Different in time between city Belgrade and city King Island

Belgrade is 10 hours ahead of King Island. Different in time between Belgrade(Serbia) and King Island(Australia) is +10 hours

We calculated the time difference between the city Belgrade, Serbia which is located in the time zone "Europe/Belgrade — UTC+01:00 (3600)" and city King Island, Australia which is located in the time zone "Australia/Currie — UTC+11:00 (39600)"

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Belgrade

Country: Serbia

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Coordinates of the city Belgrade: latitude 44.804°, longitude 20.4651°

Cities in the same time zone as Belgrade: Užice, Prishtina, Niš, Belgrade

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King Island

Country: Australia

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Coordinates of the city King Island: latitude -39.8722°, longitude 143.9915°

Cities in the same time zone as King Island: King Island

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