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Libya 55, Libya

The current time in Libya 55 is Libya’s standard nationwide time, UTC+2. There is no current seasonal clock change, so the region remains two hours ahead of UTC all year.

Al ‘Izzīyāt, Libya

Friday, 4 September 2026

UTC+2 · Africa/Tripoli

Time and sun data for Al ‘Izzīyāt — the largest city of Libya 55

The sun in Al ‘Izzīyāt

Sunrise 06:18 Solar noon 12:40 Sunset 19:03 Daylight 12 h 45 min Night 11 h 15 min Civil twilight 05:53 – 19:28

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Current time in Libya 55, Libya

Use the live clock on this page for the local hour in Libya 55. The region shares its civil time with Derna, Tripoli, Benghazi, and the rest of the country, making domestic time conversion unnecessary.

Africa/Tripoli is the IANA identifier used for Libyan time. The national clock does not presently alternate between standard time and daylight-saving time. That consistency is particularly helpful when arranging recurring appointments with people elsewhere.

To convert UTC to local time, add two hours. For a location outside Libya, compare its UTC offset with UTC+2 and remember that the other location may change its own clocks seasonally. The Libyan clock stays put; international meeting times are usually where the plot develops.

Derna and nearby communities

Libya 55 is a legacy regional code associated with Darnah, commonly written as Derna in English. Derna is the main city and the clearest reference point for local time. Nearby settlements connected with the wider Derna area include Martuba and the coastal locality of Ras Hilal.

Every settlement in the area observes the same official hour. The distinction between their clocks and their sunrise times matters: clocks are set nationally, while sunrise depends on each location’s position and horizon.

Derna provides the primary urban reference for the region. Martuba uses the same UTC+2 civil time. Ras Hilal also follows the nationwide Libyan clock. No clock adjustment is required when travelling between these places.

Administrative labels can differ between maps, databases, and periods of local government. If an itinerary says Libya 55, verify the named destination as well. The code identifies a geographic record; it does not create a special local-time rule.

Reading sunrise information correctly

The sunrise shown for a selected location is expressed in local Libyan time. It changes gradually across the calendar because the Sun’s apparent path and the duration of daylight vary by season. A value for Derna should not automatically be treated as exact for every nearby settlement.

The Mediterranean coast can provide a relatively open horizon in some directions, while hills, buildings, and terrain may delay the moment when direct sunlight becomes visible to an observer. Published sunrise normally describes an astronomical calculation, not a guarantee of an unobstructed view.

Select Derna or the exact community required. Make sure the date matches the planned activity. Use UTC+2 when transferring the value to a calendar. Check local conditions if visibility is important. For an early drive or outdoor job, distinguish sunrise from first light. Dawn begins before sunrise, but its timing depends on the type of twilight being used. Likewise, evening light continues after sunset. A daily solar table is better than a rough assumption.

Questions and answers

Is Libya 55 in a different time zone from Derna?
No. The legacy regional label and Derna both use Libya’s nationwide UTC+2 time.
Will my phone change time within Libya?
It should not change merely because you travel between Libyan regions, since the country uses one civil time zone.
Why does the sunrise time move during the year?
Earth’s orbit and axial tilt change the Sun’s apparent daily path, altering daylight and sunrise times by season.
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