AWDT – Australian Western Daylight Time (Daylight Saving Time)

Also known as: WDT – Western Daylight Time, WST – Western Summer Time

Australia: AWDT is not observed in any location this year.

Please use the search field on the right to find the correct local time in any city.

Time zone map of AWDT — No locations currently on AWDT.
Areas with same time currently (UTC +9).
No locations are currently on AWDT – Australian Western Daylight Time.
Currently has same time zone offset as AWDT (UTC +9) but different time zone name.

Australian Western Daylight Time (AWDT) is 9 hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). This time zone is a Daylight Saving Time time zone and is used in: Australia.

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Winter Time & DST

This time zone is a daylight saving/summer time zone, in the winter some places will switch to the corresponding standard time zone: AWST (Australian Western Standard Time).

Email Time Zone Indicator: +0900

An email sent from someone in the Australian Western Daylight Time (AWDT) time zone will have the time zone listed as "+0900" in the headers of the email. (However, "+0900" does not have to be in Australian Western Daylight Time, as other time zones could have the same UTC offset).

Where and When is AWDT Observed?

This time zone is no longer in use, but some locations may observe the same UTC offset (local time) under a different name.

Other Time Zones in UTC +9

Some time zones exist that have the same offset as AWDT, but can be found under a different name:

No locations currently on AWDT

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