Time difference between Johannesburg, South Africa and Saint Petersburg, Russia
Johannesburg is 1 hour behind Saint Petersburg.
Time in Johannesburg | Time in Saint Petersburg |
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Johannesburg’s time zone: UTC+02:00 or SAST |
Saint Petersburg’s time zone: UTC+03:00 or MSK |
Johannesburg, South Africa
Country: South Africa
Johannesburg’s coordinates: 26°12′08″ S, 28°02′37″ E
Population: 2,026,469
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Johannesburg’s coordinates: 26°12′08″ S, 28°02′37″ E
Population: 2,026,469
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Saint Petersburg, Russia
Country: Russia
Federal subject: Saint Petersburg
Saint Petersburg’s coordinates: 59°56′19″ N, 30°18′50″ E
Population: 5,028,000
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Federal subject: Saint Petersburg
Saint Petersburg’s coordinates: 59°56′19″ N, 30°18′50″ E
Population: 5,028,000
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