.716667, E:150.3
03
N:-10.283333, E:151.05
11
N:-3.5666666, E:142.96666
03
N:-10.633333, E:150.51666
15
N:-3.6166668, E:152.38333
06
N:-6.8333335, E:141.21666
03
N:-10.616667, E:151.05
02
N:-7.6666665, E:145.48334
02
N:-7.6666665, E:145.48334
03
N:-10.516666, E:149.93333
14
N:-7.05, E:146.88333
03
N:-10.516666, E:149.93333
11
N:-3.5833333, E:142.75
03
N:-10.516666, E:149.93333
14
N:-6.3166666, E:146.7
12
N:-4.133333, E:144.66667
11
N:-3.5833333, E:142.75
11
N:-3.6333332, E:144.63333
11
N:-3.7833333, E:142.76666
15
N:-4.35, E:152.68333
15
N:-4.5666666, E:152.7
03
N:-10.416667, E:150.45
01
N:-9.133333, E:146.96666
04
N:-9.333333, E:148.23334
03
N:-10.3, E:151.05
11
N:-3.4, E:143.33333
15
N:-3.3, E:152.06667
03
N:-9.25, E:150.26666
11
N:-3.3666668, E:143.55
17
N:-5.0333333, E:150.1
01
N:-9.764167, E:147.93333
18
N:-4.883333, E:141.36667
17
N:-5.5833335, E:150.23334
14
N:-6.266667, E:146.55
11
N:-3.4, E:143.33333
10
N:-4.516667, E:151.61667
10
N:-4.516667, E:151.61667
02
N:-7.8166666, E:146.08333
01
N:-8.883333, E:147.38333
01
N:-8.883333, E:147.38333
02
N:-8.033333, E:145.86667
12
N:-5.266667, E:145.63333
17
N:-5.5, E:150.35
14
N:-7.016667, E:146.81667
11
N:-3.5166667, E:143.58333
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Qiyam
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