Time difference between Naypyitaw, Myanmar and Georg von Neumayer Station, Antarctica
Naypyitaw is 4 hours 30 minutes ahead of Georg von Neumayer Station.
Time in Naypyitaw | Time in Georg von Neumayer Station |
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Naypyitaw’s time zone: UTC+06:30 or +0630 |
Georg von Neumayer Station’s time zone: UTC+02:00 or CEST |
Naypyitaw, Myanmar
Country: Myanmar
Naypyitaw’s coordinates: 19°44′42″ N, 96°07′46″ E
Population: 925,000
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Naypyitaw’s coordinates: 19°44′42″ N, 96°07′46″ E
Population: 925,000
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Georg von Neumayer Station, Antarctica
Country: Antarctica
Georg von Neumayer Station’s coordinates: 70°37′00″ S, 8°22′00″ W
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Georg von Neumayer Station’s coordinates: 70°37′00″ S, 8°22′00″ W
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