Cities between 50°–60° South
Between 50° and 60° south of the equator (our cities here run from 51.62°S to 54.81°S), the longest day (around December 21) lasts about 16h 40m to 17h 20m, and the shortest (around June 21) about 7h 12m to 7h 48m.
| City | Latitude | Longest day | Shortest day |
|---|---|---|---|
| Río Gallegos Argentina | 51.62°S | 16h 40m | 7h 48m |
| Stanley Falkland Islands | 51.69°S | 16h 40m | 7h 48m |
| Puerto Natales Chile | 51.73°S | 16h 41m | 7h 47m |
| Punta Arenas Chile | 53.15°S | 16h 58m | 7h 32m |
| Grytviken South Georgia & South Sandwich Islands | 54.28°S | 17h 12m | 7h 19m |
| Ushuaia Argentina | 54.81°S | 17h 20m | 7h 12m |
Cities at the same latitude share almost the same day length, whatever their longitude. Differences come from the exact latitude and from terrain, not from time zones. See how latitude shapes daylight.