Sunrise and Sunset times in Ayowangen, South Sudan 
Ayowangen
Upper Nile
Time zone: Africa/Juba, UTC 2 h.
Latitude: 9.5733, Longitude: 31.6635
| Date | Sunrise | Solar Noon | Sunset | Length of day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-Jun-01, Sunday | 05:31:47 | 11:51:14 | 18:10:40 | 12h 38m 53s |
| 2025-Jun-02, Monday | 05:31:51 | 11:51:23 | 18:10:56 | 12h 39m 5s |
| 2025-Jun-03, Tuesday | 05:31:55 | 11:51:33 | 18:11:11 | 12h 39m 16s |
| 2025-Jun-04, Wednesday | 05:31:59 | 11:51:43 | 18:11:27 | 12h 39m 28s |
| 2025-Jun-05, Thursday | 05:32:04 | 11:51:54 | 18:11:43 | 12h 39m 39s |
| 2025-Jun-06, Friday | 05:32:10 | 11:52:05 | 18:11:59 | 12h 39m 49s |
| 2025-Jun-07, Saturday | 05:32:16 | 11:52:16 | 18:12:15 | 12h 39m 59s |
| 2025-Jun-08, Sunday | 05:32:23 | 11:52:27 | 18:12:31 | 12h 40m 8s |
| 2025-Jun-09, Monday | 05:32:31 | 11:52:39 | 18:12:47 | 12h 40m 16s |
| 2025-Jun-10, Tuesday | 05:32:39 | 11:52:51 | 18:13:03 | 12h 40m 24s |
| 2025-Jun-11, Wednesday | 05:32:48 | 11:53:03 | 18:13:19 | 12h 40m 31s |
| 2025-Jun-12, Thursday | 05:32:57 | 11:53:16 | 18:13:34 | 12h 40m 37s |
| 2025-Jun-13, Friday | 05:33:07 | 11:53:28 | 18:13:49 | 12h 40m 42s |
| 2025-Jun-14, Saturday | 05:33:17 | 11:53:41 | 18:14:05 | 12h 40m 48s |
| 2025-Jun-15, Sunday | 05:33:28 | 11:53:54 | 18:14:19 | 12h 40m 51s |
| 2025-Jun-16, Monday | 05:33:39 | 11:54:07 | 18:14:34 | 12h 40m 55s |
| 2025-Jun-17, Tuesday | 05:33:51 | 11:54:20 | 18:14:49 | 12h 40m 58s |
| 2025-Jun-18, Wednesday | 05:34:03 | 11:54:33 | 18:15:03 | 12h 41m 0s |
| 2025-Jun-19, Thursday | 05:34:15 | 11:54:46 | 18:15:17 | 12h 41m 2s |
| 2025-Jun-20, Friday | 05:34:28 | 11:54:59 | 18:15:30 | 12h 41m 2s |
| 2025-Jun-21, Saturday | 05:34:41 | 11:55:12 | 18:15:43 | 12h 41m 2s |
| 2025-Jun-22, Sunday | 05:34:54 | 11:55:25 | 18:15:56 | 12h 41m 2s |
| 2025-Jun-23, Monday | 05:35:07 | 11:55:38 | 18:16:08 | 12h 41m 1s |
| 2025-Jun-24, Tuesday | 05:35:21 | 11:55:51 | 18:16:20 | 12h 40m 59s |
| 2025-Jun-25, Wednesday | 05:35:35 | 11:56:03 | 18:16:32 | 12h 40m 57s |
| 2025-Jun-26, Thursday | 05:35:50 | 11:56:16 | 18:16:43 | 12h 40m 53s |
| 2025-Jun-27, Friday | 05:36:04 | 11:56:29 | 18:16:53 | 12h 40m 49s |
| 2025-Jun-28, Saturday | 05:36:19 | 11:56:41 | 18:17:03 | 12h 40m 44s |
| 2025-Jun-29, Sunday | 05:36:34 | 11:56:53 | 18:17:12 | 12h 40m 38s |
| 2025-Jun-30, Monday | 05:36:48 | 11:57:05 | 18:17:21 | 12h 40m 33s |
Ayowangen on South Sudan map:
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During equinoxes:
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