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UTC−07 is an identifier for a time offset from UTC of −07.
This offset is used in part of the overlap of the Northern Hemisphere and Western Hemisphere[citation needed] (i.e. North America). Depending upon location, UTC-07 may be year-round; only observed for the colder half of the year as Mountain Standard Time in the Mountain Time Zone; or only for the warmer half of the year as Pacific Daylight Time in the Pacific Time Zone.
As standard time (all year round)
Canada- The portion of the Peace River Valley in
British Columbia.
- The portion of the Peace River Valley in
United States
Arizona, except the Arizona 
Navajo Nation, which does observe DST.
Mexico
As standard time (Northern Hemisphere winter)
Mountain Standard Time
- Canada
Alberta- British Columbia (southeastern region)
Northwest Territories (most of territory)
Nunavut (western)
Saskatchewan - only Lloydminster and surrounding area
- United States
- All of
Colorado, 
Montana, 
New Mexico, 
Utah, 
Wyoming - All of Navajo Nation, extending into Arizona
- Most of
Idaho (southern section) - Western parts of
Kansas, 
Nebraska, 
South Dakota, 
Texas - Southwestern parts of
North Dakota - Small parts in east of
Oregon , 
Nevada
- All of
- Mexico
- Baja California Sur,
- Chihuahua (adopted UTC−07 in 1998),
- Nayarit (most of state)
- Sinaloa
As daylight saving time (Northern Hemisphere summer)
Pacific Daylight Time
- Canada
- British Columbia (most of province),
Yukon
- Mexico
- United States
- All of
California, 
Washington - Most of Nevada, Oregon
- Northern section of Idaho
- All of
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