They are Pacific, Rocky Mountain , Central and Eastern.
there is 4 time zones in the u.s. that's what it gave me just put in this website,"how many numbers of zones the united states has in its 48 contiguous states:D thanks for lisining hope it's wat u looking for:)
Canada has six time zones, while the contiguous United States has four time zones (Eastern, Central, Mountain, and Pacific).
There are four. It is the same number and roughly the same location as those of the contiguous United States (main, continuous states excluding Hawaii and Alaska).
From west to east, Pacific Standard Time (UTC-8)/ Pacific Daylight Saving Time (UTC-7) Mountain Standard Time (UTC-7)/ Mountain Daylight Saving Time (UTC-6) Central Standard Time (UTC-6)/ Central Daylight Saving Time (UTC-5) Eastern Standard Time (UTC-5)/ Eastern Daylight Saving Time (UTC-4) Most of the United States switches to Daylight Saving Time on the second Sunday of March and switches back to Standard Time on the first Sunday of November. The only part of the contiguous U.S. that keeps the same time all year (MST) is Arizona, with the exception of the Navaho Nation.
There are four/six different time zones. There is the Eastern, Central, Mountain, and Pacific Time Zones and Hawaii and Alaska each have their own time zone. Parts of Alaska, the Aleutian Islands, do use the Hawaii Time Zone.
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there is 4 time zones in the u.s. that's what it gave me just put in this website,"how many numbers of zones the united states has in its 48 contiguous states:D thanks for lisining hope it's wat u looking for:)
Pacific, Mountain, Central and Eastern
Canada has six time zones, while the contiguous United States has four time zones (Eastern, Central, Mountain, and Pacific).
In the continental US, the four zones are Eastern, Central, Mountain and Pacific.
The continental United States includes five time zones. The time zones in the "contiguous" 48 states are Eastern Standard Time, Central Standard Time, Mountain Standard Time, and Pacific Standard Time. Alaska is in the "continental" U.S. and has Alaska Standard Time Zone. Hawaii is not in continental U.S. It uses Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time Zone.
Time Zones?
Yes, but they are generally colloquial names. I don't think the names are necessarily recognized internationally.
Because the continental united states HAS four time zones.
There are four. It is the same number and roughly the same location as those of the contiguous United States (main, continuous states excluding Hawaii and Alaska).
From west to east, Pacific Standard Time (UTC-8)/ Pacific Daylight Saving Time (UTC-7) Mountain Standard Time (UTC-7)/ Mountain Daylight Saving Time (UTC-6) Central Standard Time (UTC-6)/ Central Daylight Saving Time (UTC-5) Eastern Standard Time (UTC-5)/ Eastern Daylight Saving Time (UTC-4) Most of the United States switches to Daylight Saving Time on the second Sunday of March and switches back to Standard Time on the first Sunday of November. The only part of the contiguous U.S. that keeps the same time all year (MST) is Arizona, with the exception of the Navaho Nation.
There are four/six different time zones. There is the Eastern, Central, Mountain, and Pacific Time Zones and Hawaii and Alaska each have their own time zone. Parts of Alaska, the Aleutian Islands, do use the Hawaii Time Zone.