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.
Chicago is in the Central Standard Time zone (GMT-6). However, during Daylight Savings Time Chicago is GMT -5.
No, both observe Central Standard Time (UTC-6) and Central Daylight Saving Time (UTC-5).
no it does not Chicago is in Central Time Zone and Los Angeles is in Pacific Time Zone.
223 miles taking I-72 EAST to I-57 SOUTH, then I-57 SOUTH to Marion.
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.
Chicago is in the Central Standard Time zone (GMT-6). However, during Daylight Savings Time Chicago is GMT -5.
No, both observe Central Standard Time (UTC-6) and Central Daylight Saving Time (UTC-5).
No. Chicago, IL is in the Central Time zone. Illinois is considered as a Midwest state.