Solar almanac · 2026-09-16 · Argentina

Golden hour in Cordoba, Argentina

31.4201° S
64.1888° W
America/Argentina/Cordoba

Times shown in local time for Cordoba (America/Argentina/Cordoba).

Golden hour & blue hour

WindowStartsEnds
Blue hour (morning)06:2106:49
Golden hour (morning)07:1307:46
Golden hour (evening)18:3719:09
Blue hour (evening)19:3320:02

Today’s solar record

+2 min/day

Sunrise
07:13

rises at 88° E

Sunset
19:09

sets at 272° W

Solar noon
13:11
Day length
11h 56m

Evening golden hour starts at 18:37

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Solar trajectory

Maximum 56°
07:1356° at 13:1119:09
East · sunriseHighest point of the sun today: 56° above the horizon. The shaded band near the horizon is golden-hour light.West · sunset

Twenty-four hours of light

07:13Sunrise13:11Solar noon19:09Sunset
NightBlue hourGolden hourDaylight

Next 7 days

DateSunriseSunsetDay length
2026-09-1607:1319:0911h 56m
2026-09-1707:1219:1011h 58m
2026-09-1807:1119:1011h 59m
2026-09-1907:1019:1112h 01m
2026-09-2007:0819:1112h 03m
2026-09-2107:0719:1212h 05m
2026-09-2207:0619:1312h 07m

Annual light rhythm · Cordoba

10h 07m14h 11m
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Longest days in December (14h 11m), shortest in June (10h 07m).

Questions

When is golden hour in Cordoba today?
Evening golden hour in Cordoba starts at 18:37 and ends at sunset, 19:09. Morning golden hour runs from sunrise, 07:13, until 07:46 local time (America/Argentina/Cordoba).
How long does golden hour last in Cordoba?
Evening golden hour in Cordoba runs from 18:37 to 19:09, and morning golden hour from 07:13 to 07:46.
When is blue hour in Cordoba?
Morning blue hour in Cordoba begins at 06:21, before sunrise. Evening blue hour begins at 19:33, just after sunset.
What time is sunrise in Cordoba today?
Sunrise in Cordoba is at 07:13 local time (America/Argentina/Cordoba), rising toward 88° E.
What time is sunset in Cordoba today?
Sunset in Cordoba is at 19:09 local time (America/Argentina/Cordoba), setting toward 272° W.
How long is the day in Cordoba?
Cordoba has 11h 56m of daylight today.

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