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Map of major U.S. time zones

U.S. time zones: IANA identifiers and offsets

Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific, Alaska and Hawaii time zones with system identifiers.

U.S. geography and time12 items4 columns

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Eastern Time
1 America/New_YorkUTC−05:00 / −04:00ETEast Coast (NY, DC, FL, etc.)
Central Time
2 America/ChicagoUTC−06:00 / −05:00CTMidwest and much of the South
Mountain Time
3 America/DenverUTC−07:00 / −06:00MTRocky Mountain states
Arizona (no DST most of year)
4 America/PhoenixUTC−07:00MSTMost of Arizona year-round
Pacific Time
5 America/Los_AngelesUTC−08:00 / −07:00PTCalifornia, Washington, Oregon
Alaska Time
6 America/AnchorageUTC−09:00 / −08:00AKTMost of Alaska
Hawaii-Aleutian (Alaska islands)
7 America/AdakUTC−10:00 / −09:00HATAleutian Islands
Hawaii Time
8 Pacific/HonoluluUTC−10:00HTHawaii (no DST)
Atlantic Time (Puerto Rico)
9 America/Puerto_RicoUTC−04:00ASTPuerto Rico
Eastern (Indiana)
10 America/Indiana/IndianapolisUTC−05:00 / −04:00ETMuch of Indiana
Mountain (Idaho)
11 America/BoiseUTC−07:00 / −06:00MTSouthern Idaho
Eastern (Michigan)
12 America/DetroitUTC−05:00 / −04:00ETMichigan

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U.S. time zones at a glance

The contiguous United States spans Eastern, Central, Mountain and Pacific time. Alaska and Hawaii sit further west. Most zones observe daylight saving time; Arizona (outside the Navajo Nation) and Hawaii generally do not.

Prefer IANA identifiers such as America/New_York in software instead of hard-coding “UTC−5”. Rules change; the identifier tracks the right local policy.

This list is the U.S. counterpart to Brazil’s timezone table on DexBase.

Frequently asked questions

What time zone is New York?

America/New_York — Eastern Time.

Does Arizona use daylight saving time?

Most of Arizona stays on Mountain Standard Time year-round. Always check the specific IANA zone for edge cases.