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Countries and territories
Mexico: time and time zones
Under Mexico’s 2022 time-zone reform, most areas no longer make seasonal clock changes; Baja California and specifically listed northern-border municipalities remain exceptions.
View current local times and UTC offsets, then browse the IANA time zones and cities listed in this directory.
Mexico: current time
Syncing • Using device timeNote: the value above does not include device-clock drift accumulated after calibration. This is generally no more than ±1 ms per minute, but the actual rate varies by device.The lowest round-trip latency measured between your browser and the current time-service node. It is typically affected by physical distance, network routing, access quality, and current congestion.Network latency describes the measured connection. It is separate from the estimated time-error range and must not be treated as that range or divided in half.This error does not show whether your device clock is fast or slow.
The different UTC offsets used at this moment by time zones associated with the region. Multiple zones may use the same offset
The largest current time difference between the time zones listed here. It may change when clocks change.
Mexico: time zone map
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Grouped by common time-zone names; times within a group may differ.Grouped by UTC offset; some regions keep the same time year-round.
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Approximate time-zone coverage. Insets use different scales; small islands may be simplified or omitted.
Data sources, versions and limits
Directory associations and approximate map outlines follow the cited sources, without determining sovereignty. Small islands and boundaries may be simplified.
Administrative boundaries are reference geography; a region may span several time zones.
America/Matamoros represents one of Mexico’s legally listed northern-border exceptions and continues seasonal changes between UTC-06:00 and UTC-05:00; it does not cover the entire named state or states.
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— The time-zone abbreviation associated with the current UTC offset. Different time zones can have the same abbreviation.
America/Tijuana represents one of Mexico’s legally listed northern-border exceptions and continues seasonal changes between UTC-08:00 and UTC-07:00; it does not cover the entire named state or states.
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— The time-zone abbreviation associated with the current UTC offset. Different time zones can have the same abbreviation.
America/Ciudad_Juarez represents one of Mexico’s legally listed northern-border exceptions and continues seasonal changes between UTC-07:00 and UTC-06:00; it does not cover the entire named state or states.
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In use now
— The time-zone abbreviation associated with the current UTC offset. Different time zones can have the same abbreviation.
America/Ojinaga represents one of Mexico’s legally listed northern-border exceptions and continues seasonal changes between UTC-06:00 and UTC-05:00; it does not cover the entire named state or states.
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In use now
— The time-zone abbreviation associated with the current UTC offset. Different time zones can have the same abbreviation.
Explore representative cities, IANA time zones, current UTC offsets, the continent and countries or territories that currently use at least one of these UTC offsets.
Showing representative cities, IANA time zones and the continent.
Location data: GeoNames, under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) license. Time-zone identifiers: IANA Time Zone Database version 2026e. Outside the maps, live local times and upcoming clock changes use the browser’s time-zone data, with Time.ms corrections where applicable.