4/ Some countries like China π¨π³ use a single time zone (UTC+08:00), regardless of geography.
This timezone makes sense for Beijing, but not for western territories of the country. This leads to the odd situation that when you cross the border from China to neighbouring Afghanistan π¦π« you change time by 3 hours and 30 minutes.
5/ Other "wide" countries like the US πΊπΈ have multiple time zones. Local rules can lead to all sorts of #geoweirdness
Consider Arizona. Due to sunny climate, the state does not observe daylight savings time. Except of course within the Navajo Nation, which thus has a different time from the rest of the state for half the year. But of course the Hopi Reservation, an enclave within the Navajo Nation does follow DST. So you change tz six times by taking Route 264!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_in_Arizona
5/ Other "wide" countries like the US πΊπΈ have multiple time zones. Local rules can lead to all sorts of #geoweirdness
Consider Arizona. Due to sunny climate, the state does not observe daylight savings time. Except of course within the Navajo Nation, which thus has a different time from the rest of the state for half the year. But of course the Hopi Reservation, an enclave within the Navajo Nation does follow DST. So you change tz six times by taking Route 264!