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>          Perhaps this may help the requestor seeking U.S. county Time
>          Zones: check the white pages of your City/County telephone
>          book for "Long Distance calling Area Code Time Zone Map".
>
>          Also, the U.S. Defense Mapping Agency produces a "Standard
>          Time Zone Chart of the World"  @ 1:39,000,000.  DMA chart
>          76, 25th edition July 1992.
 
The map in my phone book is not detailed enough to show what I think the
original poster was looking for. I'm not familiar with the DMA chart, but
the scale sounds too large to split counties in half.
 
I have a much simpler solution: consult your handy Rand McNally (or
equivalent) road atlas. The scale is usually sufficiently small, and you
might be able to extrapolate the exact boundaries of the time zones in the
regions you describe.
 
-Eric
 
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