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once zonas horarias permanentes aplicadas en Rusia De Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
En Rusia se utilizan once husos horarios, que van del UTC +2 al UTC +12. En ninguna de estas se aplica horario de verano.
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Abreviatura | Estándar | Huso | Horario local | |
---|---|---|---|---|
KALT | UTC +2 | MSK −1 | Hora de Kaliningrado[1] | |
MSK | UTC +3 | MSK | Hora de Moscú[2] | |
SAMT | UTC +4 | MSK +1 | Hora de Samara[3] | |
YEKT | UTC +5 | MSK +2 | Hora de Ekaterimburgo[4] | |
OMST | UTC +6 | MSK +3 | Hora de Omsk[5] | |
KRAT | UTC +7 | MSK +4 | Hora de Krasnoyarsk[6] y Novosibirsk[7] | |
IRKT | UTC +8 | MSK +5 | Hora de Irkutsk[8] | |
YAKT | UTC +9 | MSK +6 | Hora de Yakutsk[9] | |
VLAT | UTC +10 | MSK +7 | Hora de Vladivostok[10] | |
MAGT | UTC +11 | MSK +8 | Hora de Magadán,[11] Sajalín[12] y Srednekolimsk[13] | |
PETT | UTC +12 | MSK +9 | Hora de Anádyr[14] y Kamchatka[15] |
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