↑ Sunrise and ↓ Sunset in New South Wales (42 Locations) |
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| Aberdeen | ↑ 7:02 am | ↓ 7:02 pm | Darlinghurst | ↑ 7:00 am | ↓ 7:01 pm | Mudgee | ↑ 7:07 am | ↓ 7:08 pm |
| Albury | ↑ 7:18 am | ↓ 7:18 pm | Dubbo | ↑ 7:11 am | ↓ 7:12 pm | Newcastle | ↑ 6:58 am | ↓ 6:59 pm |
| Armidale | ↑ 6:58 am | ↓ 7:00 pm | Eden | ↑ 7:06 am | ↓ 7:06 pm | Norah Head | ↑ 6:59 am | ↓ 7:00 pm |
| Ballina | ↑ 6:51 am | ↓ 6:52 pm | Gosford | ↑ 7:00 am | ↓ 7:01 pm | Nowra | ↑ 7:03 am | ↓ 7:03 pm |
| Bathurst | ↑ 7:07 am | ↓ 7:08 pm | Goulburn | ↑ 7:07 am | ↓ 7:07 pm | Orange | ↑ 7:09 am | ↓ 7:10 pm |
| Blacktown | ↑ 7:02 am | ↓ 7:02 pm | Grafton | ↑ 6:53 am | ↓ 6:55 pm | Parkes | ↑ 7:13 am | ↓ 7:13 pm |
| Bourke | ↑ 7:21 am | ↓ 7:22 pm | Griffith | ↑ 7:21 am | ↓ 7:22 pm | Pennant Hills | ↑ 7:01 am | ↓ 7:02 pm |
| Bowral | ↑ 7:04 am | ↓ 7:04 pm | Katoomba | ↑ 7:04 am | ↓ 7:05 pm | Penrith | ↑ 7:03 am | ↓ 7:03 pm |
| Broken Hill | ↑ 7:09 am | ↓ 7:10 pm | Kiama | ↑ 7:02 am | ↓ 7:02 pm | Port Macquarie | ↑ 6:54 am | ↓ 6:54 pm |
| Byron Bay | ↑ 6:50 am | ↓ 6:52 pm | Leeton | ↑ 7:20 am | ↓ 7:20 pm | Sydney | ↑ 7:01 am | ↓ 7:01 pm |
| Campbelltown | ↑ 7:02 am | ↓ 7:03 pm | Lismore | ↑ 6:52 am | ↓ 6:53 pm | Tamworth | ↑ 7:01 am | ↓ 7:02 pm |
| Canterbury | ↑ 7:01 am | ↓ 7:01 pm | Lord Howe Island | ↑ 6:29 am | ↓ 6:30 pm | Tweed Heads | ↑ 6:51 am | ↓ 6:52 pm |
| Cobar | ↑ 7:22 am | ↓ 7:23 pm | Moree | ↑ 7:06 am | ↓ 7:07 pm | Wagga Wagga | ↑ 7:16 am | ↓ 7:16 pm |
| Coffs Harbour | ↑ 6:53 am | ↓ 6:54 pm | Mosman | ↑ 7:00 am | ↓ 7:01 pm | Wollongong | ↑ 7:02 am | ↓ 7:02 pm |
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