UTC + 2
UTC + 2
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Zone meridian | 30 ° E
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NATO DTG | B (Bravo)
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UTC + 2 is a zone time that has the longitude semicircle 30 ° East as the reference meridian. On watches with this zone time, it is two hours later than Coordinated Universal Time and one hour later than CET .
The Central European Summer Time , which until October is valid in German-speaking countries from March, corresponds to the standard time in the time zone UTC + 2.
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All year round
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Egypt
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Botswana
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Burundi
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Democratic Republic of the Congo (eastern part: Bas-Uele , Haut-Katanga , Haut-Lomami , Haut-Uele , Ituri , Kasaï , Kasaï-Central , Kasaï-Oriental , Lomami , Lualaba , Maniema , Nord-Kivu , Sankuru , Sud-Kivu , Tshopo , Tanganyika )
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Lesotho
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Malawi
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Mozambique
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Namibia
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Rwanda
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Russia ( Kaliningrad Oblast )
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Zambia
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Zimbabwe
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South Africa
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Sudan
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Swaziland
Standard Time (Northern Hemisphere)
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Bulgaria
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Estonia
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Finland
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Åland (including)
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Greece
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Israel
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Jordan
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Latvia
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Lebanon
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Lithuania
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Moldova
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Palestine
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Romania
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Syria
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Ukraine
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United Kingdom :
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Cyprus
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Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (including)
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Summer Time (Northern Hemisphere)
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Albania
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Andorra
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Belgium
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Denmark
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Germany
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France
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Italy
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Croatia
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Kosovo
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Libya
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Liechtenstein
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Luxembourg
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Malta
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Monaco
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Montenegro
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Netherlands
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North Macedonia
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Norway (including Svalbard and Jan Mayen , but excluding Bouvet Island )
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Austria
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Poland
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San Marino
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Sweden
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Switzerland
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Serbia
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Slovakia
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Slovenia
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Spain (without Canary Islands )
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Czech Republic
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Tunisia
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Hungary
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Vatican city
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United Kingdom :
Standard Time (Southern Hemisphere)
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Namibia was the only African state in the southern hemisphere that had introduced a clock change. In the southern summer (September to April) the previous standard time UTC + 2 applied between 1994 and 2017, while in the southern winter (April to September) UTC + 1 applied. This regulation applied to all regions of Namibia with the exception of the Zambezi region . The time change in Namibia took place on the first Sunday in September or on the first Sunday in April, so that there was a few weeks of the year at the same time as Central Europe. On August 7, 2017, the changeover was abolished with effect from September 3, 2017 and UTC + 2 was retained all year round, as it was before 1994.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Section 4, Paragraph 2 of the Act on Units in Metrology and Time Determination , statutory summer time
- ↑ admin.ch Summer Time Ordinance Switzerland
- ^ NA passes Namibia Time Bill repealing 1994 Namibia Time Act. 7th August 2017.