A year has 52 weeks plus 1 day.

One calendar year has 365 days , which are divided into 7-day weeks . To know how many weeks there are in a year, you divide the number of days in a year (365) by how many days there are in a week (7).

The result will be the average number of weeks there are in a year, which is approximately 52,143, or 52 weeks plus 1 day .

Every four years, there is a leap year, which has 366 days . By the same calculations, we can understand that in leap years there are 52 weeks and 2 days .

If we want to get even more specific, we can say that:

  • 1 year = 52 weeks and weekends
  • 1 year = 12 months
  • 1 year = 0.1 decades
  • 1 year = 8760 hours
  • 1 year = 525600 minutes

The Year 2023 in Numbers

During 2023 we will be able to enjoy:

  • 52 weekends
  • 52 Saturdays
  • 53 Sundays
  • 11 federal holidays *
  • 260 working days

*A federal holiday in the United States is a day that is recognized by the federal US Government as a holiday. The United States Congress designates these in Title V of the United States Code (5 USC § 6103). 

The Year 2023 In Weeks

Week#  Starting Date End Date
1 January 1, 2023 January 7, 2023    
two January 8, 2023 January 14, 2023    
3 January 15, 2023     January 21, 2023    
4 January 22, 2023     January 28, 2023    
5 January 29, 2023     February 4, 2023    
6 February 5, 2023     February 11, 2023    
7 February 12, 2023     February 18, 2023    
8 February 19, 2023     February 25, 2023    
9 February 26, 2023     March 4, 2023    
10 March 5, 2023     March 11, 2023    
11 March 12, 2023     March 18, 2023    
12 March 19, 2023     March 25, 2023    
13 March 26, 2023     April 1, 2023    
14 April 2, 2023     April 8, 2023    
15 April 9, 2023     April 15, 2023    
16 April 16, 2023     April 22, 2023    
17 April 23, 2023     April 29, 2023    
18 April 30, 2023     May 6, 2023    
19 May 7, 2023     May 13, 2023    
20 May 14, 2023     May 20, 2023    
21 May 21, 2023     May 27, 2023    
22 May 28, 2023     June 3, 2023    
23 June 4, 2023     June 10, 2023    
24 June 11, 2023     June 17, 2023    
25 June 18, 2023     June 24, 2023    
26 June 25, 2023     July 1, 2023    
27 July 2, 2023     July 8, 2023    
28 July 9, 2023     July 15, 2023    
29 July 16, 2023     July 22, 2023    
30 July 23, 2023     July 29, 2023    
31 July 30, 2023     August 5, 2023    
32 August 6, 2023     August 12, 2023    
33 August 13, 2023     August 19, 2023    
34 August 20, 2023     August 26, 2023    
35 August 27, 2023 September 2, 2023    
36 September 3, 2023 September 9, 2023    
37 September 10, 2023 September 16, 2023    
38 September 17, 2023 September 23, 2023    
39 September 24, 2023     September 30, 2023    
40 October 1, 2023     October 7, 2023    
41 October 8, 2023     October 14, 2023    
42 October 15, 2023 October 21, 2023    
43 October 22, 2023     October 28, 2023    
44 October 29, 2023     November 4, 2023    
45 November 5, 2023     November 11, 2023    
46 November 12, 2023     November 18, 2023    
47 November 19, 2023     November 25, 2023    
48 November 26, 2023     December 2, 2023    
49 December 3, 2023     December 9, 2023    
50 December 10, 2023     December 16, 2023    
51 December 17, 2023     December 23, 2023    
52 December 24, 2023     December 30, 2023    

4 Facts About Weeks That You Probably Don't Know

  • A week has 7 days because the Gregorian calendar follows the moon's phases. Although the Moon takes 29.5 days to cycle through its phases, this is a hard number to base a time span on.
  • The Babylonians rounded this cycle to 28 days and divided it into period units of 4, with 7 days each. This is why there are 4 weeks in a month.
  • In the English language, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday are named after three of the planets considered to be gods - Saturn, Sun, and Moon - while the other days are named after Germanic or Norse gods.
  • Although the international standard defines that the week starts on a Monday, in the United States the norm is still to count Sunday as the first day of the week.

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