Find your bearings

What Time Zone Am I In?

Your device setting and the zone at your location can differ.

Example: Seattle, WA is on Pacific Time (America/Los_Angeles), UTC−8 in winter and UTC−7 in summer.

Your point on the map
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Your point will appear here on the map.
Start where you are

Let’s find your location.

Use your device, enter coordinates or choose a US city.

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Time zone
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Local time
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Latitude, longitude
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IP address
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Works with no signal once saved

Save this area’s maps on this device. With no signal, your device position still finds the county, ZIP area, time zone and coordinates here. No coordinates or location history are saved. A new area and USGS elevation need a connection.

This device’s setting

Available when JavaScript is on.

Device setting or the time zone here?

Your device can be set to a different zone from the place where you are standing. Your device’s time zone shows straight away. The time zone where you are shows once you share your location or enter a point. If they differ, check automatic date and time in your device settings before relying on a meeting reminder.

Which name should I put in a form?

A calendar may ask for an IANA name such as America/Chicago. Your calendar uses that name to handle seasonal clock changes. A UTC offset describes the difference at the time shown. Do not replace the zone name with an offset when a form asks for a time zone.

Borders and changing clock rules

Time-zone boundaries do not always follow state lines. Browser clock rules may also lag a recent change. For a point near a border, check the coordinates and whether your device clock uses automatic settings. The tools use the same point across pages.

A little more context

Follow this location

Your selected point carries across these tools.