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Saint-Médard-en-Jalles

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Longitude:
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44.90°N
0.72°W
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Wed, Jan 14, 2026


Sunrise 08:35
Sunset 17:45
Twilight ends 19:29
begins 06:51

25-day old moon
Waning Crescent

13%

25 days old


Rise Set
Mercury 08:32 17:11
Venus 08:49 17:47
Moon 05:23 13:34
Mars 08:39 17:32
Jupiter 17:11 08:32
Saturn 11:27 23:07

All times shown in CET.
The sky on 14 January 2026
Sunrise
08:35
Sunset
17:45
Twilight ends
19:29
Twilight begins
06:51

25-day old moon
Waning Crescent

13%

25 days old

Planets
Rise Culm. Set
Mercury 08:32 12:52 17:11
Venus 08:49 13:18 17:47
Moon 05:23 09:31 13:34
Mars 08:39 13:05 17:32
Jupiter 17:11 00:52 08:32
Saturn 11:27 17:17 23:07
All times shown in CET.