Prayer Times in Philippines
33
N:14.283333, E:121.416664
47
N:15.316667, E:121.13333
18
N:11.433333, E:122.9
47
N:15.6, E:120.916664
39
N:12.543333, E:123.74084
66
N:7.6405554, E:122.46083
66
N:7.6369443, E:122.46917
H3
N:9.470278, E:122.561386
56
N:7.6197224, E:123.41639
H3
N:9.483334, E:122.55
39
N:12.543333, E:123.74084
37
N:10.966667, E:125.0
49
N:11.685, E:120.019165
56
N:7.5, E:124.4
B6
N:14.45, E:120.88333
20
N:14.433333, E:120.86667
66
N:7.4297223, E:122.89972
33
N:14.294444, E:121.53333
33
N:14.266666, E:121.5
B6
N:14.45, E:120.88333
63
N:15.383333, E:120.566666
49
N:11.807777, E:120.26195
54
N:12.631667, E:122.0875
47
N:15.733334, E:120.86667
13
N:14.910277, E:120.75306
51
N:16.216667, E:119.9
18
N:11.55, E:122.7925
18
N:11.551111, E:122.78528
49
N:11.422222, E:119.46611
49
N:11.787222, E:120.07222
49
N:11.310833, E:119.41194
09
N:13.827778, E:121.39555
48
N:16.2225, E:120.96972
48
N:16.166666, E:120.933334
11
N:10.25, E:124.3
11
N:10.243333, E:124.29278
11
N:10.25, E:124.23333
30
N:10.7, E:122.28333
63
N:15.292778, E:120.71972
63
N:15.292778, E:120.71972
H2
N:13.9, E:122.35
51
N:15.974444, E:119.95556
33
N:14.15, E:121.51667
D6
N:14.0, E:121.083336
29
N:17.55, E:120.38333
28
N:18.071388, E:120.486664
28
N:18.071388, E:120.486664
30
N:10.933333, E:122.65
06
N:11.666667, E:122.1
71
N:6.6563888, E:124.700836
31
N:17.033333, E:121.61667
14
N:17.933332, E:121.75
01
N:17.420834, E:120.65056
36
N:16.816668, E:120.45
31
N:17.106112, E:122.45528
24
N:7.733333, E:125.78333
58
N:12.85, E:123.98333
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