Time difference between Kabul, Afghanistan and Professor Julio Escudero base, Antarctica
Kabul is 7 hours 30 minutes ahead of Professor Julio Escudero base.
Time in Kabul | Time in Professor Julio Escudero base |
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Kabul’s time zone: UTC+04:30 or +0430 |
Professor Julio Escudero base’s time zone: UTC-03:00 or -03 |
Kabul, Afghanistan
Country: Afghanistan
Kabul’s coordinates: 34°31′41″ N, 69°10′20″ E
Population: 3,043,532
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Kabul’s coordinates: 34°31′41″ N, 69°10′20″ E
Population: 3,043,532
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Professor Julio Escudero base, Antarctica
Country: Antarctica
Professor Julio Escudero base’s coordinates: 62°12′17″ S, 58°58′30″ W
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Professor Julio Escudero base’s coordinates: 62°12′17″ S, 58°58′30″ W
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