Monmouth time and daylight
Trefynwy · Monmouthshire, Wales
Monmouth, Wales
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Sunrise and sunset calculated for 51.81°N, 2.72°W.
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- Time zone
- Europe/London
- Midsummer daylight
- 16h 42m
- Midwinter daylight
- 7h 46m
- Population
- 10,508
GMT / BST
21 June
21 December
Monmouthshire
About Monmouth
A market town where the Monnow meets the Wye, on the English border. As the most easterly town in Wales, Monmouth sees the sunrise before anywhere else in the country.
Like everywhere else in Wales, Monmouth keeps Greenwich Mean Time from late October to late March and British Summer Time for the rest of the year. There is no local time variation anywhere in the country, but daylight is a different matter. At the June solstice Monmouth receives roughly 4 minutes more daylight than Cardiff, a consequence of sitting further north.
Across the year the swing here is considerable: from 7h 46m of daylight around the winter solstice to 16h 42m at midsummer, a difference of more than 8 hours.
Elsewhere in Wales
- Cardiff
- Swansea
- Newport
- Wrexham
- Bangor
- St Davids
- Aberystwyth
- Llandudno
- Caernarfon
- Merthyr Tydfil
- Barry
- Bridgend
Comparing with somewhere further afield? Try Wales to New York or Wales to Sydney.
Monmouth time, questions
- What time is it in Monmouth?
- Monmouth uses the Europe/London time zone, the same as the whole of the United Kingdom, GMT in winter and BST in summer. The live clock above shows the current time.
- What time does the sun set in Monmouth?
- Sunset in Monmouth varies from around 7h 46m of daylight at the December solstice to 16h 42m in June. The table above shows today's exact sunrise and sunset, calculated from Monmouth's coordinates of 51.81°N, 2.72°W.
- Is Monmouth in a different time zone to Cardiff?
- No. Every town in Wales keeps identical clock time. What differs is daylight, at midsummer Monmouth gets about 4 minutes more daylight than Cardiff because of its position further north.