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UTC−4

Chili · CLT

Hiver
18:26:09En direct

sam. 8 août 2026

00:00↑ 07:54↓ 17:4224:00
Lever du soleil
07:54
Coucher du soleil
17:42
Ensoleillement
9.8h
Population
6.8M
Saison
Hiver
Prochaine pleine lune
14 juil.
Lune du Cerf

Fuseau horaire

Santiago (Chili) est dans le fuseau horaire UTC−4. Les horloges avancent au printemps et reculent en automne : UTC−4 en hiver, UTC−3 en été. Prochain changement : 6 sept.. Santiago et New York ont actuellement la même heure. Avec des horaires de bureau classiques (9h-18h), le chevauchement avec New York est d'environ 9 heures par jour. Bon horaire pour un appel : 09:00–18:00 à Santiago, ce qui correspond à 09:00–18:00 à New York. Il y a un décalage de 5 heures entre Santiago et Londres. Avec des horaires de bureau classiques (9h-18h), le chevauchement avec Londres est d'environ 4 heures par jour. Bon horaire pour un appel : 09:00–13:00 à Santiago, ce qui correspond à 14:00–18:00 à Londres. Il y a un décalage de 13 heures entre Santiago et Tokyo. Les horaires de bureau classiques ne se chevauchent pas du tout avec Tokyo ; il faut donc prévoir un créneau tôt ou tard d'un côté. Ce fuseau horaire est aussi partagé par des villes comme Toronto, Caracas, La Havane. Garder ces décalages en tête facilite la planification d'appels ou de voyages vers Santiago.

Infos pratiques

Santiago (Chili) compte environ 6.8M habitants. Aujourd'hui, l'ensoleillement dure environ 9.8 heures : lever du soleil à 07:54, coucher à 17:42. Les horloges avancent au printemps et reculent en automne : UTC−4 en hiver, UTC−3 en été. Prochain changement : 6 sept.. La ville se situe dans l'hémisphère sud, à environ 33° au sud de l'équateur. La circulation se fait à droite.

Drapeau

Chili

Chili

Capitale

Santiago 👑

Continent

Amérique du Sud

Fuseau horaire

CLT · America/Santiago

Coordonnées

33.45°S, 70.65°W

Devise

CLP ($)

Indicatif téléphonique

+56

Sens de circulation

Droite

Hémisphère

Sud

Langue

Espagnol

Système de mesure

Métrique

Le saviez-vous ?

14,500 Tonnes of Copper a Day, and a Clock 103 Minutes Fast

1. Chile produced 5.3 million tonnes of copper last year — about a quarter of the world's supply.

Global copper production reached roughly 23 million tonnes in 2025 according to USGS data. Chile accounted for 5.3 million of it: 23 to 24%.

Divide that by the days and it comes to roughly 14,500 tonnes of copper leaving Chilean ground every day.

2. One mine accounts for a quarter of the national total.

Escondida, in the Atacama Desert at 3,100 metres, is the largest copper mine in the world. It produced 1,277,500 tonnes in 2024 — about 3,500 tonnes a day from a single pit. The name means hidden in Spanish: the ore lay under hundreds of metres of rock and was found by drilling along a line of known deposits.

Chile hosts seven of the world's top twenty copper mines.

3. The grade is falling, so the digging gets harder every year.

Escondida's ore grade was 1.72% in 2007. The remaining reserve grade is 0.52%. To recover the same amount of copper, roughly three times as much rock now has to be moved.

Mining accounts for about 12% of Chile's GDP and 57% of its export revenues — copper alone is close to half of everything the country sells abroad. Chile is also the world's second-largest lithium producer and holds roughly three-quarters of global lithium reserves.

4. And the clock is the furthest ahead of its own sun anywhere on this site.

Santiago sits at about 70.6° west.

In winter Chile uses UTC−4, built for the 60th meridian — leaving the city about 43 minutes ahead of solar noon, which is unremarkable.

In summer Chile moves to UTC−3, built for the 45th meridian. Santiago is then more than 25 degrees west of its own zone reference, which puts the city roughly 103 minutes ahead of its own sun.

That is more than Reykjavík's ninety, more than Madrid's seventy-five, more than İzmir's seventy-one. For about half the year, Santiago has the widest gap between clock and sun of any city in this project.

So: a country that ships 14,500 tonnes of metal a day out of a desert, from mines whose ore is thinning, on a clock that spends half the year nearly two hours ahead of the sky.

Sources
  • USGS verilerinden Financial Source Report / Trading Century derlemesi (2025'te küresel üretim ~23 milyon ton; Şili 5,3 milyon ton, ~%23)
  • An Underground Miner (Şili'nin küresel bakır üretiminin %24'ü; madenciliğin GSYH'nin %12'si ve ihracat gelirlerinin %57'si; dünyanın ilk 20 bakır madeninden yedisinin Şili'de olması; ikinci büyük lityum üreticisi, küresel üretimin %27'si)
  • Wikipedia, *Escondida* (2024'te 1.277.500 ton; Atacama'da 3.100 m; 1981'de keşif, 1991'de açılış; BHP %57,5, Rio Tinto %30)
  • Mining Journal (Escondida'nın 2007'de %1,72 olan tenörünün kalan rezervde %0,52'ye düşmesi)
  • USGS EROS (Escondida'nın adının anlamı ve keşif yöntemi)
  • EBSCO (bakırın ihracatın neredeyse %50'si; Şili'nin dünya lityum rezervlerinin ~dörtte üçüne sahip olması)
  • Boylam hesabı: Santiago 70,65°B; UTC−4 meridyeni 60°B → ~43 dakika; UTC−3 meridyeni 45°B → ~103 dakika

Ensoleillement annuel

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Heures de travail

5 h de chevauchement
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