Time difference between Port Elizabeth, South Africa and Fort Walton Beach, Florida, USA
Port Elizabeth is 7 hours ahead of Fort Walton Beach.
Time in Port Elizabeth | Time in Fort Walton Beach |
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Port Elizabeth’s time zone: UTC+02:00 or SAST |
Fort Walton Beach’s time zone: UTC-05:00 or CDT |
Port Elizabeth, South Africa
Country: South Africa
Port Elizabeth’s coordinates: 33°55′04″ S, 25°34′12″ E
Population: 967,677
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Port Elizabeth’s coordinates: 33°55′04″ S, 25°34′12″ E
Population: 967,677
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Fort Walton Beach, USA
Country: USA
State: Florida
Fort Walton Beach’s coordinates: 30°25′14″ N, 86°37′09″ W
Population: 19,507
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State: Florida
Fort Walton Beach’s coordinates: 30°25′14″ N, 86°37′09″ W
Population: 19,507
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