Stockton-San Joaquin County Public Library

Clocks & Calendars

Calendar Zone www.calendarzone.com: A comprehensive collection of links to Web sites related to calendars. Useful for those looking for dates, religious, historical, astronomical, or astrological information. Also useful for those looking for traditional or specialized calendars for purchase, in either print and software varieties. Maintained by Janice McLean.

Frequently Asked Questions about Calendars www.tondering.dk/claus/calendar.html: Technical explanations of seven calendars, including Christian, Chinese, Hebrew, Islamic, Persian, Mayan, and French Revolutionary. The level of detail extends beyond commonly asked questions such as "When is Easter?" to questions such as "When does the Hebrew day begin?" or "How does one count years?" in the various calendars. Available as a 56-page PDF, text file, or as html. The author is Claus Tønderling. [Description of Version 2.6; 2003-06-24; last visited 2005-01-13.]

Official U.S. Time www.time.gov: A ticking clock shows the current time in any U.S. or U.S. territory time zone.

Perpetual Calendar www.wiskit.com/calendar.html: Ever want to find which day of the week a certain event happened? This site allows you to put in the month and year and then it creates a calendar for those specifications. It covers the years from 0001-9999.

Sunrise/Sunset/Twilight and Moonrise/Moonset/Phase http://www.usno.navy.mil/USNO/astronomical-applications/data-services: With this tool, you can look up the time of various sunrises, sunsets etc. for specific locations in the U.S. The coverage is from 1975 to 2025. All you have to do is type in the location and the date in which you are interested.

World Time Zone Map http://www.usno.navy.mil/USNO/astronomical-applications/astronomical-information-center/world-tzones: As the name implies, this site shows a map of world time zones.

World Time Server www.worldtimeserver.com: What time is it right now in Uzbekistan? With this worldwide tool, you can easily find out.