North Carolina Sunset Times by City

The sun crosses a degree of longitude every ~4 minutes, so tonight’s sun sets roughly 34 minutes later in Murphy than in Rodanthe, at North Carolina’s opposite edges. Each city page below leads with tonight’s sunset and tomorrow’s sunrise, maps golden hour and blue hour, and tracks the daylight you’re gaining or losing.

Cities in North Carolina

26 cities with a sunset page, largest first

CitySunset, Mon, Nov 9Population
Charlotte5:23 PM EST1,488,249
Raleigh5:14 PM EST1,179,118
Winston-Salem5:20 PM EST443,598
Durham5:14 PM EST420,564
Greensboro5:18 PM EST342,060
Fayetteville5:16 PM EST325,349
Concord5:22 PM EST299,345
Asheville5:30 PM EST295,184
Wilmington5:13 PM EST285,611
Hickory5:24 PM EST213,375
Gastonia5:25 PM EST181,152
Cary5:14 PM EST179,306
High Point5:19 PM EST175,377
Burlington5:16 PM EST152,375
Greenville5:09 PM EST127,632
Waynesville5:32 PM EST10,502
Half Moon5:11 PM EST7,378
Moyock5:02 PM EST5,684
Nags Head5:01 PM EST3,160
Troy5:19 PM EST2,926
Foxfire5:18 PM EST1,925
Saxapahaw5:16 PM EST1,301
Holden Beach5:16 PM EST962
Duck5:01 PM EST669
Montreat5:28 PM EST630
New London5:21 PM EST608

Our dataset lists 771 places in North Carolina; the 26 above have a page. For a smaller town, the nearest city above is the closest match.