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Moonrise Moonset Mauritius

Moonrise & Moonset in Mauritius for June & July 2025

 

DATE

JULY 2025

AUGUST 2025

PHASE

MOON

PHASE

MOON

RISE

SET

RISE

SET

01

 

11:09

23:24

FQ 16:41

11:15

-

02

FQ 23:30

11:40

-

 

11:53

00:35

03

 

12:11

00:14

 

12:33

01:28

04

 

12:44

01:02

 

13:20

02:23

05

 

13:18

01:53

 

14:12

03:18

06

 

13:57

02:44

 

15:07

04:13

07

 

14:40

03:38

 

16:06

05:05

08

 

15:28

04:33

 

17:06

05:53

09

 

16:22

05:28

FM 11:55

18:06

06:37

10

 

17:19

06:22

 

19:06

07:17

11

FM 00:37

18:18

07:12

 

20:03

07:56

12

 

19:19

07:59

 

21:00

08:33

13

 

20:17

08:40

 

21:59

09:09

14

 

21:13

09:20

 

23:00

09:48

15

 

22:10

09:56

 

-

10:30

16

 

23:06

10:32

LQ 09:12

00:03

11:17

17

 

-

11:08

 

01:08

12:10

18

LQ 04:38

00:05

11:48

 

02:15

13:09

19

 

01:06

12:32

 

03:18

14:12

20

 

02:10

13:21

 

04:15

15:16

21

 

03:17

14:17

 

05:06

16:18

22

 

04:24

15:18

 

05:51

17:18

23

 

05:27

16:23

NM 10:07

06:29

18:14

24

NM 23:11

06:23

17:29

 

07:05

19:06

25

 

07:12

18:32

 

07:37

19:57

26

 

07:55

19:27

 

08:09

20:46

27

 

08:32

20:24

 

08:40

21:36

28

 

09:07

21:16

 

09:14

22:27

29

 

09:39

22:05

 

09:49

23:19

30

 

10:10

22:55

 

10:29

-

31

 

10:42

23:44

FQ 10:25

11:12

00:12
            
NM: New Moon        FQ: First Quarter      FM: Full Moon      LQ: Last Quarter

Moonrise and Moonset

The rising and setting times of the Moon refer to the instants when, under normal conditions, the upper limb of the Moon appears to be on the horizon of an observer at sea level.


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