Prayer Times in Philippines
49
N:9.095555, E:118.09333
49
N:9.2175, E:117.92472
49
N:9.251945, E:117.95167
49
N:9.213611, E:117.91167
60
N:6.2741666, E:120.548615
55
N:11.566667, E:124.85
21
N:11.119166, E:123.70611
13
N:14.7, E:120.933334
61
N:9.631667, E:125.61694
50
N:14.965278, E:120.46861
06
N:10.741111, E:122.108055
41
N:12.966667, E:121.36667
49
N:12.120277, E:119.84861
41
N:12.726944, E:121.456665
47
N:15.75, E:120.9
47
N:15.75, E:120.9
47
N:15.783333, E:120.95
58
N:12.878333, E:123.72305
58
N:12.883333, E:123.7
45
N:10.583333, E:123.083336
69
N:9.216667, E:123.53333
46
N:9.983334, E:123.2
H2
N:13.95, E:122.21667
50
N:15.166667, E:120.7
33
N:14.033333, E:121.316666
46
N:10.266666, E:123.28333
H3
N:9.842778, E:122.52278
28
N:18.066668, E:120.51667
35
N:7.75, E:124.333336
39
N:12.226111, E:123.22528
39
N:12.083333, E:123.2
30
N:10.405278, E:122.577774
30
N:10.406667, E:122.57333
46
N:9.2, E:123.25
21
N:9.8, E:123.53333
21
N:9.766666, E:123.53333
72
N:5.133333, E:120.45
41
N:12.6, E:121.433334
41
N:12.566667, E:121.48333
39
N:12.583333, E:123.61667
26
N:6.975278, E:126.306946
B5
N:10.4, E:123.23333
37
N:10.783333, E:125.0
61
N:9.764444, E:125.422226
04
N:11.899722, E:121.91861
59
N:10.383333, E:125.0
F4
N:10.434722, E:123.35528
06
N:10.733334, E:122.01667
58
N:12.55, E:124.083336
56
N:6.95, E:124.683334
30
N:10.785833, E:122.629166
30
N:10.785833, E:122.629166
30
N:11.05, E:122.416664
51
N:16.116667, E:120.083336
51
N:16.116667, E:120.083336
61
N:9.633333, E:125.61667
05
N:13.016389, E:123.3325
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