Décalage à la demi-heure
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Un décalage de fuseau horaire qui est un multiple non entier d'une heure, comme UTC+5:30 (Inde), UTC+5:45 (Népal) ou UTC+9:30 (Territoire du Nord australien). Ces décalages résultent de raisons politiques et géographiques historiques.