Time difference between Vancouver, Canada and Oamaru, Waitaki District, New Zealand
Vancouver is 19 hours behind Oamaru, Waitaki District.
Time in Vancouver | Time in Oamaru, Waitaki District |
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Vancouver’s time zone: UTC-07:00 or PDT |
Oamaru, Waitaki District’s time zone: UTC+12:00 or NZST |
Vancouver, Canada
Country: Canada
Vancouver’s coordinates: 49°14′58″ N, 123°07′09″ W
Population: 600,000
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Vancouver’s coordinates: 49°14′58″ N, 123°07′09″ W
Population: 600,000
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Oamaru, Waitaki District, New Zealand
Country: New Zealand
Oamaru, Waitaki District’s coordinates: 45°05′50″ S, 170°58′08″ E
Population: 13,000
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Oamaru, Waitaki District’s coordinates: 45°05′50″ S, 170°58′08″ E
Population: 13,000
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