Prayer Times in Philippines
11
N:9.864445, E:123.952774
11
N:9.864445, E:123.952774
21
N:9.533333, E:123.333336
54
N:12.494445, E:122.50472
11
N:9.955833, E:124.0175
11
N:9.966667, E:124.01667
56
N:7.5333333, E:124.416664
H2
N:13.339444, E:122.59361
H2
N:13.339444, E:122.59361
69
N:9.183333, E:123.583336
69
N:9.183333, E:123.583336
54
N:12.291667, E:122.638054
11
N:9.65, E:123.9
39
N:12.417222, E:123.46306
39
N:12.333333, E:123.53333
11
N:9.837778, E:123.81556
37
N:11.135, E:124.779724
21
N:10.8, E:123.8
11
N:9.837778, E:123.81556
11
N:9.837778, E:123.81556
23
N:11.693334, E:125.47444
11
N:9.751111, E:124.46972
23
N:11.693334, E:125.47444
11
N:9.616667, E:124.15
11
N:9.586945, E:123.79222
21
N:10.616667, E:124.36667
67
N:12.516666, E:124.93
67
N:12.516666, E:124.93
48
N:16.6, E:120.98333
48
N:16.316668, E:120.933334
49
N:12.142777, E:120.20805
21
N:10.733334, E:123.96667
65
N:8.451667, E:123.25
42
N:8.195556, E:123.7925
42
N:8.195556, E:123.7925
49
N:10.866667, E:119.333336
H2
N:14.75, E:122.01667
H2
N:14.753333, E:122.02333
40
N:12.483334, E:120.95
37
N:10.2502775, E:124.74944
49
N:9.7525, E:118.76667
23
N:11.068889, E:125.65583
23
N:11.068889, E:125.65583
59
N:9.992778, E:125.280556
E4
N:11.160556, E:124.63861
30
N:10.7086115, E:122.68972
65
N:8.65, E:123.48333
49
N:8.303056, E:117.14167
15
N:14.119166, E:123.06389
15
N:14.110278, E:123.05278
15
N:14.119166, E:123.06389
15
N:14.110278, E:123.05278
37
N:10.883333, E:124.75
26
N:7.35, E:126.38333
18
N:11.35, E:122.916664
H3
N:9.833333, E:122.63333
46
N:9.866667, E:123.15
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