Prayer Times in Republic of Korea
20
N:34.873055, E:128.43556
17
N:36.516666, E:126.35
20
N:34.873055, E:128.43556
17
N:36.516666, E:126.35
20
N:34.873055, E:128.43556
05
N:36.55, E:127.433334
14
N:36.12583, E:128.49556
20
N:35.37528, E:128.32333
05
N:36.466667, E:127.78333
20
N:35.37528, E:128.32333
14
N:36.6, E:128.08333
16
N:34.609444, E:127.39833
16
N:34.65778, E:126.047226
14
N:37.023335, E:129.36417
14
N:37.023335, E:129.36417
17
N:36.75, E:126.51667
10
N:35.08, E:128.96889
10
N:35.079723, E:128.95111
05
N:36.922222, E:128.35445
20
N:34.75, E:128.41667
10
N:35.08, E:128.96889
13
N:37.448055, E:126.88084
05
N:36.922222, E:128.35445
18
N:35.134724, E:126.77889
18
N:35.133057, E:126.7725
18
N:35.134724, E:126.77889
13
N:37.55, E:127.21667
Jeollanam-do
N:34.9124, E:127.39
Gyeongsangnam-do
N:35.5457, E:128.499
Kiribati (general)
N:35.5, E:128.5
Kiribati (general)
N:35.1, E:126.46667
05
N:36.35, E:127.76667
16
N:34.392776, E:126.90083
16
N:34.392776, E:126.90083
05
N:36.245, E:127.56556
14
N:36.599167, E:129.30028
14
N:36.716667, E:129.23334
14
N:36.716667, E:129.15
13
N:37.95222, E:126.83722
13
N:37.93889, E:126.849724
20
N:34.83972, E:128.05667
20
N:35.9, E:127.86667
17
N:36.116665, E:126.61667
20
N:34.83972, E:128.05667
16
N:34.42361, E:127.50916
14
N:36.634724, E:129.22055
20
N:34.883335, E:128.46666
14
N:37.029167, E:129.28027
06
N:38.466667, E:128.43333
05
N:37.133335, E:128.11667
11
N:37.533333, E:126.933334
Kiribati (general)
N:34.883335, E:128.6
06
N:38.466667, E:128.43333
Kiribati (general)
N:35.383335, E:126.85
14
N:36.283333, E:129.36667
16
N:34.586113, E:127.56639
20
N:34.70972, E:128.56139
14
N:36.283333, E:129.36667
Kiribati (general)
N:34.833332, E:127.35
16
N:34.509445, E:127.39667
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Qiyam
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