Prayer Times in Philippines
16
N:13.878889, E:123.79
16
N:13.878889, E:123.79
18
N:11.483334, E:122.816666
16
N:13.872778, E:123.8075
16
N:13.938611, E:123.63778
31
N:17.456388, E:121.74944
40
N:12.4, E:121.01667
30
N:11.119722, E:122.585556
H2
N:13.855556, E:122.15083
30
N:10.716667, E:122.26667
64
N:15.25, E:120.3
64
N:15.25, E:120.3
67
N:12.5275, E:124.30889
67
N:12.516666, E:124.28333
H2
N:13.866667, E:121.9
58
N:12.716667, E:124.13333
58
N:12.716667, E:124.13333
31
N:16.916666, E:121.86667
31
N:16.483334, E:121.76667
D6
N:14.0, E:121.1
D6
N:14.0, E:121.1
C8
N:8.279722, E:124.25972
C8
N:8.264444, E:124.248886
04
N:11.618889, E:122.30167
04
N:11.618889, E:122.30167
04
N:11.65, E:122.3
04
N:11.578889, E:122.178055
16
N:13.705, E:123.55444
16
N:13.938611, E:123.63778
16
N:13.916667, E:123.6
16
N:13.938611, E:123.63778
G8
N:15.25, E:121.4
05
N:13.416667, E:123.71667
16
N:13.583333, E:123.166664
05
N:13.293612, E:123.46555
11
N:9.734722, E:124.569725
16
N:13.334167, E:123.37889
18
N:11.291111, E:122.49917
18
N:11.266666, E:122.433334
C8
N:8.279722, E:124.25972
45
N:10.916667, E:123.46667
39
N:12.360278, E:123.605835
69
N:9.15, E:123.6
15
N:14.203333, E:122.952774
07
N:14.416667, E:120.48333
07
N:14.416667, E:120.48333
39
N:11.957222, E:123.22972
39
N:11.969167, E:123.18056
51
N:16.183332, E:119.85
14
N:18.263056, E:121.7975
51
N:16.183332, E:119.85
15
N:14.070278, E:123.07056
15
N:14.068889, E:123.075
15
N:14.068889, E:123.075
11
N:9.85, E:123.933334
23
N:11.158333, E:125.52194
23
N:11.120833, E:125.54305
11
N:9.796945, E:123.89833
23
N:11.166667, E:125.46667
23
N:11.120833, E:125.54305
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