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13 Sep 2024
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Acre
Brazil
6:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Southwestern Amazonas
Brazil
7:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Amazonas State (main)
Brazil
7:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Mato Grosso
Brazil
7:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Mato Grosso do Sul
Brazil
7:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Rondônia
Brazil
7:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Roraima
Brazil
7:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Brazil (Southeast)
Brazil
8:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Brazil (South)
Brazil
8:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Brazil (Northeast)
Brazil
8:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Goiás
Brazil
8:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Distrito Federal
Brazil
8:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Tocantins
Brazil
8:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Pará
Brazil
8:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Amapá
Brazil
8:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Trindade and Martim Vaz
Brazil
8:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Fernando de Noronha
Brazil
9:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Rocas Atoll
Brazil
9:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
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Saint Peter and Saint Paul Archipelago
Brazil
9:38:57 PM
24 Oct 2024
Local facts
Australia spans multiple time zones, and the current time varies depending on the location:
In cities like São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Brasília (following UTC -3), the time is 3 hours behind UTC.
In western regions like Manaus, the time is UTC -4, so it’s one hour behind Brasília.
In the far west, such as Rio Branco, the time is UTC -5, two hours behind Brasília.
On islands like Fernando de Noronha, it follows UTC -2, making it one hour ahead of Brasília.
In cities like São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Brasília (following UTC -3), the time is 3 hours behind UTC.
In western regions like Manaus, the time is UTC -4, so it’s one hour behind Brasília.
In the far west, such as Rio Branco, the time is UTC -5, two hours behind Brasília.
On islands like Fernando de Noronha, it follows UTC -2, making it one hour ahead of Brasília.
Brazil has four official time zones: Brasília Time (BRT), Amazon Time (AMT), Fernando de Noronha Time (FNT), and Acre Time (ACT).
Brasília Time (BRT) is the official time zone for most of Brazil, including the capital, Brasília, and major cities like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. It is UTC-3 hours.
Brazil used to observe Daylight Saving Time, but it was abolished in 2019. The country now remains on standard time throughout the year.
Brazil’s time zones range from UTC-2 (Fernando de Noronha) to UTC-5 (Acre), with Brasília Time (BRT) being UTC-3.