Prayer Times in Philippines
60
N:6.05, E:121.0
28
N:18.616667, E:120.86667
57
N:7.0333333, E:125.05
37
N:11.1258335, E:124.873886
62
N:9.277778, E:126.16472
70
N:5.6622224, E:125.29833
61
N:9.5325, E:125.73111
28
N:18.266666, E:120.583336
28
N:18.283333, E:120.61667
61
N:9.969167, E:125.675
Calabarzon
N:14.3564, E:121.0556
33
N:14.362223, E:121.0525
B5
N:10.383333, E:123.23333
E2
N:13.616667, E:123.183334
61
N:9.963611, E:126.04833
29
N:17.333334, E:120.48333
47
N:15.583333, E:121.0
28
N:17.933332, E:120.7
14
N:17.933332, E:121.76667
59
N:10.369445, E:125.172226
24
N:7.116667, E:125.95
59
N:9.95, E:125.25
45
N:10.733334, E:123.5
61
N:9.969167, E:125.675
11
N:9.866667, E:124.15
24
N:7.508333, E:125.83056
03
N:8.1247225, E:125.87889
30
N:11.125, E:122.89083
30
N:11.125, E:122.89083
30
N:11.022778, E:122.85333
Western Visayas
N:10.5179, E:122.5255
30
N:10.483334, E:122.566666
11
N:9.8, E:123.78333
48
N:16.333334, E:121.333336
46
N:9.533333, E:123.1
61
N:9.5325, E:125.73111
61
N:9.5325, E:125.73111
61
N:9.5325, E:125.73111
61
N:9.476389, E:125.72361
24
N:7.5, E:125.95
46
N:10.318611, E:123.289444
03
N:8.797222, E:125.69889
03
N:8.506389, E:125.719444
03
N:8.506389, E:125.719444
30
N:11.1, E:122.63333
21
N:9.705, E:123.438614
58
N:12.866667, E:123.73333
49
N:11.882222, E:119.958336
66
N:7.3558335, E:122.82333
51
N:16.133333, E:120.083336
51
N:15.95, E:119.833336
25
N:5.6316667, E:125.437225
25
N:5.6316667, E:125.437225
25
N:5.626111, E:125.44444
25
N:5.627222, E:125.440834
60
N:5.7, E:120.816666
57
N:7.2, E:124.683334
56
N:7.233333, E:124.316666
71
N:6.660278, E:124.10167
B8
N:7.2166667, E:124.26667
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