lat/lon to time offset database
Tim Thornton
tt at smartcomsoftware.com
Thu Feb 3 20:43:49 UTC 2011
Actually neither, you should use the international boundary line for this.
Alternatively, if you were going by ferry, then ships are free to keep
whatever TZ they wish, though the guidance is the 7.5 degree zones with no
summer time/DST, and the usual bumps around the date line.
> Also, when you're on going through the channel tunnel do you go from
being closer to Paris than you are to London only when you've left Calais?
Or before you get to Dover?
By rail the distance is 491.5 km. The tunnel portals are 162.05 (France)
and 111.60 (UK) km from London. The 245.75 point is just west of the
Erquinghem crossovers near Armentieres, about 21.4km west of Lille station.
Tim
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