2024 Solar Eclipse Map

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2024 Solar Eclipse Map

View maps of other upcoming total and annular eclipses. Uses of Wikidata Infobox with maps. Browse the website for more details. You MUST be somewhere within the central path (between the blue lines) to see the total phase of the eclipse.

Some spots on Earth wait for the moment of solar totality for hundreds or even thousands of years. The centerline of any total solar eclipse path is where totality lasts the longest, and cities located on or near this line often promote themselves as being the very best place to view an eclipse. Swipe the Time Bar (below the map) to change the time and see on the map where the eclipse occurs at all time (thin line).

You MUST be somewhere within the central path (between the blue lines) to see the total phase of the eclipse.

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2024 Eclipse

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View maps of other upcoming total and annular eclipses. Browse the website for more details. It can be placed or framed in your home or office for eclipse planning. Click on the maps to see more information about each eclipse.

The northern and southern path limits are blue and the central line is red.
Get the local times each eclipse phase occurs from the eclipse panel above the map.
The bright regions on the maps below show where each eclipse will be visible.

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Swipe the panels until you find it. Some spots on Earth wait for the moment of solar totality for hundreds or even thousands of years. Google Map by the National Solar Observatory (NSO) in Boulder, Colorado; click anywhere on the map to find the circumstances of the eclipse there, in local time, along with a description of what you'll see from that spot. Click on the maps to see more information about each eclipse.

Uses of Wikidata Infobox with maps.
The centerline of any total solar eclipse path is where totality lasts the longest, and cities located on or near this line often promote themselves as being the very best place to view an eclipse.
Some spots on Earth wait for the moment of solar totality for hundreds or even thousands of years.