Theodore Roosevelt Sunrise Sunset Calculator

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Daily Details - Desktop

The Photographer's Ephemeris (TPE) application provides detailed information with the exact position of the sun and moon as viewed from a particular location on a on a given date and time. TPE also provides shadow length, and whether or not a subject will be in shade at a given time. Click on the next icon to open The Photographer's Ephemeris centered on:

Badlands Overlook: TPE Icon

River Bend Overlook: TPE Icon

You can also import all of the points of interest on the Theodore Roosevelt map into TPE Desktop by downloading this POI file POI List Icon and the choosing Locations Import in TPE Desktop.

TPE is published by Crookneck Consulting LLC and the web application is free to use.

 

Daily Details - Mobile

There are many apps available for your phone or tablet to help with shot planning. My favorites are Photopills and TPE for Android/iOS or TPE 3D for iOS only. Both applications support the importing of Points of Interest / Locations. To import POIs for Theodore Roosevelt into one of these apps proceed as follows:

  • Download the KML file with the points of interest by clicking here: POI List Icon
  • Email the downloaded file to yourself
  • On your phone open the email you just sent and tap the attachment
  • Choose Photopills or TPE or Google Earth or any other app that appears on the list
  • The locations in the attachment will be added to those already on your phone

Notes

The Sunrise Sunset calculator above provides a monthly calendar showing Sunrise/Sunset and Moonrise/Moonset and Moon phase for a whole month. More detailed information can be obtained by clicking on one of the Photographer's Ephemeris icons above or via one of the mobile applications listed.

Monthly sunrise and sunset times on this page are given at the Badlands Overlook in the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Theodore Roosevelt National Park spans two time zones. The North Unit operates on Central Time and South Unit operates on Mountain Time. Times in the North Unit are one hour later than times in the South Unit.

 

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