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Definition of Mountain Time
1. Noun. Standard time in the 7th time zone west of Greenwich, reckoned at the 105th meridian west; used in the mountain states of the United States.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Mountain Time
Literary usage of Mountain Time
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Physiography for High Schools by Albert Llewellyn Arey, Frank Laverne Bryant, William Wallace Clendenin, William Thomas Morrey (1911)
"The standard time for Mexico, on the south, is 24 minutes later than Mountain time.
The railroads that enter El Paso from the east, south and west bring ..."
2. Times of Sunrise and Sunset in the United Statesby Robert Wheeler Willson by Robert Wheeler Willson (1908)
"By the same method we find that at Denver the sun rises on the first of January
at 8/20 and sets at 5.46 ; but as Denver keeps Mountain Time rule 3 requires ..."
3. Natural Advanced Geography by Jacques Wardlaw Redway, Russell Hinman (1898)
"In the extreme southwest, Mountain time is not used, but a change is made from
Central time directly to Pacific time. What is the amount of this change Ï At ..."
4. Mine Gases and Ventilation: Textbook for Students of Mining, Mining by James Thom Beard (1920)
"Mountain time is solar time for the meridian 105 deg. west longitude and standard
for all places ... Mountain time is 1 hr. earlier than Central time. ..."
5. Complete Geography by Henry Justin Roddy, Samuel MacClintock (1915)
"If a train from the west reaches Pierre, South Dakota, at 11.50, Mountain time,
and, after stopping ten minutes, proceeds eastward, at what o'clock in ..."
6. Physiography for High Schools by Albert Llewellyn Arey, Frank Laverne Bryant, William Wallace Clendenin, William Thomas Morrey (1911)
"The standard time for Mexico, on the south, is 24 minutes later than Mountain time.
The railroads that enter El Paso from the east, south and west bring ..."
7. Times of Sunrise and Sunset in the United Statesby Robert Wheeler Willson by Robert Wheeler Willson (1908)
"By the same method we find that at Denver the sun rises on the first of January
at 8/20 and sets at 5.46 ; but as Denver keeps Mountain Time rule 3 requires ..."
8. Natural Advanced Geography by Jacques Wardlaw Redway, Russell Hinman (1898)
"In the extreme southwest, Mountain time is not used, but a change is made from
Central time directly to Pacific time. What is the amount of this change Ï At ..."
9. Mine Gases and Ventilation: Textbook for Students of Mining, Mining by James Thom Beard (1920)
"Mountain time is solar time for the meridian 105 deg. west longitude and standard
for all places ... Mountain time is 1 hr. earlier than Central time. ..."
10. Complete Geography by Henry Justin Roddy, Samuel MacClintock (1915)
"If a train from the west reaches Pierre, South Dakota, at 11.50, Mountain time,
and, after stopping ten minutes, proceeds eastward, at what o'clock in ..."
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