MAGT time now |
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11:04:26 Fri, 4 Jul 2025
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| UTC Offset: UTC +11 |
Magadan Time (MAGT) operates at UTC+11 year-round and is used primarily in Magadan Oblast in Russia's Far East. Sometimes referred to simply as "Far East Russia Time," MAGT does not observe daylight saving time and provides a consistent time reference for this remote and sparsely populated region along the Sea of Okhotsk.
Importance and Global Use of MAGT
Magadan Time (MAGT) is vital for coordinating daily activities, public services, transport, and emergency operations in Magadan Oblast, a region known for its harsh climate and mining industries. Its stable UTC+11 offset helps ensure smooth scheduling and reliable communication in a territory where logistical challenges are significant.
Globally, MAGT supports maritime navigation, scientific expeditions, and air routes across the North Pacific and Russian Far East. By aligning with other UTC+11 areas, Magadan Time facilitates international coordination with neighboring regions in Japan, eastern Russia, and parts of Oceania, reinforcing the strategic role of this eastern Russian territory.
Where and When MAGT is used worldwide
Asia
Areas and locations in Russia using MAGT all year:
- Magadan Oblast
Other Time Zones in UTC +11
Other time zones share the same offset as Magadan Time (MAGT), but are known by different names. While their clocks align, they may represent different regions or countries based on local time zone definitions.
- Australian Eastern Daylight Savings – AEDT
- Bougainville Standard Time – BST
- Kosrae Time – KOST
- Lord Howe Daylight Time – LHDT
- New Caledonia Time – NCT
- Norfolk Time – NFT
- Pohnpei Standard Time – PONT
- Sakhalin Time – SAKT
- Solomon Islands Time – SBT
- Srednekolymsk Time – SRET
- Vanuatu Time – VUT