TimeVortex161 OP t1_jcdpn36 wrote on March 16, 2023 at 2:12 AM

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I made this map just for fun as a thought experiment, and Philly and Pittsburgh wound up on opposite sides since I figured mountain ridges would be a good time zone boundary.

This would be the year round time, Philly would use a continuous eastern daylight time (what we have now), Pittsburgh would keep the eastern standard time (what we had in the winter)

justuravgjoe762 t1_jcdsysu wrote on March 16, 2023 at 2:37 AM

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I'd be in my own time zone of perpetually confused as I end up crossing that line every day for work.

If I had to pick, Pittsburgh because screw Jersey.

tehmlem t1_jcdxdm6 wrote on March 16, 2023 at 3:12 AM

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Replying to justuravgjoe762 (#2,241,274)

You wanna share a timezone with Ohio?!

Terrible_Use7872 t1_jcegiao wrote on March 16, 2023 at 6:33 AM

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I'd rather stick with the East side.

Also why don't you make it more confusing and do 10 or 15 minute time zone shifts? Then sunrise would be within 15 minutes in all time zones.

worstatit t1_jcf3q01 wrote on March 16, 2023 at 11:44 AM

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Don't believe there's any proposal to change the zones?

EnjoyMoreBeef t1_jd17kt0 wrote on March 21, 2023 at 2:11 AM

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Replying to TimeVortex161 (#2,241,107)

A proper boundary between the Eastern and Central time zones would be as close to 82.5°W as possible, which would cut Ohio in half instead of Pennsylvania.

To people who live in central PA/Pennsyltucky/the T: If the boundary between two time zones had to go through the state like in this map as a compromise for daylight saving reform, which time zone would you rather be in?

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