Frankreich, einschließlich seiner Überseegebiete, hat mit 12 die meisten Zeitzonen.
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Von yash4k
Frankreich, einschließlich seiner Überseegebiete, hat mit 12 die meisten Zeitzonen.
Hergestellt mit Photoshop
Quelle: Wikipedia/Liste der Zeitzonen nach Ländern
Von yash4k
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Why is Antarctica on the list of countries?
Thinking for two seconds about how to improve the chart: make the bars two colored, one for main territory and one for over seas territories.
Take that British empire, signed France
A bit confused about Denmark.
I guess Faroe Islands and Greenland counts for Denmark as well?
But in that case it should be 6, according to wikipedia [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_in_the_Danish_Realm](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_in_the_Danish_Realm)
To note that France’s Clipperton Island (the only territory sitting at UTC-08:00) is not inhabited and disputed with Mexico.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_in_France
Oh…islands around the world owned by the country, was so confused at first
It’s a little known trivia fact, but France is indeed the country with the most time zones on the planet.
OP’s infographic mentions 12 time zones, which is still the most out of any other country, but France actually has 13 time zones counting the one in Terre Adélie (claims in Antarctica).
The sun truly never sets on the French Republic.
How does New Zealand work? I was there for 5 weeks but didn’t see anything about time zones