Prayer Times in Philippines
G8
N:16.25, E:122.066666
61
N:9.716667, E:126.0
49
N:11.02, E:119.34028
39
N:11.966667, E:124.01667
39
N:11.966667, E:124.01667
49
N:8.066667, E:116.98333
49
N:8.038889, E:116.976944
41
N:12.906944, E:121.72444
08
N:20.433332, E:121.98333
49
N:11.883333, E:120.03333
28
N:18.014166, E:120.47889
31
N:17.317223, E:122.39528
D9
N:14.583333, E:120.96667
72
N:5.2719445, E:120.0925
61
N:9.860278, E:125.6875
61
N:9.860278, E:125.6875
61
N:9.860278, E:125.6875
41
N:13.516666, E:120.95
58
N:12.916667, E:124.15
22
N:6.55, E:121.86667
22
N:6.7, E:121.96667
15
N:14.316667, E:122.666664
16
N:13.86, E:122.670555
H2
N:13.916667, E:121.833336
H2
N:13.916667, E:121.833336
62
N:8.4675, E:126.389725
H2
N:14.658889, E:121.61584
72
N:5.2644444, E:120.085
72
N:5.2644444, E:120.085
71
N:6.5441666, E:124.04305
71
N:6.5441666, E:124.04305
23
N:11.761111, E:125.439445
59
N:10.166667, E:125.11667
49
N:12.0, E:120.11667
39
N:12.45, E:123.53333
61
N:10.25, E:125.666664
17
N:9.25, E:124.71667
15
N:14.316667, E:122.666664
19
N:13.733334, E:124.1
09
N:13.683333, E:120.833336
64
N:15.533333, E:119.933334
64
N:15.483334, E:119.933334
16
N:13.733334, E:123.86667
E6
N:8.1725, E:123.90278
B9
N:16.05, E:120.316666
09
N:13.766666, E:120.96667
54
N:12.416667, E:121.98333
29
N:17.65, E:120.35
E3
N:14.816667, E:120.26667
67
N:12.611944, E:125.028336
37
N:11.05, E:124.36667
58
N:12.866667, E:123.71667
37
N:11.05, E:124.36667
25
N:5.483333, E:125.46667
56
N:7.0666666, E:124.666664
61
N:9.858334, E:126.11
C2
N:8.633333, E:123.4
H2
N:13.545278, E:122.5825
58
N:12.9, E:123.666664
16
N:13.852222, E:122.64528
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