Eclipses

Maps and data for choosing where to watch a total solar eclipse using predictions from NASA.

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2 August 2027

Up to 6 min 23 s of totality, 771 places mapped

Totality Path & Nearby Locations: every populated place inside the path, ranked by how long totality lasts there, with local times, cloud cover and places to stay nearby.

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Later total solar eclipses

Not computed yet. The ones up to the end of 2031 are next, soonest first.

  1. 22 July 2028

    Australia, New Zealand

    5:10 longest

  2. 25 November 2030

    Botswana, South Africa, Australia

    3:44 longest

  3. 30 March 2033

    Russia, United States (Alaska)

    2:37 longest

  4. 20 March 2034

    Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad, Sudan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, China

    4:09 longest

  5. 2 September 2035

    China, Korea, Japan

    2:54 longest

The time is the longest totality anywhere on the path. For eclipses not yet computed here, dates, times and countries are from NASA’s eclipse tables and the paths are drawn from NASA’s path tables (Fred Espenak, NASA GSFC). Only total eclipses are listed; annular and hybrid eclipses are not.