United States Time Zones
The United States is covered by six timezones, four in the Continental states and two more in Hawaii and Alaska. Including the territories of the United States there are a total of 10 timezones. The United States follows Daylight Savings Time from March to November with the exception of Arizona and Hawaii. The United States is currently observing Daylight Savings Time.
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| Alaska Daylight Time |
Atlantic Standard Time |
Chamorro Standard Time |
Central Daylight Time |
Central Daylight Time (Unofficial) |
Eastern Daylight Time |
| Eastern Daylight Time (Unofficial) |
Hawaii–Aleutian Daylight Time |
Hawaii Standard Time |
Mountain Standard Time |
Mountain Daylight Time |
Mountain Daylight Time (Unofficial) |
Pacific Daylight Time |
American Samoa Standard Time |
List of Time Zones in the United States
| Map Key | Time Zone Name | Time Zone Abbreviation | GMT Offset | Current Local Time |
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| Alaska Daylight Time | AKDT | -8 | |
| Atlantic Standard Time | AST | -4 | |
| Chamorro Standard Time | ChST | 10 | |
| Central Daylight Time | CDT | -5 | |
| Central Daylight Time (Unofficial) | CDT | -5 | |
| Eastern Daylight Time | EDT | -4 | |
| Eastern Daylight Time (Unofficial) | EDT | -4 | |
| Hawaii–Aleutian Daylight Time | HDT | -10 | |
| Hawaii Standard Time | HST | -10 | |
| Mountain Standard Time | MST | -7 | |
| Mountain Daylight Time | MDT | -6 | |
| Mountain Daylight Time (Unofficial) | MDT | -6 | |
| Pacific Daylight Time | PDT | -7 | |
| American Samoa Standard Time | SST | -11 | |