What time is it in New Albany, Indiana?

Most of Indiana is on Eastern Daylight Time, but New Albany keeps Eastern Daylight Time — the same time the rest of the state. This is the kind of thing that catches people out, and it is why the zone is resolved from the city’s own coordinates rather than assumed from the state.

New Albany is currently on daylight saving time. The next change is Sunday, November 1, 2026, when 2:00 am becomes 1:00 am local time.

New Albany sits at 38.31°N, 85.82°W. For sunrise and sunset there — which do depend on exactly where it is, unlike the clock — see sunrise and sunset in New Albany.

The clock says the same thing everywhere in Eastern Daylight Time, but the sun does not. Over New Albany it is highest at 1:35 pm today — 95 minutes after clock noon.

A time zone is fifteen degrees of longitude wide, so a city near its eastern edge sees the sun peak well before noon by the clock and one near the western edge well after. New Albany sits at 85.8°W, toward the western side of its zone, which is why the sun stays up later here than the clock suggests. Daylight saving adds another hour on top of that until the clocks change.