Sunrise & Sunset in Commewijne District, Suriname 🇸🇷 Today
Commewijne District is a district in Suriname. This page combines its current local time and time zone information using Meerzorg as a representative location, plus today's sunrise, sunset, twilight, and daylight duration. Browse 1 listed city in Commewijne District below for location-specific solar times.
Across Commewijne District, Suriname, expect sunrise near 06:36 and sunset near 18:53 today, for about 12h 17m of daylight (based on Meerzorg).
Sun data for this district follows Meerzorg, all on −03:00 — Tap a city below for daily sun times and month-by-month daylight for Commewijne District.
Country: Suriname 🇸🇷
Population: 24,767
Time Zone: GMT-3
Representative IANA Timezone: America/Paramaribo
UTC Offset: UTC−03:00
The time for Commewijne District shown above is based on the time in its most populous city, Meerzorg . Times for other cities within the region may vary.
IANA Timezones in Commewijne District District
- America/Paramaribo Sat 05:32
| Timezone | Current Time |
|---|---|
| America/Paramaribo | Sat 05:32 |
Frequently Asked Questions about Commewijne District
What time does the sun rise and set in Commewijne District today?
Today in Commewijne District, Suriname the sun rises around 06:36 and sets around 18:53, giving about 12h 17m of daylight (based on Meerzorg).
How many hours of daylight does Commewijne District get today?
Commewijne District, Suriname gets about 12h 17m of daylight today. Open a city below for its exact figure and how it changes month to month.
What time zone is Commewijne District in?
Commewijne District, Suriname uses UTC offset −03:00 and the America/Paramaribo time zone. All sun and clock times on this page use that local time, with daylight saving applied automatically.
Which cities in Commewijne District can I get sun times for?
We list 1 city across this district, including Meerzorg. Select any of them below for daily sunrise, sunset, twilight and day-length times.
How accurate are these sunrise and sunset times?
They are computed from each place's exact latitude, longitude and time zone using standard astronomical algorithms, accurate to about a minute.