Sunrise and Sunset in Doubleview, Australia

Today — Wednesday, July 1, 2026

Today the sun rises in Doubleview at 07:17 and sets at 17:23, giving 10h 06m of daylight.

   Sunrise 
 07:17     63° ENE 
  Sunset 
 17:23     297° WNW 
  Day length 
10h 06m
    0 min longer than yesterday 
  Solar noon 
 12:20     Sun altitude: 35.0° 
 

Times shown in Australia/Perth · AWST · UTC+08:00

Sun Position

Sunrise 2026-07-01T07:17:55+08:00

Daylight 10.1h

Sunset 2026-07-01T17:23:38+08:00

Morning blue hour 06:50 07:01

Morning golden hour 07:20 07:54

Evening golden hour 16:46 17:20

Evening blue hour 17:40 17:50

Twilight phases

Wed, Jul 1, 2026

Twilight is the period before sunrise and after sunset when the sky is lit by scattered sunlight. There are three phases, each defined by how far the sun is below the horizon.

Sun alt / az 34.0° 348° NNW

Sky phase Daylight

Now 13:05

07:17 Sunrise

12:20 Solar noon

17:23 Sunset

Night Astronomical twilight Nautical twilight Civil twilight Golden hour Daylight

Sunrise 07:17
Solar noon 12:20
Sunset 17:23

Sun direction and altitude

The sun rises in the east and sets in the west — but the exact compass direction shifts with the seasons. At the solstices the difference can be 50° or more.

Sunrise: 63° ENE Sunset: 297° WNW Max altitude at noon: 35.0° above horizon

Sun path over the day

A polar view of the sun's path across the sky today as seen from Doubleview. The outer ring is the horizon; the centre is directly overhead.

Sun bearings —

Doubleview on the map · sun bearings today

Doubleview, Australia

Sunrise 07:17
Sunset 17:23
Daylight 10h 06m
Sunrise bearing 63°
Sunset bearing 297°

Continent: Oceania
Country: Australia
City: Doubleview
Population: 8.2K
Coordinates: -31.90°, 115.78°

Longest and shortest day of 2026

The earth's tilt makes the day length swing through the year. In Doubleview these are the extremes for 2026.

Spring equinox

September 19, 2026

Day length ~ 12h 00m

Longest day

December 22, 2026

Day length 14h 14m

Autumn equinox

March 24, 2026

Day length ~ 12h 00m

Shortest day

June 21, 2026

Day length 10h 04m

Time zone and daylight saving

Time zone

Australia/Perth

UTC offset

UTC+08:00

Next clock change

This time zone does not observe daylight saving time.

Yearly extremes

Earliest sunrise

December 4, 2026

05:03

Latest sunset

January 8, 2026

19:26

Day length throughout 2026

The length of the day across the entire year in Doubleview. Solstices are the peaks and troughs; equinoxes are the 12-hour crossings.

Longest day Shortest day

Doubleview sunrise calendar — July 2026

A full month of sunrise, sunset, twilight, and solar-noon times for Doubleview. Scroll horizontally on mobile to see all columns.

1 Wed Today

10h 06m

Sunrise

07:17 63° ENE

Sunset

17:23

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:50 · 17:50

Diff

—

2 Thu

10h 06m

Sunrise

07:17 63° ENE

Sunset

17:24

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:51 · 17:50

Diff

3 Fri

10h 07m

Sunrise

07:17 63° ENE

Sunset

17:24

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:50 · 17:51

Diff

4 Sat

10h 07m

Sunrise

07:17 63° ENE

Sunset

17:24

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:50 · 17:51

Diff

+1m

5 Sun

10h 08m

Sunrise

07:17 63° ENE

Sunset

17:25

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:50 · 17:52

Diff

+1m

6 Mon

10h 08m

Sunrise

07:17 64° ENE

Sunset

17:25

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:50 · 17:52

Diff

+1m

7 Tue

10h 09m

Sunrise

07:17 64° ENE

Sunset

17:26

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:50 · 17:53

Diff

+1m

8 Wed

10h 09m

Sunrise

07:17 64° ENE

Sunset

17:26

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:50 · 17:53

Diff

+1m

9 Thu

10h 10m

Sunrise

07:17 64° ENE

Sunset

17:27

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:50 · 17:54

Diff

+1m

10 Fri

10h 11m

Sunrise

07:16 64° ENE

Sunset

17:27

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:50 · 17:54

Diff

+1m

11 Sat

10h 12m

Sunrise

07:16 64° ENE

Sunset

17:28

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:49 · 17:54

Diff

+1m

12 Sun

10h 12m

Sunrise

07:16 64° ENE

Sunset

17:28

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:49 · 17:55

Diff

+1m

13 Mon

10h 13m

Sunrise

07:16 65° ENE

Sunset

17:29

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:49 · 17:55

Diff

+1m

14 Tue

10h 14m

Sunrise

07:15 65° ENE

Sunset

17:29

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:49 · 17:56

Diff

+1m

15 Wed

10h 15m

Sunrise

07:15 65° ENE

Sunset

17:30

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:48 · 17:57

Diff

+1m

16 Thu

10h 16m

Sunrise

07:15 65° ENE

Sunset

17:31

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:48 · 17:57

Diff

+1m

17 Fri

10h 17m

Sunrise

07:14 65° ENE

Sunset

17:31

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:48 · 17:58

Diff

+1m

18 Sat

10h 18m

Sunrise

07:14 66° ENE

Sunset

17:32

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:47 · 17:58

Diff

+1m

19 Sun

10h 19m

Sunrise

07:13 66° ENE

Sunset

17:32

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:47 · 17:59

Diff

+1m

20 Mon

10h 20m

Sunrise

07:13 66° ENE

Sunset

17:33

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:47 · 17:59

Diff

+1m

21 Tue

10h 21m

Sunrise

07:12 66° ENE

Sunset

17:34

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:46 · 18:00

Diff

+1m

22 Wed

10h 22m

Sunrise

07:12 66° ENE

Sunset

17:34

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:46 · 18:00

Diff

+1m

23 Thu

10h 23m

Sunrise

07:11 67° ENE

Sunset

17:35

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:45 · 18:01

Diff

+1m

24 Fri

10h 25m

Sunrise

07:11 67° ENE

Sunset

17:35

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:45 · 18:02

Diff

+1m

25 Sat

10h 26m

Sunrise

07:10 67° ENE

Sunset

17:36

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:44 · 18:02

Diff

+1m

26 Sun

10h 27m

Sunrise

07:10 67° ENE

Sunset

17:37

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:44 · 18:03

Diff

+1m

27 Mon

10h 28m

Sunrise

07:09 68° ENE

Sunset

17:37

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:43 · 18:03

Diff

+1m

28 Tue

10h 30m

Sunrise

07:08 68° ENE

Sunset

17:38

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:42 · 18:04

Diff

+1m

29 Wed

10h 31m

Sunrise

07:08 68° ENE

Sunset

17:39

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:42 · 18:04

Diff

+1m

30 Thu

10h 32m

Sunrise

07:07 69° ENE

Sunset

17:39

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:41 · 18:05

Diff

+1m

31 Fri

10h 34m

Sunrise

07:06 69° ENE

Sunset

17:40

Civil dawn / Civil dusk

06:40 · 18:06

Diff

+1m

Date	Sunrise	Sunset	Daylight	Diff	Civil dawn	Civil dusk	Solar noon	Noon alt.	Rise dir.
1 Wed Today	07:17	17:23	10h 06m	—	06:50	17:50	12:20	35.0°	63° ENE
2 Thu	07:17	17:24	10h 06m	0m	06:51	17:50	12:20	35.1°	63° ENE
3 Fri	07:17	17:24	10h 07m	0m	06:50	17:51	12:21	35.2°	63° ENE
4 Sat	07:17	17:24	10h 07m	+1m	06:50	17:51	12:21	35.3°	63° ENE
5 Sun	07:17	17:25	10h 08m	+1m	06:50	17:52	12:21	35.3°	63° ENE
6 Mon	07:17	17:25	10h 08m	+1m	06:50	17:52	12:21	35.4°	64° ENE
7 Tue	07:17	17:26	10h 09m	+1m	06:50	17:53	12:21	35.5°	64° ENE
8 Wed	07:17	17:26	10h 09m	+1m	06:50	17:53	12:21	35.7°	64° ENE
9 Thu	07:17	17:27	10h 10m	+1m	06:50	17:54	12:22	35.8°	64° ENE
10 Fri	07:16	17:27	10h 11m	+1m	06:50	17:54	12:22	35.9°	64° ENE
11 Sat	07:16	17:28	10h 12m	+1m	06:49	17:54	12:22	36.0°	64° ENE
12 Sun	07:16	17:28	10h 12m	+1m	06:49	17:55	12:22	36.2°	64° ENE
13 Mon	07:16	17:29	10h 13m	+1m	06:49	17:55	12:22	36.3°	65° ENE
14 Tue	07:15	17:29	10h 14m	+1m	06:49	17:56	12:22	36.4°	65° ENE
15 Wed	07:15	17:30	10h 15m	+1m	06:48	17:57	12:22	36.6°	65° ENE
16 Thu	07:15	17:31	10h 16m	+1m	06:48	17:57	12:22	36.8°	65° ENE
17 Fri	07:14	17:31	10h 17m	+1m	06:48	17:58	12:23	36.9°	65° ENE
18 Sat	07:14	17:32	10h 18m	+1m	06:47	17:58	12:23	37.1°	66° ENE
19 Sun	07:13	17:32	10h 19m	+1m	06:47	17:59	12:23	37.3°	66° ENE
20 Mon	07:13	17:33	10h 20m	+1m	06:47	17:59	12:23	37.5°	66° ENE
21 Tue	07:12	17:34	10h 21m	+1m	06:46	18:00	12:23	37.7°	66° ENE
22 Wed	07:12	17:34	10h 22m	+1m	06:46	18:00	12:23	37.9°	66° ENE
23 Thu	07:11	17:35	10h 23m	+1m	06:45	18:01	12:23	38.1°	67° ENE
24 Fri	07:11	17:35	10h 25m	+1m	06:45	18:02	12:23	38.3°	67° ENE
25 Sat	07:10	17:36	10h 26m	+1m	06:44	18:02	12:23	38.5°	67° ENE
26 Sun	07:10	17:37	10h 27m	+1m	06:44	18:03	12:23	38.7°	67° ENE
27 Mon	07:09	17:37	10h 28m	+1m	06:43	18:03	12:23	38.9°	68° ENE
28 Tue	07:08	17:38	10h 30m	+1m	06:42	18:04	12:23	39.1°	68° ENE
29 Wed	07:08	17:39	10h 31m	+1m	06:42	18:04	12:23	39.4°	68° ENE
30 Thu	07:07	17:39	10h 32m	+1m	06:41	18:05	12:23	39.6°	69° ENE
31 Fri	07:06	17:40	10h 34m	+1m	06:40	18:06	12:23	39.9°	69° ENE

Sunrise & sunset in other Australia cities

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What time does the sun rise in Doubleview today?

The sun rises in Doubleview today at 07:17 (Australia/Perth).

What time does the sun set in Doubleview today?

The sun sets in Doubleview today at 17:23 (Australia/Perth).

How long is the day in Doubleview today?

Today's day length in Doubleview is 10h 06m, with 0 min longer than yesterday compared to yesterday.

When is the longest day of the year in Doubleview?

The longest day of 2026 in Doubleview is December 22, with 14h 14m of daylight.

When is the shortest day of the year in Doubleview?

The shortest day of 2026 in Doubleview is June 21, with 10h 04m of daylight.

What is the golden hour in Doubleview?

Golden hour in Doubleview today runs from 07:20 to 07:54 in the morning and from 16:46 to 17:20 in the evening — when the sun is low and warm.

In which direction does the sun rise in Doubleview?

Today the sun rises 63° east of north in Doubleview (approximately ENE) and sets at 297° (WNW).

Does Doubleview observe daylight saving time?

No. Doubleview uses Australia/Perth year-round with no daylight saving.

When is the sun highest in Doubleview today?

The sun reaches its highest point over Doubleview today at 12:20 (Australia/Perth), climbing to an altitude of 35.0° above the horizon.

When is the blue hour in Doubleview?

Blue hour in Doubleview runs from 06:50 to 07:01 before sunrise and from 17:40 to 17:50 after sunset — the cool, photogenic window right before sunrise and after sunset.

What is the difference between civil, nautical, and astronomical twilight?

Civil twilight covers the sun between 0° and 6° below the horizon; nautical twilight is 6° to 12°; astronomical twilight is 12° to 18°. After astronomical twilight the sky is fully dark.

Why does the day length change during the year?

Earth's rotational axis is tilted about 23.5° relative to its orbit, so as the planet circles the sun each hemisphere faces toward the sun for part of the year and away for the other. That tilt is why days grow longer around each summer solstice and shorter around each winter solstice — the effect is strongest near the poles and vanishes at the equator.

Data source

Times computed with the NOAA / SunCalc solar-geometry model. Sea-level horizon is assumed; local terrain and buildings may shift actual times by several minutes.

Sunrise JSON API https://worldstats.org/api/sunrise/doubleview-au

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