What time is sunrise/sunset or moonrise/moonset at my location?
The US Naval Observatory operates a useful set of websites that allows you to get astronomical data such as sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset or moon phase for a particular location.
Here is the main page: USNO Data Services
Here are some specific services:
Complete Sun and Moon Data for a Single Day
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