Editing 1799: Bad Map Projection: Time Zones
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| {{w|Oceania}}/{{w|Australia}}<br>(not labeled) || UTC+7 – UTC+12 || || Not labeled. | | {{w|Oceania}}/{{w|Australia}}<br>(not labeled) || UTC+7 – UTC+12 || || Not labeled. | ||
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− | | {{w|Malaysia}} || UTC+8 || Malaysia and {{w|Singapore}} | + | | {{w|Malaysia}} || UTC+8 || Malaysia *and {{w|Singapore}} not shown) stretched East from the rest of peninsular Southeast Asia || Malaysia and Singapore both switched to using UTC+8 on 1 January 1982, after using GMT+7.30 under British rule and UTC+9 during the Japanese occupation. This change was due to Malaysia wanting to standardise time between East and West Malaysia, with Malaysia choosing to use the time in East Malaysia, with Singapore following suit. |
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| {{w|Indonesia}} || UTC+7 – UTC+9 || || | | {{w|Indonesia}} || UTC+7 – UTC+9 || || |