All of IL is GMT-6.
Peoria, IL is in Central Daylight Time. They are -6 UTC/GMT during standard time zones and -5 UTC/GMT during Daylight Savings Time.
Yes. Pennsylvania is in Eastern Time. Illinois is in Central Time. Central time is 1 hour behind Eastern time.
Yes, all of the state of Illinois is on Central time.
No, both observe Central Standard Time (UTC-6) and Central Daylight Saving Time (UTC-5).
Chicago is in the Central Standard Time zone (GMT-6). However, during Daylight Savings Time Chicago is GMT -5.
223 miles taking I-72 EAST to I-57 SOUTH, then I-57 SOUTH to Marion.
no it does not Chicago is in Central Time Zone and Los Angeles is in Pacific Time Zone.
Marion IL, is in Williamson county.
Peoria, IL is in Central Daylight Time. They are -6 UTC/GMT during standard time zones and -5 UTC/GMT during Daylight Savings Time.
Yes. Pennsylvania is in Eastern Time. Illinois is in Central Time. Central time is 1 hour behind Eastern time.
The distance between Marion, IL and Carbondale, IL is approximately 20 miles via I-57.
Yes, all of the state of Illinois is on Central time.
It is roughly 222 miles and would take approximately 3 and a half hours to drive from Marion to Danville.
It is 320 miles according to Google Maps.
No, both observe Central Standard Time (UTC-6) and Central Daylight Saving Time (UTC-5).
Chicago is in the Central Standard Time zone (GMT-6). However, during Daylight Savings Time Chicago is GMT -5.
No. Chicago, IL is in the Central Time zone. Illinois is considered as a Midwest state.