Prayer Times in Philippines
55
N:11.783333, E:124.86667
55
N:11.783333, E:124.88333
36
N:16.616667, E:120.316666
39
N:12.516666, E:123.4
39
N:12.529167, E:123.404724
59
N:9.973333, E:125.223335
B3
N:12.066667, E:124.6
05
N:13.020278, E:123.31306
72
N:5.4975, E:120.452774
29
N:17.016666, E:120.73333
36
N:16.666666, E:120.36667
36
N:16.683332, E:120.36667
39
N:12.566667, E:123.333336
36
N:16.666666, E:120.36667
36
N:16.683332, E:120.36667
26
N:7.7875, E:126.45333
44
N:17.066668, E:120.833336
49
N:10.505278, E:119.840836
30
N:10.716667, E:122.26667
59
N:10.136111, E:125.00889
29
N:17.203611, E:120.42139
34
N:7.891111, E:123.763054
34
N:7.8722224, E:123.77111
40
N:12.911667, E:120.99167
40
N:12.911667, E:120.99167
17
N:9.176666, E:124.63778
47
N:15.466667, E:120.86667
04
N:11.916667, E:121.95
04
N:11.938889, E:121.950836
56
N:6.761667, E:124.73
56
N:7.188611, E:124.31528
30
N:11.066667, E:122.61667
37
N:10.983334, E:124.45
25
N:7.001389, E:125.428055
H2
N:14.033333, E:121.583336
H2
N:14.033333, E:121.583336
06
N:10.864722, E:122.15417
67
N:12.516666, E:125.0
Central Visayas
N:9.8202, E:123.98
11
N:9.833333, E:124.03333
49
N:11.898611, E:119.949165
49
N:11.898611, E:119.949165
39
N:12.066667, E:123.95
17
N:9.115278, E:124.71667
62
N:9.043612, E:125.90195
11
N:9.837778, E:124.55417
11
N:9.744445, E:124.18222
11
N:9.837778, E:124.55417
57
N:7.05, E:124.583336
C5
N:9.283333, E:123.28333
H2
N:13.932777, E:122.458885
H2
N:13.933333, E:122.45
49
N:9.8, E:121.4
18
N:11.416667, E:122.9
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