Calendar For November 2023 With Holidays And Moon Phases

This Calendar for November 2023 with holidays and moon phases shows you calendar for November 2023 with federal holidays in the United States, week numbers and all about November you might interest.

Calendar for November 2023

Table of Contents

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Moon Phases in November 2023

November 5	November 13	November 20	November 27

3rd Quarter	New Moon	1st Quarter	Full Moon

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November 2023 Holidays in the US

November 7: Election Day
November 10: Veterans Day
November 23: Thanksgiving Day
November 24: Black Friday

November 2023 Holidays around the World

World Diabetes Day
American Indian Heritage Month
Good Nutrition Month
Aviation Month
American Diabetes Awareness Month
National Stamp Collecting Month
National Peanut Butter Lover’s Month

Fun Facts about November:

It is the last month of the Fall season.
November in the Northern Hemisphere is similar to May in the Southern Hemisphere.
Elections are held in the United States on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
The third Thursday of November is the Great American Smokeout. Smokers are encouraged by the American Cancer Society to stop smoking on this day.
Some Christian churches celebrate All Saint’s Day on the first day of November and All Souls Day on the 2nd.
American football is the main sport watched in the United States during this month.
Most, if not all, of the leaves have fallen off the trees by the end of November.

History of November:

In the original Roman calendar, November was the ninth month of the year. It got its name from the Latin word “novem” which means nine. However, it became the eleventh month when the Romans added in January and February to the start of the year.

Throughout much of history, November has often been thought of as a somber month because it signaled the start of winter. People would spend the month storing up their harvest and preparing their food and homes in order to survive the winter.