Estados de EE. UU. en CDT
Una lista completa de los estados (y partes de estados) de EE. UU. en hora Central.
These states observe Central Time, which means they use CDT (UTC −5) during summer and CST (UTC −6) during winter.
Fully on Central Time
- Alabama
- Arkansas
- Illinois
- Iowa
- Louisiana
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Oklahoma
- Wisconsin
Mostly on Central Time (split states)
- Texas — most of it, except the El Paso area which is Mountain.
- Kansas — except a few western counties on Mountain.
- Nebraska — except the western Panhandle on Mountain.
- North Dakota — eastern half on Central, western on Mountain.
- South Dakota — eastern half on Central, western on Mountain.
Partly on Central Time
- Tennessee — western half (Nashville, Memphis); eastern half is on Eastern.
- Kentucky — western half (Bowling Green, Paducah); eastern half is on Eastern.
- Indiana — a handful of western counties (e.g., Gibson, Knox).
- Michigan — four counties in the Upper Peninsula bordering Wisconsin.
- Florida — only the western Panhandle (Pensacola).
Looking for a specific city? Try the Chicago time page or the CDT → Texas time converter.