Which countries get a 12-hour clock, and which angel numbers it hides

Angel Clock clock-face preference by territory. Which clock face each territory prefers by default (Unicode CLDR 49), crossed with how many of the app's repeating minutes that face reaches. Which clock face a territory prefers is Unicode's data; how many of the app's repeating minutes that face reaches is ours. A 12-hour territory meets fewer patterns more often, because each one comes round twice. Canonical copy: https://angelclock.com/data One half of this table is not ours to give away. The hour preference per territory is Unicode's data, taken from the <timeData> block of Unicode CLDR supplementalData, version 49 — Copyright © 1991-2026 Unicode, Inc., used under the Unicode terms of use (https://www.unicode.org/copyright.html). What Angel Clock adds is the crossing: how many of the app's patterns each face actually reaches, licensed CC BY 4.0. If you reuse this file, credit both.