Sunrise and Sunset in Pennsylvania, United States

Moon: 57.1%

↑ Sunrise and ↓ Sunset in Pennsylvania (29 Locations)
Allentown	↑ 5:51 am	↓ 8:06 pm	Monongahela	↑ 6:09 am	↓ 8:22 pm	Punxsutawney	↑ 6:04 am	↓ 8:20 pm
Altoona	↑ 6:03 am	↓ 8:17 pm	Mount Pocono	↑ 5:49 am	↓ 8:06 pm	Reading	↑ 5:53 am	↓ 8:07 pm
Bedford	↑ 6:04 am	↓ 8:16 pm	New Wilmington	↑ 6:09 am	↓ 8:26 pm	Scranton	↑ 5:50 am	↓ 8:08 pm
Bensalem Township	↑ 5:50 am	↓ 8:02 pm	Norristown	↑ 5:51 am	↓ 8:04 pm	State College	↑ 6:00 am	↓ 8:16 pm
Brookville	↑ 6:04 am	↓ 8:21 pm	Orefield	↑ 5:51 am	↓ 8:06 pm	Stroudsburg	↑ 5:49 am	↓ 8:05 pm
Butler	↑ 6:08 am	↓ 8:24 pm	Parkesburg	↑ 5:54 am	↓ 8:06 pm	Warminster Township	↑ 5:50 am	↓ 8:03 pm
Erie	↑ 6:05 am	↓ 8:28 pm	Philadelphia	↑ 5:51 am	↓ 8:03 pm	Wilkes-Barre	↑ 5:51 am	↓ 8:09 pm
Harrisburg	↑ 5:57 am	↓ 8:10 pm	Phoenixville	↑ 5:52 am	↓ 8:05 pm	Yeadon	↑ 5:51 am	↓ 8:03 pm
Huntingdon	↑ 6:01 am	↓ 8:15 pm	Pittsburgh	↑ 6:09 am	↓ 8:23 pm	York	↑ 5:57 am	↓ 8:09 pm
Lancaster	↑ 5:55 am	↓ 8:08 pm	Port Matilda	↑ 6:01 am	↓ 8:16 pm

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