Central Time

Central Time refers to the time observed in parts of North America, Europe or Australia:

  • North America, including part of Mexico
    1. Central Standard Time - November to March (cold months)
    2. Central Daylight Time - March to November (warm months)
  • Central European Time and Central European Summer Time
  • Australian Central Time, including Australian Central Standard Time and Australian Central Daylight Time, see Time in Australia

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