Prayer Times in Philippines
58
N:12.850833, E:123.988335
16
N:13.780278, E:123.99028
14
N:19.355833, E:121.35111
Calabarzon
N:13.5881, E:122.3223
H2
N:13.633333, E:122.316666
H2
N:13.581944, E:122.31
H2
N:13.593056, E:122.318054
37
N:11.016666, E:125.0
09
N:14.083333, E:120.683334
09
N:13.766666, E:121.13333
55
N:11.644167, E:124.80778
37
N:10.35, E:124.78333
15
N:14.083333, E:123.0
19
N:13.833333, E:124.25
19
N:13.7925, E:124.26278
15
N:14.083333, E:123.0
21
N:9.902778, E:123.554726
11
N:9.9825, E:123.92333
63
N:15.593611, E:120.70722
61
N:9.8, E:126.15
28
N:18.083334, E:120.816666
H2
N:13.95, E:122.28333
11
N:9.9825, E:123.92333
58
N:12.850833, E:123.988335
H2
N:13.591945, E:122.32306
58
N:12.816667, E:123.96667
21
N:11.098611, E:123.93528
37
N:10.716667, E:125.01667
H2
N:14.751111, E:122.062775
H2
N:14.751111, E:122.062775
39
N:12.05, E:123.7
45
N:10.966667, E:123.25
39
N:12.666667, E:123.65
14
N:18.05, E:121.61667
14
N:18.133333, E:121.53333
51
N:15.8, E:120.28333
Eastern Visayas
N:12.4985, E:124.6433
Northern Mindanao
N:9.1242, E:124.6717
17
N:9.15, E:124.666664
59
N:10.136111, E:125.00889
29
N:17.203611, E:120.42139
62
N:8.0, E:126.433334
37
N:10.6375, E:124.77778
17
N:9.216667, E:124.63611
62
N:7.9875, E:126.4475
67
N:12.5075, E:124.64917
67
N:12.566667, E:124.63333
N:14.256111, E:121.05389
N:14.256111, E:121.05389
29
N:17.133333, E:120.45
29
N:17.116667, E:120.433334
14
N:18.162222, E:121.656944
E4
N:11.069722, E:124.59333
E4
N:11.069722, E:124.59333
40
N:12.203333, E:121.10139
Eastern Visayas
N:11.7753, E:124.8861
55
N:11.85, E:124.916664
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