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Požega-Slavonia, Croatia

Požega-Slavonia follows Croatia’s CET and CEST system. Požega, Pakrac, Lipik, Pleternica, and Kutjevo use the same official time, while sunrise varies with the date, east-west position, and the county’s surrounding hills.

Pozega, Croatia

Friday, 4 September 2026

UTC+2 · Europe/Zagreb

Time and sun data for Pozega — the largest city of Požega-Slavonia

The sun in Pozega

Sunrise 06:15 Solar noon 12:50 Sunset 19:24 Daylight 13 h 09 min Night 10 h 51 min Civil twilight 05:45 – 19:55

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Current time in Požega-Slavonia, Croatia

The standard-time offset in Požega-Slavonia is UTC+1, known as Central European Time. During daylight saving, the county observes Central European Summer Time at UTC+2. These rules are national rather than locally chosen.

A precise time conversion needs the event date because the offset is not constant throughout the year. For present-time checks, look for an explicit CET or CEST label alongside the clock. A valley can hold mist remarkably well, but it has never managed to hold back the official clock.

Cities under one civil time

Požega is the county seat and the main reference for local time. Pakrac and Lipik lie in the western part of the county, while Pleternica and Kutjevo are closer to Požega and provide useful references for other local areas.

Požega serves as the administrative centre. Pakrac and Lipik are western reference points. Pleternica lies southeast of Požega. Kutjevo is east of Požega. Travel among these cities involves no time-zone boundary. Local appointments and timetables use Croatian civil time unless a different zone is specifically printed for an international audience.

Sunrise in valleys and uplands

Sunrise tables describe an astronomical event for a selected coordinate. They should be matched to the date and nearest town. A county-wide value may be adequate for orientation, but it is not exact for every village or hillside.

The Požega valley and the uplands around it can affect the visible horizon. A ridge may hide the low sun after calculated sunrise; an open elevated site may gain direct light sooner. Mist and cloud influence visibility without changing the astronomical event.

When planning outdoor work, distinguish sunrise from dawn and from the time sunlight actually reaches the ground. Confirm the active UTC offset too. This is especially important when transferring an entry from a device or calendar configured for another country.

Questions and answers

What time does Požega-Slavonia follow?
It follows CET in standard time and CEST in the daylight-saving season.
Do Pakrac and Požega have matching clocks?
Yes. Their official local time is identical.
Can mist change sunrise?
It can obscure the sun, but it does not alter the calculated astronomical time.
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