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AEDT/AEST
Australian Eastern Daylight Time Corrected from AEST
11:35a
Wed, Nov 27
-11:35a
Wed, Nov 27
  • Wed
    Nov27
  • 1 am AEST
  • 2 am AEST
  • 3 am AEST
  • 4 am AEST
  • 5 am AEST
  • 6 am AEST
  • 7 am AEST
  • 8 am AEST
  • 9 am AEST
  • 10 am AEST
  • 11 am AEST
  • 12 pm AEST
  • 1 pm AEST
  • 2 pm AEST
  • 3 pm AEST
  • 4 pm AEST
  • 5 pm AEST
  • 6 pm AEST
  • 7 pm AEST
  • 8 pm AEST
  • 9 pm AEST
  • 10 pm AEST
  • 11 pm AEST
-17
CST/CDT
Central Standard Time (US) Corrected from CDT
6:35p
Tue, Nov 26
-6:35p
Tue, Nov 26
  • 7 am CDT
  • 8 am CDT
  • 9 am CDT
  • 10 am CDT
  • 11 am CDT
  • 12 pm CDT
  • 1 pm CDT
  • 2 pm CDT
  • 3 pm CDT
  • 4 pm CDT
  • 5 pm CDT
  • 6 pm CDT
  • 7 pm CDT
  • 8 pm CDT
  • 9 pm CDT
  • 10 pm CDT
  • 11 pm CDT
  • Wed
    Nov27
  • 1 am CDT
  • 2 am CDT
  • 3 am CDT
  • 4 am CDT
  • 5 am CDT
  • 6 am CDT
-16
Fairfield EST
United States, Connecticut
7:35p
Tue, Nov 26
-7:35p
Tue, Nov 26
  • 8 am
  • 9 am
  • 10 am
  • 11 am
  • 12 pm
  • 1 pm
  • 2 pm
  • 3 pm
  • 4 pm
  • 5 pm
  • 6 pm
  • 7 pm
  • 8 pm
  • 9 pm
  • 10 pm
  • 11 pm
  • Wed
    Nov27
  • 1 am
  • 2 am
  • 3 am
  • 4 am
  • 5 am
  • 6 am
  • 7 am

Converting AEST to CDT

This time zone converter lets you visually and very quickly convert AEST to CDT and vice-versa. Simply mouse over the colored hour-tiles and glance at the hours selected by the column... and done!

AEST stands for Australian Eastern Standard Time. CDT is known as Central Daylight Time. CDT is 17 hours behind AEST. So, when it is it will be

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  • 2 Mouse over hours to convert time at a glance
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