How many time zones does the country you live in now have?

One, that I know of. What's the big difference? In Costa Rica practically no one wears watches anyway.

Just 1 (GMT +1)

sahn

small small England

Six main ones and some oddball wee ones.

I think it's 6, with Alaska and Hawaii (which look like they might be in two time zones).

I almost said 4, but I guess we have to remember Alaska and Hawaii, too.

In that case The Netherlands is in two, as we have some islands too: Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, Saba, St Eustasius and St Maarten.

5 counting Alaska. Everyone always forgets about poor Alaska.

Wow! You have an island named after you? I didn't know you were a saint!

I am pretty sure it is 5 I think Alaska and Hawaii are in the same one.

You have no idea who you're talking to!

Alaska is GMT-9; Hawaii is GMT-10. Some of the Aleutians are on Hawaii time.

From the chart in the link above, I couldn't tell if Hawaii is in one or two. But it does look like Alaska and Hawaii are (at least mostly) in the same zone. And if we follow Maarten's example and include Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, American Samoa, and all those other "territories," it's probably more.

wow I never thought of all those places. I thought hawaii and alaska were the only ones that were easily forgotten. Lol lol

4?

Depends on how you define it. Anywhere from 4 to 8.

I count five. The "time zone" concept was invented in Canada BTW.

I can't imagine that the territories in the Caribbean would be in a different time zone, but Guam would be, and perhaps Samoa.

That's probably true. Although parts of the Caribbean might be far enough east, or might not go on daylight savings time when we do or some such (which isn't exactly a different time zone, but it's still a different time).

one

Cinq. Cana-duh.

3 but I hadn't thought of including islands. Must look into it.

well continental i think 5...if you count hawaii, it may be 6