January 1953 Calendar

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What does the January 1953 calendar look like?

January 1953
WkSunMonTueWedThuFriSat
1123
245678910
311121314151617
418192021222324
525262728293031

Spread across 5 calendar weeks, days 1 to 31 of the year. The month starts on Thursday, January 1 and ends on Saturday, January 31.

Quarter 1 of 1953 · ISO weeks 1–5

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Calendar by Month and Year

This calendar lays the chosen month out week by week — the weekday of every date, ISO 8601 week numbers and day-of-year numbers; we publish no holidays for this year. The "Year" option gathers all twelve months onto one page. For example, it can help you find out what does the January 1953 calendar look like? (The answer is: Thursday, January 1 – Saturday, January 31). Pick the month (e.g. "September") and the year (e.g. "2026"), then hit the 'Show' button.
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Months of 1953

MonthDays in monthStarts on
January 195331Thursday
February 195328Sunday
March 195331Sunday
April 195330Wednesday
May 195331Friday
June 195330Monday
July 195331Wednesday
August 195331Saturday
September 195330Tuesday
October 195331Thursday
November 195330Sunday
December 195331Tuesday

FAQ

What does the January 1953 calendar look like?

January 1953 has 31 days

What day of the week does January 1953 start on?

The 1st falls on Thursday, January 1, and the month ends on Saturday, January 31.

How many calendar weeks does January 1953 span?

January 1953 spreads over 5 rows of the calendar and opens in ISO week 1. On the English grid every week starts on Sunday.