Prayer Times in Philippines
D6
N:13.933333, E:121.083336
29
N:17.383333, E:120.46667
01
N:17.571945, E:120.74555
29
N:17.383333, E:120.46667
57
N:7.4333334, E:124.75
61
N:9.651944, E:125.71361
06
N:12.156389, E:121.3975
28
N:18.483334, E:120.71667
28
N:18.630556, E:120.79667
14
N:19.245832, E:121.51222
28
N:18.630556, E:120.79667
67
N:12.404167, E:124.32306
51
N:16.0075, E:120.27167
10
N:16.595278, E:120.700836
49
N:12.1625, E:119.9325
49
N:12.1625, E:119.9325
14
N:18.233334, E:122.2
41
N:13.333333, E:121.27861
41
N:13.35, E:121.28333
41
N:13.366667, E:121.28333
31
N:17.026667, E:121.835
31
N:17.026667, E:121.835
51
N:16.0, E:120.28333
51
N:15.766666, E:120.3
Cagayan Valley
N:17.0196, E:121.8355
Ilocos
N:16.5357, E:120.4005
36
N:16.533333, E:120.416664
31
N:17.016666, E:121.86667
01
N:17.533333, E:120.76667
29
N:17.55, E:120.4
14
N:17.65, E:121.683334
32
N:18.116667, E:121.066666
36
N:16.513332, E:120.3775
32
N:18.227222, E:121.06333
31
N:17.026667, E:121.835
29
N:17.266666, E:120.5
36
N:16.666666, E:120.333336
36
N:16.65, E:120.333336
14
N:18.853333, E:121.36833
25
N:5.870278, E:125.61278
G8
N:15.75, E:121.416664
49
N:10.332222, E:118.94556
07
N:14.433333, E:120.5
B3
N:12.066667, E:124.583336
67
N:12.264722, E:124.70028
19
N:13.548056, E:124.34389
B2
N:8.45, E:124.683334
29
N:17.86139, E:120.50584
29
N:17.86139, E:120.50584
70
N:5.9333334, E:124.75694
39
N:12.133333, E:123.46667
04
N:11.841111, E:122.06416
24
N:7.595, E:125.78667
29
N:17.783333, E:120.48333
36
N:16.633333, E:120.416664
36
N:16.65, E:120.416664
67
N:12.466667, E:124.433334
59
N:10.366667, E:125.03333
30
N:10.666667, E:122.316666
05
N:13.263056, E:123.82833
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