Prayer Times in Republic of Korea
20
N:35.666668, E:128.13333
20
N:35.259724, E:128.55139
Kiribati (general)
N:36.989445, E:126.996666
05
N:36.883335, E:128.4
Kiribati (general)
N:35.866665, E:127.65
05
N:37.054443, E:128.0561
16
N:34.585, E:125.97305
20
N:35.418335, E:128.8725
20
N:35.406944, E:128.87306
14
N:35.778057, E:129.3814
17
N:36.033333, E:126.7
16
N:34.589443, E:125.975555
05
N:36.815, E:128.025
13
N:37.19389, E:127.53667
Chungcheongnam-do
N:36.1747, E:126.6157
Kiribati (general)
N:34.483334, E:127.8
14
N:36.565556, E:128.725
Kiribati (general)
N:34.483334, E:127.8
06
N:37.283333, E:128.25
20
N:35.627777, E:127.812225
16
N:34.72, E:126.083885
05
N:36.116665, E:127.73333
Gyeongsangbuk-do
N:36.4325, E:128.1288
Kiribati (general)
N:35.616665, E:127.48333
13
N:37.400276, E:126.92167
11
N:37.55, E:126.88333
Jeollabuk-do
N:35.7203, E:127.0565
Kiribati (general)
N:35.716667, E:127.05
16
N:34.68778, E:127.59778
Kiribati (general)
N:35.616665, E:127.48333
13
N:37.3925, E:126.92694
Kiribati (general)
N:34.7, E:127.6
Gyeonggi-do
N:37.3925, E:126.9269
Kiribati (general)
N:37.433334, E:126.916664
13
N:37.400276, E:126.92167
Kiribati (general)
N:35.716667, E:127.05
17
N:36.308613, E:127.06333
17
N:36.308613, E:127.06333
05
N:36.033333, E:127.78333
20
N:35.559444, E:128.73694
Kiribati (general)
N:35.466667, E:126.53333
13
N:37.323612, E:126.821945
Gilbert Islands
N:33.266666, E:126.65
06
N:38.183334, E:128.2
06
N:37.483334, E:127.98333
Gyeongsangbuk-do
N:36.1583, E:128.2561
14
N:36.157223, E:128.25139
14
N:36.866665, E:128.48334
05
N:36.035, E:127.66778
05
N:36.035, E:127.66778
15
N:35.816944, E:128.57639
05
N:36.05, E:127.666664
05
N:36.05, E:127.666664
05
N:36.05, E:127.666664
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