Prayer Times in Republic of Korea
Gilbert Islands
N:33.433334, E:126.65
Kiribati (general)
N:34.983334, E:127.38333
16
N:34.416668, E:126.21667
14
N:36.120277, E:129.01195
Chungcheongnam-do
N:36.724, E:126.8082
17
N:36.716667, E:126.8
17
N:36.105278, E:127.537224
17
N:36.716667, E:126.8
17
N:36.105278, E:127.537224
17
N:36.396946, E:127.147224
16
N:34.676945, E:126.950554
14
N:35.86139, E:128.35638
06
N:38.0, E:128.73334
06
N:38.016666, E:128.75
06
N:38.0, E:128.73334
06
N:38.016666, E:128.75
06
N:38.0, E:128.73334
16
N:34.676945, E:126.950554
14
N:35.85, E:128.36667
20
N:35.116665, E:128.58333
Kiribati (general)
N:35.3, E:126.76667
Phoenix Islands
N:36.016666, E:127.01667
16
N:34.676945, E:126.950554
06
N:38.0, E:128.73334
06
N:38.016666, E:128.75
17
N:36.105278, E:127.537224
Gilbert Islands
N:33.3, E:126.71667
16
N:34.583332, E:126.416664
14
N:35.86139, E:128.35638
14
N:36.8, E:129.46666
12
N:37.33, E:126.475555
12
N:37.33, E:126.475555
Kiribati (general)
N:37.516666, E:127.3
17
N:36.62472, E:125.55889
16
N:34.944168, E:126.2
16
N:34.55, E:126.55
12
N:37.816666, E:126.4
06
N:38.116665, E:127.683334
06
N:38.263332, E:128.35973
20
N:34.783333, E:128.5
14
N:36.53361, E:128.83333
16
N:34.32722, E:126.1225
16
N:34.32722, E:126.1225
16
N:34.466667, E:126.2
16
N:34.56861, E:127.343056
16
N:34.7, E:125.2075
Kiribati (general)
N:35.70222, E:127.65139
20
N:34.673054, E:128.25139
13
N:37.155277, E:126.415
16
N:34.56861, E:127.343056
16
N:34.32722, E:126.1225
Kiribati (general)
N:35.99361, E:126.66389
17
N:36.97, E:126.388054
Phoenix Islands
N:35.85611, E:126.41917
Kiribati (general)
N:35.983334, E:127.01667
11
N:37.566387, E:126.999725
20
N:34.85472, E:128.63916
16
N:34.289165, E:127.39694
14
N:35.86222, E:129.31277
06
N:37.7875, E:127.907776
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Qiyam
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