Prayer Times in Republic of Korea
20
N:35.172222, E:128.43611
20
N:35.172222, E:128.43611
14
N:37.056946, E:129.36528
14
N:36.1, E:128.86667
14
N:36.1, E:128.86667
14
N:36.1, E:128.86667
Kiribati (general)
N:34.666668, E:127.083336
20
N:34.85, E:128.5
12
N:37.774723, E:126.37722
05
N:37.11139, E:127.84722
05
N:37.11139, E:127.84722
16
N:34.96722, E:126.208336
16
N:34.57528, E:125.897224
17
N:36.255, E:125.99416
13
N:37.294167, E:126.52611
20
N:34.835556, E:128.22084
16
N:34.19528, E:125.825
16
N:34.916668, E:126.95
16
N:34.038612, E:127.2925
16
N:34.916668, E:126.95
16
N:34.566666, E:126.683334
Kiribati (general)
N:36.629444, E:127.34861
15
N:35.841946, E:128.48277
16
N:35.0, E:126.46667
14
N:36.5, E:128.13333
14
N:36.5, E:128.13333
Kiribati (general)
N:35.383335, E:126.78333
16
N:35.0, E:126.46667
20
N:34.946667, E:128.38333
05
N:36.859444, E:127.929726
17
N:36.189445, E:127.01639
14
N:35.8975, E:128.02028
14
N:35.8975, E:128.02028
17
N:36.766666, E:127.3
Kiribati (general)
N:36.629444, E:127.34861
17
N:36.760555, E:127.29972
17
N:36.433334, E:126.583336
17
N:36.766666, E:127.3
16
N:34.8275, E:126.90833
16
N:34.8275, E:126.90833
05
N:37.088055, E:128.51195
20
N:35.051945, E:128.07278
20
N:35.167778, E:128.03972
20
N:35.167778, E:128.03972
16
N:34.983334, E:126.433334
14
N:36.601665, E:129.40805
14
N:36.6, E:129.41667
20
N:35.808056, E:127.7725
20
N:35.441113, E:128.15111
20
N:35.441113, E:128.15111
13
N:37.206665, E:127.03611
13
N:37.2025, E:127.035835
20
N:35.405277, E:127.90195
20
N:35.383335, E:128.23334
16
N:34.883335, E:126.7
20
N:35.405277, E:127.90195
20
N:35.405277, E:127.90195
Gilbert Islands
N:33.516666, E:126.51611
Gilbert Islands
N:33.516666, E:126.51611
Kiribati (general)
N:35.05, E:126.96667
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Qiyam
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