Prayer Times in Philippines
51
N:15.816667, E:120.45
56
N:7.0, E:124.71667
23
N:12.15, E:125.433334
10
N:16.467222, E:120.602776
16
N:13.871944, E:123.41972
10
N:16.396667, E:120.615555
12
N:7.865, E:124.66805
24
N:7.829167, E:126.05444
12
N:7.865, E:124.66805
E1
N:8.0, E:124.28333
12
N:7.6494446, E:124.825836
12
N:7.865, E:124.66805
E1
N:8.0, E:124.28333
34
N:8.15, E:124.083336
H2
N:14.233334, E:121.61667
09
N:13.766666, E:121.066666
23
N:11.75, E:125.416664
F2
N:14.618333, E:121.059166
10
N:16.316668, E:120.61667
36
N:16.225834, E:120.50667
50
N:15.033333, E:120.7
36
N:16.225834, E:120.50667
C8
N:8.207778, E:124.209724
12
N:8.323055, E:124.81528
07
N:14.383333, E:120.6
60
N:5.976389, E:121.11611
48
N:16.383333, E:121.15
50
N:15.116667, E:120.36667
B7
N:10.333333, E:123.75
A4
N:16.386389, E:120.60555
A4
N:16.383333, E:120.6
A4
N:16.383333, E:120.6
A4
N:16.383333, E:120.6
B7
N:10.333333, E:123.76667
10
N:16.348612, E:120.61139
51
N:16.084723, E:120.429726
50
N:15.183333, E:120.51667
50
N:15.183333, E:120.51667
10
N:16.293056, E:120.59139
10
N:16.283333, E:120.583336
10
N:16.270834, E:120.565
10
N:16.266666, E:120.566666
35
N:7.7833333, E:124.183334
H2
N:13.95, E:121.61667
11
N:9.766666, E:124.066666
55
N:11.733334, E:124.75
21
N:9.733334, E:123.416664
69
N:9.123333, E:123.583885
54
N:12.293612, E:122.61639
54
N:12.4, E:122.48333
14
N:18.466667, E:122.25
B7
N:10.316667, E:123.916664
17
N:9.208333, E:124.708336
41
N:12.783333, E:121.45
13
N:15.134444, E:121.126945
39
N:13.157778, E:122.99694
09
N:14.199445, E:120.577774
49
N:10.706667, E:120.269165
B7
N:10.25, E:123.88333
46
N:9.376945, E:122.75667
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