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UTC+14

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UTC+14: Blue (December), Orange (June), Yellow (all year round), Light Blue - Sea areas

UTC+14 is the time zone immediately west of a fold in the International Date Line (although as far as 30° east of the 180° longitude line), and thus the first part of the planet to start each new day.


[edit] As standard time (all year round)

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Time offsets from Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
−12 · −11 · −10 · −9:30 · −9 · −8 · −7 · −6 · −5 · −4:30 · −4 · −3:30 · −3 · −2:30 · −2 · −1 · −0:44 · −0:25 · UTC (0) · +0:20 · +0:30 · +1 · +2 · +3 · +3:30 · +4 · +4:30 · +4:51 · +5 · +5:30 · +5:40 · +5:45 · +6 · +6:30 · +7 · +7:20 · +7:30 · +8 · +8:30 · +8:45 · +9 · +9:30 · +10 · +10:30 · +11 · +11:30 · +12 · +12:45 · +13 · +13:45 · +14
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