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Parts of France are in the most time zones worldwide (14):
- UTC-10 or TAHT (Tahiti Time) in the Society Islands of French Polynesia
- UTC-9:30 or MART (Marquesas Time) in the Marquesas Islands of French Polynesia
- UTC-9 or GILT (Gambier Time) in the Gambier Islands of French Polynesia
- UTC-8 or PST (Pacific Standard Time) on Clipperton Island
- UTC-4 or AST (Atlantic Standard Time) on Guadeloupe and Martinique
- UTC-3 or GFT (French Guiana Time) in French Guiana
- UTC-3/UTC-2 or PMST/PMDT (Pierre et Miquelon Standard Time / Pierre et Miquelon Daylight Saving Time) on St.-Pierre-et-Miquelon
- UTC+1/UTC+2 or CET/CEST (Central European Time / Central European Summer Time) in continental France (in Europe)
- UTC+3 or EAT (East Africa Time) on Mayotte
- UTC+4 or RET (Reunion Time) on Reunion and Crozet Islands
- UTC+5 or TFT (French Southern & Antarctic Time) in the French Southern & Antarctic Lands
- UTC+10 or DDUT (Dumont-d'Urville Time) at Dumont-d'Urville Station in Antarctica
- UTC+11 or NCT (New Caledonia Time) in New Caledonia
- UTC+12 or WFT (Wallis & Futuna Time) in Wallis & Futuna

The country with the most contiguous time zones (10) is Russia:
- UTC+3 or MSK (Moscow Time)
- UTC+4 or SAMT (Samara Time)
- UTC+5 or YEKT (Yekaterinburg Time)
- UTC+6, OMST (Omsk Time) or NOVT (Novosibirsk Time)
- UTC+7 or KRAT (Krasnoyarsk Time)
- UTC+8 or IRKT (Irkutsk Time)
- UTC+9 or YAKT (Yakutsk Time)
- UTC+10, VLAT (Vladivostok Time), SAKT (Sakhalin Time) or MAGT (Magadan Time)
- UTC+11 or SRET (Srednekolymsk Time)
- UTC+12, ANAT (Anadyr Time) or PETT (Petropavlovsk-Kamchatski Time)

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