Prayer Times in Republic of Korea
06
N:37.28528, E:128.42583
13
N:38.017776, E:127.21445
20
N:34.733334, E:128.48334
Kiribati (general)
N:35.033333, E:127.01667
Jeollabuk-do
N:35.5154, E:126.6283
05
N:36.98111, E:127.672226
16
N:34.73639, E:126.62055
Phoenix Islands
N:35.50611, E:126.638336
20
N:34.969723, E:128.35527
Jeollanam-do
N:34.5327, E:126.7518
Kiribati (general)
N:35.266666, E:126.5
16
N:34.5325, E:126.76028
14
N:36.416668, E:128.35
11
N:37.533333, E:126.96667
20
N:34.969723, E:128.35527
18
N:35.119446, E:126.93056
12
N:37.786667, E:126.28639
16
N:34.646667, E:125.46667
Seoul
N:37.5333, E:126.9667
Phoenix Islands
N:35.50611, E:126.638336
14
N:36.416668, E:128.35
16
N:34.80611, E:126.53889
05
N:37.216667, E:128.0
13
N:37.88361, E:126.85722
Seoul
N:37.5332, E:126.9692
Kiribati (general)
N:37.533333, E:126.96667
18
N:35.1925, E:126.85944
16
N:34.768333, E:126.49555
Kiribati (general)
N:35.866665, E:126.86667
Phoenix Islands
N:35.509724, E:126.85694
05
N:37.216667, E:128.0
13
N:37.88361, E:126.85722
Kiribati (general)
N:34.8, E:127.13333
17
N:36.633335, E:126.7
16
N:34.933334, E:126.75
Phoenix Islands
N:35.50611, E:126.638336
05
N:37.15, E:127.833336
06
N:37.45, E:128.85
13
N:37.88361, E:126.85722
20
N:34.969723, E:128.35527
05
N:36.98111, E:127.672226
20
N:35.736946, E:127.98972
16
N:34.640278, E:125.437225
11
N:37.53, E:126.96528
13
N:37.788612, E:126.77278
17
N:36.75, E:126.76667
Phoenix Islands
N:35.878613, E:126.994446
Kiribati (general)
N:35.866665, E:126.86667
16
N:35.0, E:126.71667
16
N:35.004723, E:126.70778
17
N:36.533333, E:126.85
17
N:36.714443, E:126.22972
06
N:38.115, E:127.7
13
N:37.016666, E:127.083336
Kiribati (general)
N:35.116665, E:127.03333
16
N:34.583332, E:126.65
16
N:34.583332, E:126.65
17
N:36.714443, E:126.22972
Kiribati (general)
N:35.116665, E:127.03333
13
N:37.016666, E:127.083336
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