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Explore detailed maps of U.S. time zones including Pacific, Mountain, Central, and Eastern regions. View standard time zone maps of the USA, US states, and the world with accurate boundaries and local time references.

United States of America time zones map with states

USA map showing time zones and state borders in different colors.

A color-coded map of the United States displaying all five main time zones: Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific, and Alaskan, along with Hawaiian time zone. Each state is labeled, and the zones are clearly separated to show which states fall into which time zone.

Pacific mountain central eastern time zones map in the US

Color-coded USA map with Pacific, Mountain, Central, and Eastern time zones.

A brightly colored map of the United States showing the Pacific, Mountain, Central, and Eastern time zones, along with Alaska and Hawaii. Each region is labeled with its time (e.g., Pacific 3 PM, Eastern 6 PM), and the states are grouped by major U.S. regions: West, Midwest, South, and Northeast.

Standard time zones in the USA

Standard time zones map of the United States

US Time Zone Map: Tracking Time Across America

The United States Time Zone Map reflects the country’s vast geographic spread, encompassing six main time zones across the 50 states: Eastern Time (ET, UTC−5), Central Time (CT, UTC−6), Mountain Time (MT, UTC−7), Pacific Time (PT, UTC−8), Alaska Time (AKT, UTC−9), and Hawaii-Aleutian Time (HAT, UTC−10). Most states observe Daylight Saving Time (DST), advancing clocks by one hour from March to November, although states like Hawaii and most of Arizona do not.

The 10 most populous U.S. states are California, Texas, Florida, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Georgia, North Carolina, and Michigan. Among them, California operates on Pacific Time, while Texas spans both Central and Mountain Time Zones, though most of the state uses Central Time. Florida, New York, Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina, Ohio, and Michigan follow Eastern Time. Illinois uses Central Time. This mix of time zones among the largest states affects everything from travel coordination to nationwide broadcasting and business schedules.

The US Time Zone Map is essential for managing cross-country communication and planning. From setting up virtual meetings to booking coast-to-coast flights, knowing the correct local time is crucial. Whether it’s morning in New York or still the middle of the night in Los Angeles, the time zone differences reflect the diversity and scale of the United States. The map not only serves as a practical tool but also illustrates how time itself adapts to the country’s sprawling geography.