Prayer Times in Philippines
23
N:11.983334, E:125.35
04
N:11.5, E:122.3
55
N:12.044444, E:124.68667
23
N:11.989722, E:125.331665
55
N:12.044444, E:124.68667
55
N:12.055833, E:124.70306
19
N:13.897778, E:124.28667
54
N:12.593333, E:122.134445
49
N:9.766666, E:118.71667
30
N:11.485556, E:123.25611
46
N:9.050278, E:123.04417
66
N:7.6113887, E:122.95333
47
N:15.705833, E:121.16722
47
N:15.716667, E:121.083336
47
N:15.716667, E:121.083336
47
N:15.695, E:121.150276
69
N:9.1027775, E:123.62334
30
N:11.133333, E:122.61667
23
N:12.333333, E:125.333336
23
N:11.586667, E:125.44
30
N:10.683333, E:122.38333
21
N:9.983334, E:123.433334
22
N:6.588333, E:121.85222
49
N:8.120833, E:117.14222
49
N:8.116667, E:117.13333
22
N:6.588333, E:121.85222
B6
N:14.488055, E:120.89528
20
N:14.486389, E:120.95778
39
N:12.466667, E:123.73333
50
N:15.196944, E:120.59333
23
N:11.35, E:125.5
23
N:11.233334, E:125.583336
37
N:10.694722, E:124.79667
63
N:15.666667, E:120.36667
23
N:11.616667, E:125.433334
D5
N:13.083333, E:123.76667
21
N:11.083333, E:123.933334
37
N:11.266666, E:124.7
31
N:17.516945, E:121.77695
05
N:13.185833, E:123.30722
14
N:17.920834, E:121.77917
11
N:9.65, E:123.63333
45
N:10.183333, E:122.933334
67
N:12.364166, E:124.32889
37
N:11.061389, E:124.371666
67
N:12.366667, E:124.333336
67
N:12.364166, E:124.32889
14
N:18.444723, E:122.256386
37
N:11.061389, E:124.371666
55
N:11.826944, E:124.68472
55
N:11.83, E:124.700554
55
N:11.83, E:124.700554
55
N:11.824445, E:124.72945
55
N:11.816667, E:124.71667
55
N:11.825, E:124.72611
55
N:11.824445, E:124.72945
55
N:11.824445, E:124.72945
23
N:12.066667, E:125.55
54
N:12.15, E:121.98333
69
N:9.216667, E:123.5
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