America/Los_Angeles Time Zone

America/Los_Angeles is Pacific Time, UTC-08:00 in January; UTC-07:00 in July. The clock below shows the time there now.

Pacific TimeUTC-08:00 in January; UTC-07:00 in JulyLocal time nowAmerica/Los_Angeles
America/BoiseAmerica/DenverAmerica/Phoenix
America/Los_Angeles and its neighbors (simplified outlines). Open in OpenStreetMap ↗
IANA identifier
America/Los_Angeles
Coordinates (central point)
40.768819, -119.284868

These coordinates mark a central point for the area, not a street address.

Countries and territories, largest first

These countries and territories use this time zone. The list doesn’t settle any border question. Country populations are GeoNames figures. GeoNames gives no year for them, so they are not current estimates and may differ in age from country to country.

  1. United States327,167,434 people

Counties and equivalents, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. Los Angeles County, California9,694,934 people
  2. San Diego County, California3,282,248 people
  3. Orange County, California3,149,507 people
  4. Riverside County, California2,544,916 people
  5. Clark County, Nevada2,407,226 people
  6. King County, Washington2,344,939 people
  7. San Bernardino County, California2,224,091 people
  8. Santa Clara County, California1,914,391 people
  9. Alameda County, California1,636,630 people
  10. Sacramento County, California1,618,460 people
  11. Contra Costa County, California1,170,070 people
  12. Fresno County, California1,035,456 people
All 160
  1. Pierce County, Washington946,288 people
  2. Kern County, California927,068 people
  3. Snohomish County, Washington870,656 people
  4. Ventura County, California830,851 people
  5. San Francisco County, California826,079 people
  6. San Joaquin County, California823,815 people
  7. Multnomah County, Oregon795,391 people
  8. San Mateo County, California743,568 people
  9. Washington County, Oregon611,708 people
  10. Spokane County, Washington558,344 people
  11. Stanislaus County, California557,719 people
  12. Clark County, Washington532,119 people
  13. Washoe County, Nevada509,386 people
  14. Sonoma County, California486,444 people
  15. Tulare County, California485,146 people
  16. Solano County, California455,376 people
  17. Placer County, California442,081 people
  18. Santa Barbara County, California442,065 people

See all 160 counties and equivalents in Pacific Time (America/Los_Angeles), largest first

Cities, towns and communities, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. Los Angeles, California (city)3,857,263 people
  2. San Diego, California (city)1,389,526 people
  3. San Jose, California (city)990,138 people
  4. San Francisco, California (city)830,235 people
  5. Seattle, Washington (city)754,195 people
  6. Las Vegas, Nevada (city)660,400 people
  7. Portland, Oregon (city)641,165 people
  8. Fresno, California (city)545,970 people
  9. Sacramento, California (city)528,706 people
  10. Long Beach, California (city)455,548 people
  11. Oakland, California (city)439,418 people
  12. Bakersfield, California (city)411,986 people
All 2,890
  1. Anaheim, California (city)344,521 people
  2. Henderson, Nevada (city)332,141 people
  3. Stockton, California (city)322,326 people
  4. Riverside, California (city)319,069 people
  5. Santa Ana, California (city)312,534 people
  6. Irvine, California (city)311,690 people
  7. North Las Vegas, Nevada (city)278,595 people
  8. Chula Vista, California (city)276,375 people
  9. Reno, Nevada (city)273,212 people
  10. Enterprise, Nevada (CDP)240,464 people
  11. Spokane, Washington (city)230,293 people
  12. Santa Clarita, California (city)230,221 people
  13. Fremont, California (city)228,295 people
  14. Tacoma, Washington (city)222,758 people
  15. San Bernardino, California (city)222,724 people
  16. Modesto, California (city)219,215 people
  17. Spring Valley, Nevada (CDP)219,187 people
  18. Fontana, California (city)214,169 people

See all 2,890 cities, towns and communities in Pacific Time (America/Los_Angeles), largest first

ZIP Code areas, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. ZIP 92336105,517 people
  2. ZIP 94565100,488 people
  3. ZIP 90011100,113 people
  4. ZIP 9065099,900 people
  5. ZIP 9133197,608 people
  6. ZIP 9233597,511 people
  7. ZIP 9004494,830 people
  8. ZIP 9025093,826 people
  9. ZIP 9134293,301 people
  10. ZIP 9020192,763 people
  11. ZIP 9080592,402 people
  12. ZIP 9028091,365 people
All 3,107
  1. ZIP 9268389,833 people
  2. ZIP 9234588,706 people
  3. ZIP 9250388,395 people
  4. ZIP 9930187,044 people
  5. ZIP 9372286,110 people
  6. ZIP 9330785,945 people
  7. ZIP 9191185,542 people
  8. ZIP 9237684,394 people
  9. ZIP 9372784,107 people
  10. ZIP 9574783,902 people
  11. ZIP 9582383,607 people
  12. ZIP 9280483,537 people
  13. ZIP 9507682,806 people
  14. ZIP 9270482,120 people
  15. ZIP 9250981,182 people
  16. ZIP 9805280,717 people
  17. ZIP 9355080,645 people
  18. ZIP 9325780,467 people

See all 3,107 ZIP Code areas in Pacific Time (America/Los_Angeles), largest first

Bordering areas, nearest first

Distances are straight lines between map points.

  1. America/Boise326 mi northeast
  2. America/Denver596 mi east
  3. America/Creston612 mi north
  4. America/Phoenix618 mi southeast
  5. America/Tijuana759 mi south
  6. America/Vancouver987 mi north
  7. Etc/GMT+8sea area

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Boundary data adapted from © OpenStreetMap contributors, under ODbL.

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Areas that only touch the edge

These areas meet this one only along a sliver. Most places here are not in them; for a spot near the line, check it with the time-zone finder.