Time by Continent
246 countries across 7 continents.
Europe (53 countries)
Europe runs from UTC+0 in Portugal and the UK to UTC+3 in western Russia, with most countries switching to summer time in late March.
- Italy10053 cities
- France8941 cities
- Germany7650 cities
- Spain7178 cities
- Russia4932 cities
- United Kingdom4644 cities
- Romania4571 cities
- Ukraine3884 cities
- Poland3022 cities
- Austria2266 cities
- Belgium1735 cities
- The Netherlands1572 cities
- Czechia1489 cities
- Switzerland1425 cities
- Greece1132 cities
- Hungary1111 cities
- Portugal962 cities
- Finland884 cities
- Sweden832 cities
- Croatia764 cities
- Slovakia603 cities
- Norway533 cities
- Denmark438 cities
- Serbia437 cities
- Albania380 cities
- Ireland370 cities
- Bulgaria304 cities
- Slovenia301 cities
- Bosnia and Herzegovina292 cities
- Belarus260 cities
- North Macedonia202 cities
- Luxembourg172 cities
- Lithuania133 cities
- Latvia131 cities
- Estonia130 cities
- Cyprus102 cities
- Moldova98 cities
- Malta69 cities
- Kosovo65 cities
- Montenegro41 cities
- Iceland35 cities
- Faroe Islands26 cities
- Aland Islands21 cities
- Isle of Man21 cities
- Andorra15 cities
- Liechtenstein14 cities
- San Marino13 cities
- Monaco12 cities
- Guernsey11 cities
- Gibraltar6 cities
- Jersey6 cities
- Svalbard and Jan Mayen2 cities
- Vatican1 cities
Asia (51 countries)
Asia covers the widest span of offsets of any continent, from UTC+2 in the Middle East to UTC+12 in the Russian Far East, including the half-hour offset of India.
- India7073 cities
- China4970 cities
- Philippines4522 cities
- Turkey2690 cities
- Japan2160 cities
- Iran2038 cities
- Indonesia2019 cities
- Thailand1070 cities
- Vietnam905 cities
- Malaysia731 cities
- Pakistan570 cities
- Myanmar528 cities
- Armenia455 cities
- Israel433 cities
- Palestinian Territory378 cities
- Kazakhstan345 cities
- Mongolia331 cities
- Hong Kong325 cities
- Afghanistan319 cities
- Syria309 cities
- Yemen309 cities
- South Korea306 cities
- Cambodia301 cities
- Azerbaijan219 cities
- Uzbekistan219 cities
- Georgia175 cities
- Iraq169 cities
- Bangladesh162 cities
- Saudi Arabia159 cities
- Jordan146 cities
- North Korea127 cities
- Turkmenistan123 cities
- Singapore116 cities
- Kyrgyzstan108 cities
- United Arab Emirates105 cities
- Tajikistan102 cities
- Laos94 cities
- Sri Lanka89 cities
- Taiwan89 cities
- Nepal74 cities
- Lebanon50 cities
- Brunei47 cities
- Qatar42 cities
- Oman41 cities
- Bhutan30 cities
- Maldives30 cities
- Kuwait28 cities
- Bahrain12 cities
- Macao7 cities
- Cocos Islands1 cities
- British Indian Ocean Territory1 cities
North America (41 countries)
North America stretches from UTC−10 in Hawaii to UTC−2:30 in Newfoundland, with daylight saving observed across most of the United States and Canada.
- United States17343 cities
- Mexico8947 cities
- Canada2865 cities
- Panama643 cities
- Honduras468 cities
- Guatemala340 cities
- Puerto Rico220 cities
- Dominican Republic210 cities
- Cuba207 cities
- Nicaragua166 cities
- Costa Rica130 cities
- Haiti109 cities
- Jamaica101 cities
- El Salvador101 cities
- Belize81 cities
- Cayman Islands67 cities
- Saint Lucia37 cities
- Bahamas28 cities
- Trinidad and Tobago27 cities
- Guadeloupe25 cities
- Martinique21 cities
- Antigua and Barbuda20 cities
- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines20 cities
- Dominica18 cities
- Saint Kitts and Nevis16 cities
- Anguilla14 cities
- Aruba14 cities
- Barbados14 cities
- Greenland13 cities
- Curacao12 cities
- Bermuda11 cities
- Grenada9 cities
- Saint Martin9 cities
- Bonaire, Saint Eustatius and Saba 8 cities
- Turks and Caicos Islands7 cities
- Sint Maarten6 cities
- U.S. Virgin Islands6 cities
- Montserrat3 cities
- Saint Pierre and Miquelon2 cities
- British Virgin Islands2 cities
- Saint Barthelemy1 cities
Africa (58 countries)
Africa spans six time zones from UTC−1 in Cape Verde to UTC+3 in East Africa, and most of the continent does not observe daylight saving.
- Ivory Coast3775 cities
- South Africa975 cities
- Nigeria927 cities
- Angola565 cities
- Morocco479 cities
- Algeria350 cities
- Kenya334 cities
- Tanzania324 cities
- Tunisia285 cities
- Egypt259 cities
- Ethiopia256 cities
- Uganda208 cities
- Senegal153 cities
- Madagascar152 cities
- Cameroon142 cities
- Cabo Verde141 cities
- Gambia126 cities
- Botswana120 cities
- Ghana119 cities
- Libya119 cities
- Democratic Republic of the Congo118 cities
- Burkina Faso113 cities
- Mauritius113 cities
- Sudan112 cities
- Zambia98 cities
- Mali94 cities
- Mozambique94 cities
- Comoros93 cities
- Benin87 cities
- Sierra Leone87 cities
- Mauritania85 cities
- Guinea83 cities
- Namibia80 cities
- Somalia75 cities
- Niger74 cities
- Chad72 cities
- Zimbabwe68 cities
- Republic of the Congo59 cities
- Mayotte57 cities
- Central African Republic51 cities
- Rwanda51 cities
- Gabon50 cities
- Guinea-Bissau50 cities
- Lesotho48 cities
- Malawi39 cities
- Togo35 cities
- Burundi32 cities
- Reunion28 cities
- Liberia27 cities
- Djibouti26 cities
- Equatorial Guinea26 cities
- Seychelles26 cities
- Sao Tome and Principe26 cities
- Eswatini24 cities
- South Sudan23 cities
- Western Sahara22 cities
- Eritrea18 cities
- Saint Helena4 cities
South America (14 countries)
South America spans UTC−5 in Colombia and Peru to UTC−2 in Fernando de Noronha, with most countries abandoning daylight saving in recent years.
Oceania (27 countries)
Oceania ranges from UTC+8 in Western Australia to UTC+13 in Samoa and Tonga, with southern states observing daylight saving in the southern summer.
- Australia3834 cities
- New Zealand647 cities
- New Caledonia60 cities
- Micronesia52 cities
- Papua New Guinea52 cities
- French Polynesia38 cities
- Timor Leste32 cities
- Samoa32 cities
- Guam26 cities
- Marshall Islands26 cities
- Tonga24 cities
- Solomon Islands23 cities
- Palau22 cities
- Kiribati19 cities
- American Samoa17 cities
- Fiji16 cities
- Nauru10 cities
- Tuvalu9 cities
- Vanuatu9 cities
- Northern Mariana Islands6 cities
- Tokelau3 cities
- Wallis and Futuna3 cities
- Cook Islands2 cities
- Christmas Island1 cities
- Norfolk Island1 cities
- Niue1 cities
- Pitcairn1 cities
Antarctica (2 countries)
Antarctica is divided into many research-station time zones; stations generally follow the time of their supply country or UTC.
Each country links to its own page listing the cities we cover and their current time. For a single view of the whole planet, try the world clock, browse all countries or see time zones by offset.
Frequently asked questions
How many continents are there?
Seven: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Europe, North America, Oceania and South America.
Which continent has the most time zones?
Asia, spanning UTC+2 to UTC+12 — largely because Russia alone uses eleven time zones.
Which continent has the fewest countries?
Antarctica has no sovereign countries; it hosts only research stations that pick a time zone based on their home country.