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List of solar eclipses in the 20th century

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List of solar eclipses in the 20th century

During the 20th century, there were 228 solar eclipses of which 78 were partial, 73 were annular, 71 were total and 6 were hybrids between total and annular eclipses. Of these, two annular and three total eclipses were non-central, in the sense that the very center (axis) of the Moon's shadow will miss the Earth (for more information see gamma). In the 20th century, the greatest number of eclipses in one year is five, in 1935, though the years 1917, 1946, 1964, 1982 and 2000 had four eclipses each. One month, July 2000, featured two solar eclipses, on July 1 and July 31. The predictions given here are by Fred Espenak of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. The longest measured duration in which the Moon completely covered the Sun, known as totality, was during the solar eclipse of June 20, 1955. This total solar eclipse had a maximum duration of 7 minutes and 7.74 seconds. The longest possible duration of a total solar eclipse is 7 minutes and 32 seconds. The longest annular solar eclipse of the 20th century took place on December 14, 1955, with a duration of 12 minutes and 9.17 seconds. The maximum possible duration is 12 minutes and 29 seconds. Two instances of back-to-back hybrid solar eclipses within a period of less than six months occurred in the 20th century. The eclipse of June 17, 1909, was the second hybrid eclipse in the span of less than one year, the first one being on December 23, 1908, and the eclipse of March 29, 1987, was the second hybrid eclipse in the span of less than one year, the first one being on October 3, 1986.[a] The table contains the date and time of the greatest eclipse (in dynamical time), which in this case is the time when the axis of the Moon's shadow cone passes closest to the centre of Earth; this is in (Ephemeris Time). The number of the saros series that the eclipse belongs to is given, followed by the type of the eclipse (either total, annular, partial or hybrid), the gamma of the eclipse (how centrally the shadow of the Moon strikes the Earth), and the magnitude of the eclipse (the fraction of the Sun's diameter obscured by the Moon). For total and annular eclipses, the duration of the eclipse is given, as well as the location of the greatest eclipse (the point of maximum eclipse) and the path width of the total or annular eclipse. The geographical areas from which the eclipse can be seen are listed along with a chart illustrating each eclipse's respective path.

Tables

· Eclipses
km
km
Date
km
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
mi
May 18, 1901
May 18, 1901
Date
May 18, 1901
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
5:33:48
Saros
136
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.3626
Magnitude
1.068
Centralduration(min:s)
6:29
Location
mw- .mw- .mw- 1°42′S 98°24′E / 1.7°S 98.4°E / -1.7; 98.4
Path width
238
Path width
148
Geographical area
Total: French Madagascar, Réunion, British Mauritius, Dutch East Indies and British New Guinea Partial: East Africa, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Australia, Western Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
November 11, 1901
November 11, 1901
Date
November 11, 1901
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
7:28:21
Saros
141
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.4758
Magnitude
0.9216
Centralduration(min:s)
11:01
Location
10°48′N 68°54′E / 10.8°N 68.9°E / 10.8; 68.9
Path width
336
Path width
209
Geographical area
Annular: Sicily, British Malta, Ottoman Tripolitania, Egypt, Ottoman Empire, Emirate of Jabal Shammar, Aden Protectorate, Muscat and Oman, British Raj, British Ceylon, Siam, French Indochina, Bombay Reef in the Paracel Islands and Philippines Partial: North Africa, East Africa, Asia, Northern Australia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
April 8, 1902
April 8, 1902
Date
April 8, 1902
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
14:05:06
Saros
108
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.5024
Magnitude
0.0643
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
71°42′N 142°24′W / 71.7°N 142.4°W / 71.7; -142.4
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Northern Canada
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
May 7, 1902
May 7, 1902
Date
May 7, 1902
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
22:34:16
Saros
146
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.0831
Magnitude
0.8593
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
70°00′S 125°06′W / 70.0°S 125.1°W / -70.0; -125.1
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Eastern Oceania
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
October 31, 1902
October 31, 1902
Date
October 31, 1902
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
8:00:18
Saros
151
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.1556
Magnitude
0.696
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
70°48′N 100°48′E / 70.8°N 100.8°E / 70.8; 100.8
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Northern Europe, Eastern Europe, Northern Middle East, South Asia, East Asia, North Asia
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
March 29, 1903
March 29, 1903
Date
March 29, 1903
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
1:35:23
Saros
118
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.8413
Magnitude
0.9767
Centralduration(min:s)
1:53
Location
56°12′N 130°18′E / 56.2°N 130.3°E / 56.2; 130.3
Path width
153
Path width
95
Geographical area
Annular: China, Russia and Northern Canada Partial: Southeast Asia, East Asia, North Asia, Alaska, Northwestern North America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
September 21, 1903
September 21, 1903
Date
September 21, 1903
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:39:52
Saros
123
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.8967
Magnitude
1.0316
Centralduration(min:s)
2:12
Location
58°00′S 77°12′E / 58.0°S 77.2°E / -58.0; 77.2
Path width
241
Path width
150
Geographical area
Total: Antarctica Partial: Southeast Africa, Southern Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
March 17, 1904
March 17, 1904
Date
March 17, 1904
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
5:40:44
Saros
128
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.1299
Magnitude
0.9367
Centralduration(min:s)
8:07
Location
5°36′N 94°42′E / 5.6°N 94.7°E / 5.6; 94.7
Path width
237
Path width
147
Geographical area
Annular: German East Africa, Portuguese East Africa, Grande Comore Island, British Seychelles, Sumatra, Siam, French Indochina, the Paracel Islands and the American Philippines Partial: East Africa, South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
September 9, 1904
September 9, 1904
Date
September 9, 1904
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
20:44:21
Saros
133
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.1625
Magnitude
1.0709
Centralduration(min:s)
6:20
Location
3°42′S 134°30′W / 3.7°S 134.5°W / -3.7; -134.5
Path width
234
Path width
145
Geographical area
Total: German New Guinea and Chile Partial: Oceania, Western South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
March 6, 1905
March 6, 1905
Date
March 6, 1905
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
5:12:26
Saros
138
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.5768
Magnitude
0.9269
Centralduration(min:s)
7:58
Location
39°30′S 117°24′E / 39.5°S 117.4°E / -39.5; 117.4
Path width
334
Path width
208
Geographical area
Annular: Australia, New Caledonia and New Hebrides Partial: Madagascar, Antarctica, Australia, Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
August 30, 1905
August 30, 1905
Date
August 30, 1905
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
13:07:26
Saros
143
Type
Total
Gamma
0.5708
Magnitude
1.0477
Centralduration(min:s)
3:46
Location
42°30′N 4°18′W / 42.5°N 4.3°W / 42.5; -4.3
Path width
192
Path width
119
Geographical area
Total: Canada, Spain, French Algeria, French Tunisia, Ottoman Tripolitania, Egypt, Ottoman Empire, Aden Protectorate and Muscat and Oman Partial: Eastern North America, Europe, North Africa, Central Africa, West Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
February 23, 1906
February 23, 1906
Date
February 23, 1906
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
7:43:20
Saros
148
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.2479
Magnitude
0.5386
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
71°24′S 170°18′W / 71.4°S 170.3°W / -71.4; -170.3
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica, Southern Australia
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
July 21, 1906
July 21, 1906
Date
July 21, 1906
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
13:14:19
Saros
115
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.3637
Magnitude
0.3355
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
68°36′S 33°18′W / 68.6°S 33.3°W / -68.6; -33.3
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Argentina and Chile
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
August 20, 1906
August 20, 1906
Date
August 20, 1906
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
1:12:50
Saros
153
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.3731
Magnitude
0.3147
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
70°48′N 66°24′W / 70.8°N 66.4°W / 70.8; -66.4
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Northern Russia, Alaska, Western Canada, Pacific Northwest
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
January 14, 1907
January 14, 1907
Date
January 14, 1907
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
6:05:43
Saros
120
Type
Total
Gamma
0.8628
Magnitude
1.0281
Centralduration(min:s)
2:25
Location
38°18′N 86°24′E / 38.3°N 86.4°E / 38.3; 86.4
Path width
189
Path width
117
Geographical area
Total: Russian Empire and China Partial: Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
July 10, 1907
July 10, 1907
Date
July 10, 1907
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
15:24:32
Saros
125
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.6313
Magnitude
0.9456
Centralduration(min:s)
7:23
Location
16°54′S 50°54′W / 16.9°S 50.9°W / -16.9; -50.9
Path width
258
Path width
160
Geographical area
Annular: Chile, Bolivia and Brazil Partial: South America, Southern Central America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
January 3, 1908
January 3, 1908
Date
January 3, 1908
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
21:45:22
Saros
130
Type
Total
Gamma
0.1934
Magnitude
1.0437
Centralduration(min:s)
4:14
Location
11°48′S 145°06′W / 11.8°S 145.1°W / -11.8; -145.1
Path width
149
Path width
93
Geographical area
Total: British Western Pacific Territories and Costa Rica Partial: Northern Oceania, Hawaii, Southern North America, Central America, Western Caribbean, Western South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
June 28, 1908
June 28, 1908
Date
June 28, 1908
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
16:29:51
Saros
135
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.1389
Magnitude
0.9655
Centralduration(min:s)
4:00
Location
31°24′N 67°12′W / 31.4°N 67.2°W / 31.4; -67.2
Path width
126
Path width
78
Geographical area
Annular: Mexico, Florida, Mauritania, Senegal, French Sudan, Upper Volta and British Gold Coast Partial: Northern South America, North America, Caribbean, West Africa, North Africa, Western Europe
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
December 23, 1908
December 23, 1908
Date
December 23, 1908
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
11:44:28
Saros
140
Type
Hybrid
Gamma
−0.4985
Magnitude
1.0024
Centralduration(min:s)
0:12
Location
54°18′S 0°30′W / 54.3°S 0.5°W / -54.3; -0.5
Path width
10
Path width
6.2
Geographical area
Annular: Chile, Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil Partial: South America, Antarctica, Southern Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
June 17, 1909
June 17, 1909
Date
June 17, 1909
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
23:18:38
Saros
145
Type
Hybrid
Gamma
0.8957
Magnitude
1.0065
Centralduration(min:s)
0:24
Location
89°12′N 123°36′E / 89.2°N 123.6°E / 89.2; 123.6
Path width
51
Path width
32
Geographical area
Total: Russia, Ellesmere Island and Greenland Partial: East Asia, Northern North America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
December 12, 1909
December 12, 1909
Date
December 12, 1909
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
19:44:48
Saros
150
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.2456
Magnitude
0.5424
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
65°00′S 86°00′E / 65.0°S 86.0°E / -65.0; 86.0
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica, New Zealand
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
May 9, 1910
May 9, 1910
Date
May 9, 1910
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
5:42:13
Saros
117
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.9437
Magnitude
1.06
Centralduration(min:s)
4:15
Location
48°12′S 125°12′E / 48.2°S 125.2°E / -48.2; 125.2
Path width
594
Path width
369
Geographical area
Total: Wilkes Land and Tasmania Partial: Antarctica, Australia, Southeast Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
November 2, 1910
November 2, 1910
Date
November 2, 1910
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
2:08:32
Saros
122
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.0603
Magnitude
0.8515
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
61°54′N 155°06′W / 61.9°N 155.1°W / 61.9; -155.1
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Northeast Asia, Alaska, Hawaii
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
April 28, 1911
April 28, 1911
Date
April 28, 1911
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
22:27:22
Saros
127
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.2294
Magnitude
1.0562
Centralduration(min:s)
4:57
Location
1°54′N 151°54′W / 1.9°N 151.9°W / 1.9; -151.9
Path width
190
Path width
120
Geographical area
Total: Australia, Tonga, American Samoa and Cook Islands Partial: Oceania, Southern North America, Central America, Western Caribbean
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
October 22, 1911
October 22, 1911
Date
October 22, 1911
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:13:02
Saros
132
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.3224
Magnitude
0.965
Centralduration(min:s)
3:47
Location
6°18′N 121°24′E / 6.3°N 121.4°E / 6.3; 121.4
Path width
133
Path width
83
Geographical area
Annular: Russian Empire, China, French Indochina, Territory of Papua and British Western Pacific Territories Partial: South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Australia, Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
April 17, 1912
April 17, 1912
Date
April 17, 1912
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
11:34:22
Saros
137
Type
Hybrid
Gamma
0.528
Magnitude
1.0003
Centralduration(min:s)
0:02
Location
38°24′N 11°18′W / 38.4°N 11.3°W / 38.4; -11.3
Path width
1
Path width
0.62
Geographical area
Total: Portugal and Spain Annular: Venezuela, Brazil, British Guyana, Dutch Guiana, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany and Russian Empire Partial: Eastern South America, Eastern North America, West Africa, Europe, West Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
October 10, 1912
October 10, 1912
Date
October 10, 1912
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
13:36:14
Saros
142
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.4149
Magnitude
1.0229
Centralduration(min:s)
1:55
Location
28°06′S 40°06′W / 28.1°S 40.1°W / -28.1; -40.1
Path width
85
Path width
53
Geographical area
Total: Ecuador, Colombia, Peru and Brazil Partial: Central America, Caribbean, South America, Antarctica, Southern Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
April 6, 1913
April 6, 1913
Date
April 6, 1913
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
17:33:07
Saros
147
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.3147
Magnitude
0.4244
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
61°12′N 175°42′E / 61.2°N 175.7°E / 61.2; 175.7
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Eastern Russia, Northwestern North America
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
August 31, 1913
August 31, 1913
Date
August 31, 1913
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
20:52:12
Saros
114
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.4512
Magnitude
0.1513
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
61°30′N 26°48′W / 61.5°N 26.8°W / 61.5; -26.8
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Eastern Canada, Greenland
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
September 30, 1913
September 30, 1913
Date
September 30, 1913
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:45:49
Saros
152
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.1005
Magnitude
0.8252
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
61°00′S 11°36′E / 61.0°S 11.6°E / -61.0; 11.6
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Southern Africa, Antarctica
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
February 25, 1914
February 25, 1914
Date
February 25, 1914
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
0:13:01
Saros
119
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.9416
Magnitude
0.9248
Centralduration(min:s)
5:35
Location
62°06′S 113°18′W / 62.1°S 113.3°W / -62.1; -113.3
Path width
839
Path width
521
Geographical area
Annular: Antarctica Partial: Antarctica, New Zealand, Southern South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
August 21, 1914
August 21, 1914
Date
August 21, 1914
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
12:34:27
Saros
124
Type
Total
Gamma
0.7655
Magnitude
1.0328
Centralduration(min:s)
2:14
Location
54°30′N 27°06′E / 54.5°N 27.1°E / 54.5; 27.1
Path width
170
Path width
110
Geographical area
Total: Canada, Greenland, Norway, Sweden, Russian Empire, Ottoman Empire, Persia and British Raj Partial: Northeast North America, Europe, North Africa, East Africa, Middle East
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
February 14, 1915
February 14, 1915
Date
February 14, 1915
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:33:20
Saros
129
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.2024
Magnitude
0.9789
Centralduration(min:s)
2:04
Location
24°00′S 120°42′E / 24.0°S 120.7°E / -24.0; 120.7
Path width
77
Path width
48
Geographical area
Annular: Australia, Papua and German New Guinea Partial: Antarctica, Australia, Oceania, Southeast Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
August 10, 1915
August 10, 1915
Date
August 10, 1915
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
22:52:25
Saros
134
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.0124
Magnitude
0.9853
Centralduration(min:s)
1:33
Location
16°24′N 161°24′W / 16.4°N 161.4°W / 16.4; -161.4
Path width
52
Path width
32
Geographical area
Annular: Pacific Ocean Partial: Northeast Asia, Northern Oceania, Hawaii
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
February 3, 1916
February 3, 1916
Date
February 3, 1916
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
16:00:21
Saros
139
Type
Total
Gamma
0.4987
Magnitude
1.028
Centralduration(min:s)
2:36
Location
11°06′N 67°42′W / 11.1°N 67.7°W / 11.1; -67.7
Path width
108
Path width
67
Geographical area
Total: Colombia, Venezuela, Guadeloupe, Saint Martin and Saint Barthélemy Partial: North America, Central America, Northern South America, Northwest Africa, Western Europe
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
July 30, 1916
July 30, 1916
Date
July 30, 1916
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
2:06:10
Saros
144
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.7709
Magnitude
0.9447
Centralduration(min:s)
6:24
Location
29°00′S 132°24′E / 29.0°S 132.4°E / -29.0; 132.4
Path width
313
Path width
194
Geographical area
Annular: Australia Partial: Southeast Asia, Australia, Oceania, Antarctica
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
December 24, 1916
December 24, 1916
Date
December 24, 1916
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
20:46:22
Saros
111
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.5321
Magnitude
0.0114
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
65°42′S 32°06′E / 65.7°S 32.1°E / -65.7; 32.1
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
January 23, 1917
January 23, 1917
Date
January 23, 1917
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
7:28:31
Saros
149
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.1508
Magnitude
0.7254
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
62°18′N 25°36′E / 62.3°N 25.6°E / 62.3; 25.6
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Northeast Africa, Europe, West Asia, Central Asia
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
June 19, 1917
June 19, 1917
Date
June 19, 1917
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
13:16:21
Saros
116
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.2857
Magnitude
0.4729
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
66°12′N 150°06′E / 66.2°N 150.1°E / 66.2; 150.1
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Northern North America, Northern Europe, North Asia
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
July 19, 1917
July 19, 1917
Date
July 19, 1917
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
2:42:42
Saros
154
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.5101
Magnitude
0.0863
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
63°42′S 101°48′E / 63.7°S 101.8°E / -63.7; 101.8
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
December 14, 1917
December 14, 1917
Date
December 14, 1917
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
9:27:20
Saros
121
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.9157
Magnitude
0.9791
Centralduration(min:s)
1:17
Location
88°00′S 124°48′E / 88.0°S 124.8°E / -88.0; 124.8
Path width
189
Path width
117
Geographical area
Annular: Antarctica Partial: Antarctica, Southern South America, Australia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
June 8, 1918
June 8, 1918
Date
June 8, 1918
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
22:07:43
Saros
126
Type
Total
Gamma
0.4658
Magnitude
1.0292
Centralduration(min:s)
2:23
Location
50°54′N 152°00′W / 50.9°N 152.0°W / 50.9; -152.0
Path width
112
Path width
70
Geographical area
Total: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida Partial: Northeast Asia, North America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
December 3, 1918
December 3, 1918
Date
December 3, 1918
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
15:22:02
Saros
131
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.2387
Magnitude
0.9383
Centralduration(min:s)
7:06
Location
36°06′S 53°42′W / 36.1°S 53.7°W / -36.1; -53.7
Path width
236
Path width
147
Geographical area
Annular: Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, South West Africa and Portuguese Angola Partial: South America, Antarctica, Southern Africa, Central Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
May 29, 1919
May 29, 1919
Date
May 29, 1919
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
13:08:55
Saros
136
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.2955
Magnitude
1.0719
Centralduration(min:s)
6:51
Location
4°24′N 16°42′W / 4.4°N 16.7°W / 4.4; -16.7
Path width
244
Path width
152
Geographical area
Total: Peru, Chile, Bolivia, Brazil, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Principe, Río Muni, French Equatorial Africa, Belgian Congo, Rhodesia, German East Africa, Nyasaland and Mozambique Partial: South America, Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
November 22, 1919
November 22, 1919
Date
November 22, 1919
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
15:14:12
Saros
141
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.4549
Magnitude
0.9198
Centralduration(min:s)
11:37
Location
6°54′N 48°54′W / 6.9°N 48.9°W / 6.9; -48.9
Path width
341
Path width
212
Geographical area
Annular: Texas, Cuba, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Barbados, the Gambia, Senegal, French Guinea, Mauritania, French Sudan Partial: North America, Caribbean, Northern South America, West Africa, Western Europe
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
May 18, 1920
May 18, 1920
Date
May 18, 1920
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
6:14:55
Saros
146
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.0239
Magnitude
0.9734
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
69°06′S 107°42′E / 69.1°S 107.7°E / -69.1; 107.7
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Australia, Antarctica
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
November 10, 1920
November 10, 1920
Date
November 10, 1920
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
15:52:15
Saros
151
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.1287
Magnitude
0.742
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
69°54′N 29°48′W / 69.9°N 29.8°W / 69.9; -29.8
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Canada, United States, Northwest Africa, Western Europe
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
April 8, 1921
April 8, 1921
Date
April 8, 1921
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
9:15:01
Saros
118
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.8869
Magnitude
0.9753
Centralduration(min:s)
1:50
Location
64°30′N 5°36′E / 64.5°N 5.6°E / 64.5; 5.6
Path width
192
Path width
119
Geographical area
Annular: Scotland, Norway Partial: North Africa, Europe, Central Asia, Russian SFSR
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
October 1, 1921
October 1, 1921
Date
October 1, 1921
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
12:35:58
Saros
123
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.9383
Magnitude
1.0293
Centralduration(min:s)
1:52
Location
66°06′S 56°06′W / 66.1°S 56.1°W / -66.1; -56.1
Path width
291
Path width
181
Geographical area
Total: Antarctica Partial: South America, Antarctica
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
March 28, 1922
March 28, 1922
Date
March 28, 1922
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
13:05:26
Saros
128
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.1711
Magnitude
0.9381
Centralduration(min:s)
7:50
Location
12°18′N 18°00′W / 12.3°N 18.0°W / 12.3; -18.0
Path width
233
Path width
145
Geographical area
Annular: Peru, Brazil, French West Africa, British Gambia, French Algeria, Italian Libya, Egypt, Kingdom of Hejaz and Sultanate of Nejd, and British Kuwait Partial: South America, Caribbean, North Africa, Central Africa, Europe, Middle East
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
September 21, 1922
September 21, 1922
Date
September 21, 1922
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:40:31
Saros
133
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.213
Magnitude
1.0678
Centralduration(min:s)
5:59
Location
10°42′S 104°30′E / 10.7°S 104.5°E / -10.7; 104.5
Path width
226
Path width
140
Geographical area
Total: Ethiopia, Italian Somaliland and Australia Partial: East Africa, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Australia, Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
March 17, 1923
March 17, 1923
Date
March 17, 1923
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
12:44:58
Saros
138
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.5438
Magnitude
0.931
Centralduration(min:s)
7:51
Location
33°00′S 2°24′E / 33.0°S 2.4°E / -33.0; 2.4
Path width
305
Path width
190
Geographical area
Annular: Chile, Argentina, Falkland Islands, South West Africa, Bechuanaland Protectorate, Southern Rhodesia, Portuguese Mozambique, Nyasaland and French Madagascar Partial: Southern South America, Southern Africa, Central Africa, Antarctica
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
September 10, 1923
September 10, 1923
Date
September 10, 1923
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
20:47:29
Saros
143
Type
Total
Gamma
0.5149
Magnitude
1.043
Centralduration(min:s)
3:37
Location
34°42′N 121°48′W / 34.7°N 121.8°W / 34.7; -121.8
Path width
167
Path width
104
Geographical area
Total: Shiashkotan, California, Mexico and British Honduras Partial: Far East Russia, North America, Central America, Caribbean, Northern South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
March 5, 1924
March 5, 1924
Date
March 5, 1924
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
15:44:20
Saros
148
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.2232
Magnitude
0.5819
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
71°54′S 55°36′E / 71.9°S 55.6°E / -71.9; 55.6
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica, Southern Africa
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
July 31, 1924
July 31, 1924
Date
July 31, 1924
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
19:58:20
Saros
115
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.4459
Magnitude
0.192
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
69°36′S 146°00′W / 69.6°S 146.0°W / -69.6; -146.0
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: None
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
August 30, 1924
August 30, 1924
Date
August 30, 1924
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
8:23:00
Saros
153
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.3123
Magnitude
0.4245
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
71°30′N 172°54′E / 71.5°N 172.9°E / 71.5; 172.9
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Greenland, Russian SFSR, Northeast Asia
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
January 24, 1925
January 24, 1925
Date
January 24, 1925
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
14:54:03
Saros
120
Type
Total
Gamma
0.8661
Magnitude
1.0304
Centralduration(min:s)
2:32
Location
40°30′N 49°36′W / 40.5°N 49.6°W / 40.5; -49.6
Path width
206
Path width
128
Geographical area
Total: Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ontario, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts Partial: North America, Central America, Caribbean, Northern South America, West Africa, Western Europe
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
July 20, 1925
July 20, 1925
Date
July 20, 1925
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
21:48:42
Saros
125
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.7193
Magnitude
0.9436
Centralduration(min:s)
7:15
Location
25°18′S 150°00′W / 25.3°S 150.0°W / -25.3; -150.0
Path width
300
Path width
190
Geographical area
Annular: New Zealand and French Polynesia Partial: Eastern Australia, Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
January 14, 1926
January 14, 1926
Date
January 14, 1926
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
6:36:58
Saros
130
Type
Total
Gamma
0.1973
Magnitude
1.043
Centralduration(min:s)
4:11
Location
10°06′S 82°18′E / 10.1°S 82.3°E / -10.1; 82.3
Path width
147
Path width
91
Geographical area
Total: French Equatorial Africa, Belgian Congo, Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, British Uganda, British Kenya, Italian Somaliland, British Seychelles, Dutch East Indies, North Borneo and Philippines Partial: East Africa, Middle East, South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Australia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
July 9, 1926
July 9, 1926
Date
July 9, 1926
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
23:06:02
Saros
135
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.0538
Magnitude
0.968
Centralduration(min:s)
3:51
Location
25°36′N 165°06′W / 25.6°N 165.1°W / 25.6; -165.1
Path width
115
Path width
71
Geographical area
Annular: Pulo Anna and Merir, Wake Island and Midway Atoll Partial: Northeast Asia, Northern Oceania, Hawaii, Southern North America, Central America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
January 3, 1927
January 3, 1927
Date
January 3, 1927
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
20:22:53
Saros
140
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.4956
Magnitude
0.9995
Centralduration(min:s)
0:03
Location
52°48′S 124°48′W / 52.8°S 124.8°W / -52.8; -124.8
Path width
2
Path width
1.2
Geographical area
Annular: New Zealand, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil Partial: Oceania, Antarctica, South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
June 29, 1927
June 29, 1927
Date
June 29, 1927
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
6:23:27
Saros
145
Type
Total
Gamma
0.8163
Magnitude
1.0128
Centralduration(min:s)
0:50
Location
78°06′N 73°48′E / 78.1°N 73.8°E / 78.1; 73.8
Path width
77
Path width
48
Geographical area
Total: United Kingdom, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Soviet Union and Amukta Partial: Europe, North Africa, North Asia, Northern North America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
December 24, 1927
December 24, 1927
Date
December 24, 1927
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
3:59:41
Saros
150
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.2416
Magnitude
0.549
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
66°06′S 47°42′W / 66.1°S 47.7°W / -66.1; -47.7
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
May 19, 1928
May 19, 1928
Date
May 19, 1928
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
13:24:20
Saros
117
Type
Total (non-central)
Gamma
1.0048
Magnitude
1.014
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
63°18′S 22°30′E / 63.3°S 22.5°E / -63.3; 22.5
Path width
—
Path width
Total: None Partial: Extreme Southern South America, Southern Africa
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
June 17, 1928
June 17, 1928
Date
June 17, 1928
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
20:27:28
Saros
155
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.5107
Magnitude
0.0375
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
65°36′N 70°36′E / 65.6°N 70.6°E / 65.6; 70.6
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Northern Soviet Union
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
November 12, 1928
November 12, 1928
Date
November 12, 1928
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
9:48:24
Saros
122
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.0861
Magnitude
0.8078
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
62°36′N 81°06′E / 62.6°N 81.1°E / 62.6; 81.1
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Northeast Africa, Europe, West Asia, Central Asia, South Asia
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
May 9, 1929
May 9, 1929
Date
May 9, 1929
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
6:10:34
Saros
127
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.2887
Magnitude
1.0562
Centralduration(min:s)
5:07
Location
1°36′N 92°42′E / 1.6°N 92.7°E / 1.6; 92.7
Path width
193
Path width
120
Geographical area
Total: Dutch East Indies, Federated Malay States, Siam, French Indochina and Philippines Partial: Southeast Africa, South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Australia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
November 1, 1929
November 1, 1929
Date
November 1, 1929
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
12:05:10
Saros
132
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.3514
Magnitude
0.9649
Centralduration(min:s)
3:54
Location
4°30′N 3°06′E / 4.5°N 3.1°E / 4.5; 3.1
Path width
134
Path width
83
Geographical area
Annular: Spanish Sahara, French West Africa, British Gold Coast, French Togoland, Portuguese São Tomé and Príncipe, French Equatorial Africa, Belgian Congo, Northern Rhodesia, British Tanganyika and British Seychelles Partial: Africa, Europe, Middle East
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
April 28, 1930
April 28, 1930
Date
April 28, 1930
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
19:03:34
Saros
137
Type
Hybrid
Gamma
0.473
Magnitude
1.0003
Centralduration(min:s)
0:01
Location
39°24′N 121°12′W / 39.4°N 121.2°W / 39.4; -121.2
Path width
1
Path width
0.62
Geographical area
Total: California, Nevada, Oregon, Idaho and Montana Annular: Montana, Canada and Dominion of Newfoundland Partial: Hawaii, North America, Northern Soviet Union
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
October 21, 1930
October 21, 1930
Date
October 21, 1930
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
21:43:53
Saros
142
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.3804
Magnitude
1.023
Centralduration(min:s)
1:55
Location
30°30′S 161°06′W / 30.5°S 161.1°W / -30.5; -161.1
Path width
84
Path width
52
Geographical area
Total: Niuafoʻou, Chile and Santa Cruz Province, Argentina Partial: Australia, Oceania, Antarctica, Southern South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
April 18, 1931
April 18, 1931
Date
April 18, 1931
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
0:45:35
Saros
147
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.2643
Magnitude
0.5107
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
61°30′N 58°54′E / 61.5°N 58.9°E / 61.5; 58.9
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: East Asia, North Asia
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
September 12, 1931
September 12, 1931
Date
September 12, 1931
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:41:25
Saros
114
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.506
Magnitude
0.0471
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
61°12′N 152°48′W / 61.2°N 152.8°W / 61.2; -152.8
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Alaska
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
October 11, 1931
October 11, 1931
Date
October 11, 1931
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
12:55:40
Saros
152
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.0607
Magnitude
0.9005
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
61°12′S 119°30′W / 61.2°S 119.5°W / -61.2; -119.5
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Southern and Central South America, Antarctica
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
March 7, 1932
March 7, 1932
Date
March 7, 1932
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
7:55:50
Saros
119
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.9673
Magnitude
0.9277
Centralduration(min:s)
5:19
Location
60°42′S 134°24′E / 60.7°S 134.4°E / -60.7; 134.4
Path width
1,083
Path width
673
Geographical area
Annular: Antarctica and Tasmania Partial: Antarctica, Australia, Southeast Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
August 31, 1932
August 31, 1932
Date
August 31, 1932
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
20:03:41
Saros
124
Type
Total
Gamma
0.8307
Magnitude
1.0257
Centralduration(min:s)
1:45
Location
54°30′N 79°30′W / 54.5°N 79.5°W / 54.5; -79.5
Path width
155
Path width
96
Geographical area
Total: Northwest Territories, Quebec, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine and Massachusetts Partial: Far East Soviet Union, North America, Central America, Caribbean, Northern South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
February 24, 1933
February 24, 1933
Date
February 24, 1933
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
12:46:39
Saros
129
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.2191
Magnitude
0.9841
Centralduration(min:s)
1:32
Location
20°48′S 2°06′W / 20.8°S 2.1°W / -20.8; -2.1
Path width
58
Path width
36
Geographical area
Annular: Chile, Argentina, Portuguese Angola, French Equatorial Africa, Belgian Congo, Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, Ethiopia, French Somaliland, Italian Eritrea and British Raj Partial: Southern and Central South America, Antarctica, Africa, Middle East
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
August 21, 1933
August 21, 1933
Date
August 21, 1933
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
5:49:11
Saros
134
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.0869
Magnitude
0.9801
Centralduration(min:s)
2:04
Location
16°54′N 95°54′E / 16.9°N 95.9°E / 16.9; 95.9
Path width
71
Path width
44
Geographical area
Annular: Italian Libya, Egypt, Mandatory Palestine, French Mandate for Syria and the Lebanon, Iraq, Persia, Afghanistan, British Raj, Siam, Dutch East Indies, North Borneo and Australia Partial: Northeast Africa, Eastern Europe, Asia, Australia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
February 14, 1934
February 14, 1934
Date
February 14, 1934
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
0:38:41
Saros
139
Type
Total
Gamma
0.4868
Magnitude
1.0321
Centralduration(min:s)
2:53
Location
13°12′N 161°42′E / 13.2°N 161.7°E / 13.2; 161.7
Path width
123
Path width
76
Geographical area
Total: Dutch East Indies, North Borneo and the South Seas Mandate Partial: East Asia, Southeast Asia, Australia, Northern Oceania, Hawaii, Western North America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
August 10, 1934
August 10, 1934
Date
August 10, 1934
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
8:37:48
Saros
144
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.689
Magnitude
0.9436
Centralduration(min:s)
6:33
Location
24°30′S 34°36′E / 24.5°S 34.6°E / -24.5; 34.6
Path width
280
Path width
170
Geographical area
Annular: Portuguese West Africa, South West Africa, Rhodesia, Bechuanaland Protectorate, Mozambique, Transvaal and Swaziland Partial: Southern Africa, Central Africa, East Africa, Antarctica
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
January 5, 1935
January 5, 1935
Date
January 5, 1935
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
5:35:46
Saros
111
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.5381
Magnitude
0.0013
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
64°42′S 110°12′W / 64.7°S 110.2°W / -64.7; -110.2
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: None
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
February 3, 1935
February 3, 1935
Date
February 3, 1935
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
16:16:20
Saros
149
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.1438
Magnitude
0.739
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
62°30′N 115°24′W / 62.5°N 115.4°W / 62.5; -115.4
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: North America
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
June 30, 1935
June 30, 1935
Date
June 30, 1935
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
19:59:46
Saros
116
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.3623
Magnitude
0.3375
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
65°12′N 39°06′E / 65.2°N 39.1°E / 65.2; 39.1
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Northern Europe, Northern Soviet Union, Greenland
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
July 30, 1935
July 30, 1935
Date
July 30, 1935
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
9:16:28
Saros
154
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.4259
Magnitude
0.2315
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
62°54′S 5°54′W / 62.9°S 5.9°W / -62.9; -5.9
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
December 25, 1935
December 25, 1935
Date
December 25, 1935
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
17:59:52
Saros
121
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.9228
Magnitude
0.9752
Centralduration(min:s)
1:30
Location
83°30′S 9°24′E / 83.5°S 9.4°E / -83.5; 9.4
Path width
234
Path width
145
Geographical area
Annular: Antarctica Partial: Antarctica, Southern South America, New Zealand
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
June 19, 1936
June 19, 1936
Date
June 19, 1936
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
5:20:31
Saros
126
Type
Total
Gamma
0.5389
Magnitude
1.0329
Centralduration(min:s)
2:31
Location
56°06′N 104°42′E / 56.1°N 104.7°E / 56.1; 104.7
Path width
132
Path width
82
Geographical area
Total: Greece, Turkey, Soviet Union, China and Hokkaido Partial: Europe, Northeast Africa, Asia, Northern North America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
December 13, 1936
December 13, 1936
Date
December 13, 1936
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
23:28:12
Saros
131
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.2493
Magnitude
0.9349
Centralduration(min:s)
7:25
Location
37°48′S 172°36′W / 37.8°S 172.6°W / -37.8; -172.6
Path width
251
Path width
156
Geographical area
Annular: Australia, New Zealand and Oeno Island Partial: Australia, Oceania, Antarctica
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
June 8, 1937
June 8, 1937
Date
June 8, 1937
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
20:41:02
Saros
136
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.2253
Magnitude
1.0751
Centralduration(min:s)
7:04
Location
9°54′N 130°30′W / 9.9°N 130.5°W / 9.9; -130.5
Path width
250
Path width
160
Geographical area
Total: Gilbert and Ellice Islands and Peru Partial: Oceania, Hawaii, Southern North America, Central America, Caribbean, Western South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
December 2, 1937
December 2, 1937
Date
December 2, 1937
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
23:05:45
Saros
141
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.4389
Magnitude
0.9184
Centralduration(min:s)
12:00
Location
6°54′N 48°54′W / 6.9°N 48.9°W / 6.9; -48.9
Path width
344
Path width
214
Geographical area
Annular: Ogasawara, Tokyo, South Seas Mandate and Gilbert and Ellice Islands Partial: East Asia, Northern Oceania, Hawaii, Western North America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
May 29, 1938
May 29, 1938
Date
May 29, 1938
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
13:50:19
Saros
146
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.9607
Magnitude
1.0552
Centralduration(min:s)
4:05
Location
52°42′S 22°00′W / 52.7°S 22.0°W / -52.7; -22.0
Path width
675
Path width
419
Geographical area
Total: South Orkney Islands, South Georgia, Zavodovski Island and Visokoi Island Partial: Southern and Central South America, Southern Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
November 21, 1938
November 21, 1938
Date
November 21, 1938
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
23:52:25
Saros
151
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.1077
Magnitude
0.7781
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
68°54′N 162°00′W / 68.9°N 162.0°W / 68.9; -162.0
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Northeast Asia, Hawaii, Western North America
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
April 19, 1939
April 19, 1939
Date
April 19, 1939
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
16:45:53
Saros
118
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.9388
Magnitude
0.9731
Centralduration(min:s)
1:49
Location
73°06′N 129°06′W / 73.1°N 129.1°W / 73.1; -129.1
Path width
285
Path width
177
Geographical area
Annular: Alaska, Canada, Franz Josef Land, Ushakov Island and Vize Island Partial: North America, Western Europe
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
October 12, 1939
October 12, 1939
Date
October 12, 1939
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
20:40:23
Saros
123
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.9737
Magnitude
1.0266
Centralduration(min:s)
1:32
Location
72°48′S 155°06′E / 72.8°S 155.1°E / -72.8; 155.1
Path width
418
Path width
260
Geographical area
Total: Antarctica Partial: Eastern Australia, Oceania, Extreme Southern South America, Antarctica
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
April 7, 1940
April 7, 1940
Date
April 7, 1940
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
20:21:21
Saros
128
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.219
Magnitude
0.9394
Centralduration(min:s)
7:30
Location
19°12′N 128°30′W / 19.2°N 128.5°W / 19.2; -128.5
Path width
230
Path width
140
Geographical area
Annular: Gilbert and Ellice Islands, Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida and South Carolina Partial: Eastern Oceania, Hawaii, North America, Central America, Caribbean, Northern South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
October 1, 1940
October 1, 1940
Date
October 1, 1940
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
12:44:06
Saros
133
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.2573
Magnitude
1.0645
Centralduration(min:s)
5:35
Location
17°30′S 18°12′W / 17.5°S 18.2°W / -17.5; -18.2
Path width
218
Path width
135
Geographical area
Total: Colombia, Brazil, Venezuela and South Africa Partial: Caribbean, South America, Central Africa, Southern Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
March 27, 1941
March 27, 1941
Date
March 27, 1941
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
20:08:08
Saros
138
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.5025
Magnitude
0.9355
Centralduration(min:s)
7:41
Location
26°12′S 110°54′W / 26.2°S 110.9°W / -26.2; -110.9
Path width
276
Path width
171
Geographical area
Annular: Peru, Bolivia and Brazil Partial: Oceania, Central America, Caribbean, Western South America, Antarctica
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
September 21, 1941
September 21, 1941
Date
September 21, 1941
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:34:03
Saros
143
Type
Total
Gamma
0.4649
Magnitude
1.0379
Centralduration(min:s)
3:22
Location
27°18′N 119°06′E / 27.3°N 119.1°E / 27.3; 119.1
Path width
143
Path width
89
Geographical area
Total: Soviet Union, China, Taiwan, Okinawa Prefecture and South Seas Mandate Partial: Asia, Northern Australia, Northern Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
March 16, 1942
March 16, 1942
Date
March 16, 1942
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
23:37:07
Saros
148
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.1908
Magnitude
0.6393
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
72°12′S 76°48′E / 72.2°S 76.8°E / -72.2; 76.8
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica, Southern Oceania
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
August 12, 1942
August 12, 1942
Date
August 12, 1942
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
2:45:12
Saros
115
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.5244
Magnitude
0.0561
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
70°24′S 99°54′E / 70.4°S 99.9°E / -70.4; 99.9
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
September 10, 1942
September 10, 1942
Date
September 10, 1942
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
15:39:32
Saros
153
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.2571
Magnitude
0.523
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
71°54′N 50°00′E / 71.9°N 50.0°E / 71.9; 50.0
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Northern North America, Europe, North Africa
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
February 4, 1943
February 4, 1943
Date
February 4, 1943
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
23:38:10
Saros
120
Type
Total
Gamma
0.8734
Magnitude
1.0331
Centralduration(min:s)
2:39
Location
43°36′N 175°06′E / 43.6°N 175.1°E / 43.6; 175.1
Path width
229
Path width
142
Geographical area
Total: China, Primorsky Krai, Hokkaido, Kunashir Island, Alaska and Yukon Partial: East Asia, Hawaii, Western North America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
August 1, 1943
August 1, 1943
Date
August 1, 1943
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:16:13
Saros
125
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.8041
Magnitude
0.9409
Centralduration(min:s)
6:59
Location
34°48′S 108°36′E / 34.8°S 108.6°E / -34.8; 108.6
Path width
367
Path width
228
Geographical area
Annular: Île Amsterdam Partial: Madagascar, Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia and Wilkes Land
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
January 25, 1944
January 25, 1944
Date
January 25, 1944
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
15:26:42
Saros
130
Type
Total
Gamma
0.2025
Magnitude
1.0428
Centralduration(min:s)
4:09
Location
7°36′S 50°12′W / 7.6°S 50.2°W / -7.6; -50.2
Path width
146
Path width
91
Geographical area
Total: Peru, Brazil, British Sierra Leone and French West Africa Partial: Southern North America, Central America, Caribbean, South America, Western Europe, West Africa, Central Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
July 20, 1944
July 20, 1944
Date
July 20, 1944
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
5:43:13
Saros
135
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.0314
Magnitude
0.97
Centralduration(min:s)
3:42
Location
19°00′N 95°42′E / 19.0°N 95.7°E / 19.0; 95.7
Path width
108
Path width
67
Geographical area
Annular: British Uganda, Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, British Kenya, Ethiopia, British Somaliland, British Raj, Burma, Thailand, French Indochina, Philippines and the Territory of New Guinea Partial: East Africa, West Asia, Central Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Australia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
January 14, 1945
January 14, 1945
Date
January 14, 1945
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
5:01:43
Saros
140
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.4937
Magnitude
0.997
Centralduration(min:s)
0:15
Location
51°06′S 110°18′E / 51.1°S 110.3°E / -51.1; 110.3
Path width
12
Path width
7.5
Geographical area
Annular: Eastern Cape, Tasmania and Furneaux Group Partial: Southern Africa, Antarctica, Australia, Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
July 9, 1945
July 9, 1945
Date
July 9, 1945
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
13:27:46
Saros
145
Type
Total
Gamma
0.7356
Magnitude
1.018
Centralduration(min:s)
1:15
Location
70°00′N 17°12′W / 70.0°N 17.2°W / 70.0; -17.2
Path width
92
Path width
57
Geographical area
Total: Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Canada, Greenland, Scandinavia, Soviet Union and Central Asia Partial: North America, Europe, North Africa, West Asia, Soviet Union
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
January 3, 1946
January 3, 1946
Date
January 3, 1946
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
12:16:11
Saros
150
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.2392
Magnitude
0.5529
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
67°06′S 177°36′E / 67.1°S 177.6°E / -67.1; 177.6
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica, Extreme Southern South America
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
May 30, 1946
May 30, 1946
Date
May 30, 1946
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
21:00:24
Saros
117
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.0711
Magnitude
0.8865
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
64°06′S 101°00′W / 64.1°S 101.0°W / -64.1; -101.0
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Eastern Oceania, Western South America
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
June 29, 1946
June 29, 1946
Date
June 29, 1946
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
3:51:58
Saros
155
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.4361
Magnitude
0.1802
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
66°36′N 50°48′W / 66.6°N 50.8°W / 66.6; -50.8
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Northern Europe, Greenland, Canada
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
November 23, 1946
November 23, 1946
Date
November 23, 1946
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
17:37:12
Saros
122
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.105
Magnitude
0.7758
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
63°24′N 45°18′W / 63.4°N 45.3°W / 63.4; -45.3
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Canada, United States, Caribbean, Northern South America
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
May 20, 1947
May 20, 1947
Date
May 20, 1947
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
13:47:47
Saros
127
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.3528
Magnitude
1.0557
Centralduration(min:s)
5:13
Location
0°12′N 21°24′W / 0.2°N 21.4°W / 0.2; -21.4
Path width
196
Path width
122
Geographical area
Total: Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil, Liberia, French West Africa, British Gold Coast, French Togoland, British Nigeria, French Cameroons, French Equatorial Africa, Belgian Congo, British Uganda, British Tanganyika and British Kenya Partial: South America, Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
November 12, 1947
November 12, 1947
Date
November 12, 1947
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
20:05:37
Saros
132
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.3743
Magnitude
0.965
Centralduration(min:s)
3:59
Location
3°00′N 117°24′W / 3.0°N 117.4°W / 3.0; -117.4
Path width
135
Path width
84
Geographical area
Annular: Peru, Ecuador, Colombia and Brazil Partial: Hawaii, North America, Central America, Caribbean, Western South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
May 9, 1948
May 9, 1948
Date
May 9, 1948
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
2:26:04
Saros
137
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.4133
Magnitude
0.9999
Centralduration(min:s)
0:00
Location
39°48′N 131°12′E / 39.8°N 131.2°E / 39.8; 131.2
Path width
0.2
Path width
0.12
Geographical area
Annular: Car Nicobar, Burma, Siam, French Indochina, North Vietnam, China, South Korea, Rebun Island, Kuril Islands and Alaska Partial: South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Northeast Asia, Alaska, Northwest Canada
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
November 1, 1948
November 1, 1948
Date
November 1, 1948
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
5:59:18
Saros
142
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.3517
Magnitude
1.0231
Centralduration(min:s)
1:56
Location
33°06′S 76°12′E / 33.1°S 76.2°E / -33.1; 76.2
Path width
84
Path width
52
Geographical area
Total: Belgian Congo, Uganda Protectorate, British Kenya, British Seychelles and British Mauritius Partial: East Africa, Southern Africa, Antarctica, Australia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
April 28, 1949
April 28, 1949
Date
April 28, 1949
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
7:48:53
Saros
147
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.2068
Magnitude
0.6092
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
61°54′N 55°42′W / 61.9°N 55.7°W / 61.9; -55.7
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: North Africa, Europe, Soviet Union, Greenland, Northern Canada
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
October 21, 1949
October 21, 1949
Date
October 21, 1949
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
21:13:01
Saros
152
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.027
Magnitude
0.9638
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
61°30′S 107°30′E / 61.5°S 107.5°E / -61.5; 107.5
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Australia, Oceania, Antarctica
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
March 18, 1950
March 18, 1950
Date
March 18, 1950
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
15:32:01
Saros
119
Type
Annular (non-central)
Gamma
0.9988
Magnitude
0.962
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
60°54′S 40°54′E / 60.9°S 40.9°E / -60.9; 40.9
Path width
—
Path width
Annular: Antarctica Partial: Extreme Southern South America, Antarctica, Southern Africa
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
September 12, 1950
September 12, 1950
Date
September 12, 1950
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
3:38:47
Saros
124
Type
Total
Gamma
0.8903
Magnitude
1.0182
Centralduration(min:s)
1:45
Location
54°48′N 172°18′E / 54.8°N 172.3°E / 54.8; 172.3
Path width
134
Path width
83
Geographical area
Total: Soviet Union and the Semichi Islands Partial: Northeast Asia, Alaska, Hawaii, Northwest Canada
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
March 7, 1951
March 7, 1951
Date
March 7, 1951
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
20:53:40
Saros
129
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.242
Magnitude
0.9896
Centralduration(min:s)
0:59
Location
17°42′S 123°30′W / 17.7°S 123.5°W / -17.7; -123.5
Path width
38
Path width
24
Geographical area
Annular: New Zealand, Costa Rica, Nicaragua and San Andrés Island Partial: Oceania, Western South America, Southern North America, Central America, Caribbean
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
September 1, 1951
September 1, 1951
Date
September 1, 1951
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
12:51:51
Saros
134
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.1557
Magnitude
0.9747
Centralduration(min:s)
2:36
Location
16°30′N 8°30′W / 16.5°N 8.5°W / 16.5; -8.5
Path width
91
Path width
57
Geographical area
Annular: Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, Spanish Sahara, French West Africa, British Gold Coast, French Equatorial Africa, Belgian Congo, Northern Rhodesia, Portuguese Mozambique, Nyasaland and French Madagascar Partial: Eastern North America, Caribbean, Northern South America, Europe, Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
February 25, 1952
February 25, 1952
Date
February 25, 1952
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
9:11:35
Saros
139
Type
Total
Gamma
0.4697
Magnitude
1.0366
Centralduration(min:s)
3:09
Location
15°36′N 32°42′E / 15.6°N 32.7°E / 15.6; 32.7
Path width
138
Path width
86
Geographical area
Total: French Equatorial Africa, Belgian Congo, Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, Arabia, Persia and the Soviet Union Partial: Africa, Europe, West Asia, Central Asia, South Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
August 20, 1952
August 20, 1952
Date
August 20, 1952
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
15:13:35
Saros
144
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.6102
Magnitude
0.942
Centralduration(min:s)
6:40
Location
21°42′S 64°06′W / 21.7°S 64.1°W / -21.7; -64.1
Path width
280
Path width
170
Geographical area
Annular: Peru, Chile, Bolivia, Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil and Uruguay Partial: Central America, Caribbean, South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
February 14, 1953
February 14, 1953
Date
February 14, 1953
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
0:59:30
Saros
149
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.1331
Magnitude
0.7596
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
61°54′N 104°54′E / 61.9°N 104.9°E / 61.9; 104.9
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: East Asia, Northeast Asia, Alaska
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
July 11, 1953
July 11, 1953
Date
July 11, 1953
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
2:44:14
Saros
116
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.4388
Magnitude
0.2015
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
64°18′N 71°42′W / 64.3°N 71.7°W / 64.3; -71.7
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Canada, Greenland, Pacific Northwest
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
August 9, 1953
August 9, 1953
Date
August 9, 1953
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
15:55:03
Saros
154
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.344
Magnitude
0.3729
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
62°12′S 114°42′W / 62.2°S 114.7°W / -62.2; -114.7
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica, Extreme Southern South America
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
January 5, 1954
January 5, 1954
Date
January 5, 1954
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
2:32:01
Saros
121
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.9296
Magnitude
0.972
Centralduration(min:s)
1:42
Location
79°06′S 120°48′W / 79.1°S 120.8°W / -79.1; -120.8
Path width
278
Path width
173
Geographical area
Annular: Antarctica Partial: Antarctica, Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
June 30, 1954
June 30, 1954
Date
June 30, 1954
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
12:32:38
Saros
126
Type
Total
Gamma
0.6135
Magnitude
1.0357
Centralduration(min:s)
2:35
Location
60°30′N 4°12′E / 60.5°N 4.2°E / 60.5; 4.2
Path width
153
Path width
95
Geographical area
Total: Nebraska, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Canada, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, eastern Europe, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and India Partial: Eastern North America, Europe, North Africa, West Asia, Central Asia, South Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
December 25, 1954
December 25, 1954
Date
December 25, 1954
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
7:36:42
Saros
131
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.2576
Magnitude
0.9323
Centralduration(min:s)
7:39
Location
38°24′S 68°12′E / 38.4°S 68.2°E / -38.4; 68.2
Path width
262
Path width
163
Geographical area
Annular: South West Africa, South Africa, Indonesia and Portuguese Timor Partial: Southern Africa, Antarctica, Southeast Asia, Australia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
June 20, 1955
June 20, 1955
Date
June 20, 1955
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:10:42
Saros
136
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.1528
Magnitude
1.0776
Centralduration(min:s)
7:08
Location
14°48′N 117°00′E / 14.8°N 117.0°E / 14.8; 117.0
Path width
254
Path width
158
Geographical area
Total: British Seychelles, crossing Ceylon, Burma, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, South Vietnam, Paracel Islands, the Philippines, Nukumanu Islands, Ontong Java Atoll Partial: South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Australia, Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
December 14, 1955
December 14, 1955
Date
December 14, 1955
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
7:02:25
Saros
141
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.4266
Magnitude
0.9176
Centralduration(min:s)
12:09
Location
2°06′N 72°12′E / 2.1°N 72.2°E / 2.1; 72.2
Path width
346
Path width
215
Geographical area
Annular: French Equatorial Africa, Libya, Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, French Somaliland, British Somaliland, the Trust Territory of Somaliland, the Maldives, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Burma, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, North Vietnam and South Vietnam, China, British Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Ryukyu Islands Partial: East Africa, Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
June 8, 1956
June 8, 1956
Date
June 8, 1956
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
21:20:39
Saros
146
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.8934
Magnitude
1.0581
Centralduration(min:s)
4:45
Location
40°48′S 140°42′W / 40.8°S 140.7°W / -40.8; -140.7
Path width
429
Path width
267
Geographical area
Total: None Partial: Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
December 2, 1956
December 2, 1956
Date
December 2, 1956
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
8:00:35
Saros
151
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.0923
Magnitude
0.8047
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
67°54′N 64°36′E / 67.9°N 64.6°E / 67.9; 64.6
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Europe, Northeast Africa, Asia
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
April 30, 1957
April 30, 1957
Date
April 30, 1957
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
0:05:28
Saros
118
Type
Annular (non-central)
Gamma
0.9992
Magnitude
0.9799
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
70°36′N 40°18′E / 70.6°N 40.3°E / 70.6; 40.3
Path width
—
Path width
Annular: Soviet Union and Bear Island Partial: East Asia, Northeast Asia, Alaska, Canada, Northwestern United States
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
October 23, 1957
October 23, 1957
Date
October 23, 1957
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:54:02
Saros
123
Type
Total (non-central)
Gamma
1.0022
Magnitude
1.0013
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
71°12′S 23°06′W / 71.2°S 23.1°W / -71.2; -23.1
Path width
—
Path width
Total: None Partial: Southern Africa, Antarctica, New Zealand
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
April 19, 1958
April 19, 1958
Date
April 19, 1958
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
3:27:17
Saros
128
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.275
Magnitude
0.9408
Centralduration(min:s)
7:07
Location
26°30′N 123°36′E / 26.5°N 123.6°E / 26.5; 123.6
Path width
228
Path width
142
Geographical area
Annular: The Maldives, Nicobar Islands, Burma, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, North Vietnam and South Vietnam, China, British Hong Kong, Taiwan, Ryukyu Islands and Japan Partial: Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
October 12, 1958
October 12, 1958
Date
October 12, 1958
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
20:55:28
Saros
133
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.2951
Magnitude
1.0608
Centralduration(min:s)
5:11
Location
24°00′S 142°24′W / 24.0°S 142.4°W / -24.0; -142.4
Path width
209
Path width
130
Geographical area
Total: Tokelau, Cook Islands, French Polynesia, Chile and Argentina Partial: Eastern Australia, Oceania, Western South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
April 8, 1959
April 8, 1959
Date
April 8, 1959
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
3:24:08
Saros
138
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.4546
Magnitude
0.9401
Centralduration(min:s)
7:26
Location
19°06′S 137°36′E / 19.1°S 137.6°E / -19.1; 137.6
Path width
247
Path width
153
Geographical area
Annular: Australia, Milne Bay Province, British Solomon Islands, Gilbert and Ellice Islands, Tokelau and Swains Island Partial: Australia, Antarctica, Southeast Asia, Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
October 2, 1959
October 2, 1959
Date
October 2, 1959
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
12:27:00
Saros
143
Type
Total
Gamma
0.4207
Magnitude
1.0325
Centralduration(min:s)
3:02
Location
20°24′N 1°24′W / 20.4°N 1.4°W / 20.4; -1.4
Path width
120
Path width
75
Geographical area
Total: Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Canary Islands, Morocco, Spanish Sahara, French Mauritania, Mali Federation, French Niger, British Nigeria, British Cameroons and French Cameroons, French Chad, French Central Africa, Sudan, Ethiopia and the Trust Territory of Somaliland Partial: Eastern North America, Eastern Caribbean, Europe, Africa, West Asia, Central Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
March 27, 1960
March 27, 1960
Date
March 27, 1960
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
7:25:07
Saros
148
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.1537
Magnitude
0.7058
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
72°06′S 151°54′E / 72.1°S 151.9°E / -72.1; 151.9
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica, Australia
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
September 20, 1960
September 20, 1960
Date
September 20, 1960
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
22:59:56
Saros
153
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.2057
Magnitude
0.6139
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
72°06′N 74°06′W / 72.1°N 74.1°W / 72.1; -74.1
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Eastern Soviet Union, Alaska, Canada, United States, Northern Mexico
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
February 15, 1961
February 15, 1961
Date
February 15, 1961
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
8:19:48
Saros
120
Type
Total
Gamma
0.883
Magnitude
1.036
Centralduration(min:s)
2:45
Location
47°24′N 40°00′E / 47.4°N 40.0°E / 47.4; 40.0
Path width
258
Path width
160
Geographical area
Total: France, Monaco, Italy, San Marino, SFR Yugoslavia, Albania, Bulgaria, Romania and the Soviet Union Partial: Europe, North Africa, Northeast Africa, West Asia, Central Asia, South Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
August 11, 1961
August 11, 1961
Date
August 11, 1961
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
10:46:47
Saros
125
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.8859
Magnitude
0.9375
Centralduration(min:s)
6:35
Location
45°48′S 4°00′E / 45.8°S 4.0°E / -45.8; 4.0
Path width
499
Path width
310
Geographical area
Annular: Antarctica Partial: Eastern South America, Southern Africa, Antarctica
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
February 5, 1962
February 5, 1962
Date
February 5, 1962
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
0:12:38
Saros
130
Type
Total
Gamma
0.2107
Magnitude
1.043
Centralduration(min:s)
4:08
Location
4°12′S 178°06′E / 4.2°S 178.1°E / -4.2; 178.1
Path width
147
Path width
91
Geographical area
Total: Indonesia, Netherlands New Guinea, the Territory of Papua New Guinea and the British Solomon Islands Partial: East Asia, Australia, Oceania, Hawaii, Western North America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
July 31, 1962
July 31, 1962
Date
July 31, 1962
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
12:25:33
Saros
135
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.113
Magnitude
0.9716
Centralduration(min:s)
3:33
Location
12°00′N 5°42′W / 12.0°N 5.7°W / 12.0; -5.7
Path width
103
Path width
64
Geographical area
Annular: Venezuela, Roraima, Guyana, Dutch Guiana, Senegal, Gambia Colony and Protectorate, Mali, Upper Volta, Ghana, Togo, Dahomey, Nigeria, Cameroon, Congo-Brazzaville, Congo-Léopoldville, Tanganyika, Portuguese Mozambique, French Comoros, Mayotte and the Malagasy Republic Partial: Caribbean, Northern South America, Africa, Southern Europe, Middle East
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
January 25, 1963
January 25, 1963
Date
January 25, 1963
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
13:37:12
Saros
140
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.4898
Magnitude
0.9951
Centralduration(min:s)
0:25
Location
48°12′S 15°00′W / 48.2°S 15.0°W / -48.2; -15.0
Path width
20
Path width
12
Geographical area
Annular: Chile, Argentina, South Africa, Basutoland and Malagasy Republic Partial: Southern and Central South America, Antarctica, Southern Africa, Eastern Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
July 20, 1963
July 20, 1963
Date
July 20, 1963
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
20:36:13
Saros
145
Type
Total
Gamma
0.6571
Magnitude
1.0224
Centralduration(min:s)
1:40
Location
61°42′N 119°36′W / 61.7°N 119.6°W / 61.7; -119.6
Path width
101
Path width
63
Geographical area
Total: Hokkaido, Kuril Islands, Alaska, Maine and Canada Partial: Eastern Soviet Union, North America, Central America, Caribbean, Far Northern Europe, Northern South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
January 14, 1964
January 14, 1964
Date
January 14, 1964
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
20:30:08
Saros
150
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.2354
Magnitude
0.5591
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
68°12′S 43°06′E / 68.2°S 43.1°E / -68.2; 43.1
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica, Extreme Southern South America
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
June 10, 1964
June 10, 1964
Date
June 10, 1964
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:34:07
Saros
117
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.1393
Magnitude
0.7545
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
65°00′S 135°54′E / 65.0°S 135.9°E / -65.0; 135.9
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Australia, Western Oceania
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
July 9, 1964
July 9, 1964
Date
July 9, 1964
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
11:17:53
Saros
155
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.3623
Magnitude
0.3221
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
67°36′N 172°54′W / 67.6°N 172.9°W / 67.6; -172.9
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Canada, Greenland, Eastern Soviet Union
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
December 4, 1964
December 4, 1964
Date
December 4, 1964
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
1:31:54
Saros
122
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.1193
Magnitude
0.7518
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
64°18′N 173°18′W / 64.3°N 173.3°W / 64.3; -173.3
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Northeast Asia, Southwest Alaska, Hawaii
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
May 30, 1965
May 30, 1965
Date
May 30, 1965
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
21:17:31
Saros
127
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.4225
Magnitude
1.0544
Centralduration(min:s)
5:15
Location
2°30′S 133°48′W / 2.5°S 133.8°W / -2.5; -133.8
Path width
198
Path width
123
Geographical area
Total: Northland Region, Manuae, Manuae, Motu One and Peru Partial: Oceania, Mexico, Central America, Caribbean, Western South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
November 23, 1965
November 23, 1965
Date
November 23, 1965
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:14:51
Saros
132
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.3906
Magnitude
0.9656
Centralduration(min:s)
4:02
Location
1°42′N 119°48′E / 1.7°N 119.8°E / 1.7; 119.8
Path width
134
Path width
83
Geographical area
Annular: Soviet Union, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, China, Nepal, Sikkim, Burma, Sainyabuli Province, Cambodia, South Vietnam, Spratly Islands, Brunei, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Territory of Papua New Guinea and Gilbert and Ellice Islands Partial: Asia, Australia, Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
May 20, 1966
May 20, 1966
Date
May 20, 1966
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
9:39:02
Saros
137
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.3467
Magnitude
0.9991
Centralduration(min:s)
0:05
Location
39°12′N 26°24′E / 39.2°N 26.4°E / 39.2; 26.4
Path width
3
Path width
1.9
Geographical area
Annular: Guinea, Mali, Algeria, Libya, Greece, Turkey, the Soviet Union and China Partial: North Africa, Central Africa, Northeast Africa, Europe, West Asia, Central Asia, North Asia, South Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
November 12, 1966
November 12, 1966
Date
November 12, 1966
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
14:23:28
Saros
142
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.33
Magnitude
1.0234
Centralduration(min:s)
1:57
Location
35°36′S 48°12′W / 35.6°S 48.2°W / -35.6; -48.2
Path width
84
Path width
52
Geographical area
Total: Peru, Chile, Bolivia, Argentina and Brazil Partial: Central America, Caribbean, South America, Antarctica, Southern Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
May 9, 1967
May 9, 1967
Date
May 9, 1967
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
14:42:48
Saros
147
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.1422
Magnitude
0.7201
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
62°30′N 168°06′W / 62.5°N 168.1°W / 62.5; -168.1
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: North America, Northern Europe
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
November 2, 1967
November 2, 1967
Date
November 2, 1967
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
5:38:56
Saros
152
Type
Total (non-central)
Gamma
1.0007
Magnitude
1.0126
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
62°00′S 27°48′W / 62.0°S 27.8°W / -62.0; -27.8
Path width
—
Path width
Total: None Partial: Southern Africa, Antarctica
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
March 28, 1968
March 28, 1968
Date
March 28, 1968
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
23:00:30
Saros
119
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.037
Magnitude
0.899
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
61°00′S 79°48′W / 61.0°S 79.8°W / -61.0; -79.8
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Eastern Oceania, Antarctica
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
September 22, 1968
September 22, 1968
Date
September 22, 1968
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
11:18:46
Saros
124
Type
Total
Gamma
0.9451
Magnitude
1.0099
Centralduration(min:s)
0:40
Location
56°12′N 64°00′E / 56.2°N 64.0°E / 56.2; 64.0
Path width
104
Path width
65
Geographical area
Total: Soviet Union and the Xinjiang Partial: Europe, Northeast Africa, West Asia, Central Asia, South Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
March 18, 1969
March 18, 1969
Date
March 18, 1969
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:54:57
Saros
129
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.2704
Magnitude
0.9954
Centralduration(min:s)
0:26
Location
14°48′S 116°18′E / 14.8°S 116.3°E / -14.8; 116.3
Path width
16
Path width
9.9
Geographical area
Annular: Indonesia, Faraulep and Gaferut Partial: Madagascar, Antarctica, Australia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Northern Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
September 11, 1969
September 11, 1969
Date
September 11, 1969
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
19:58:59
Saros
134
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.2201
Magnitude
0.969
Centralduration(min:s)
3:11
Location
15°36′N 114°06′W / 15.6°N 114.1°W / 15.6; -114.1
Path width
114
Path width
71
Geographical area
Annular: Peru, Bolivia and Mato Grosso Partial: North America, Central America, Caribbean, Western South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
March 7, 1970
March 7, 1970
Date
March 7, 1970
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
17:38:30
Saros
139
Type
Total
Gamma
0.4473
Magnitude
1.0414
Centralduration(min:s)
3:28
Location
18°12′N 94°42′W / 18.2°N 94.7°W / 18.2; -94.7
Path width
153
Path width
95
Geographical area
Total: Mexico, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Nantucket, the Canadian Maritimes and northern Miquelon-Langlade Partial: Hawaii, North America, Central America, Caribbean, Northern South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
August 31, 1970
August 31, 1970
Date
August 31, 1970
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
21:55:30
Saros
144
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.5364
Magnitude
0.94
Centralduration(min:s)
6:47
Location
20°18′S 164°00′W / 20.3°S 164.0°W / -20.3; -164.0
Path width
258
Path width
160
Geographical area
Annular: Territory of Papua and New Guinea, Gilbert and Ellice Islands, West Samoa and American Samoa Partial: Eastern Australia, Oceania, Antarctica
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
February 25, 1971
February 25, 1971
Date
February 25, 1971
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
9:38:07
Saros
149
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.1188
Magnitude
0.7872
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
61°24′N 33°30′W / 61.4°N 33.5°W / 61.4; -33.5
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: North Africa, Europe
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
July 22, 1971
July 22, 1971
Date
July 22, 1971
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
9:31:55
Saros
116
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.513
Magnitude
0.0689
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
63°30′N 177°00′E / 63.5°N 177.0°E / 63.5; 177.0
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Eastern Soviet Union, Northern Alaska
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
August 20, 1971
August 20, 1971
Date
August 20, 1971
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
22:39:31
Saros
154
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.2659
Magnitude
0.508
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
61°42′S 135°24′E / 61.7°S 135.4°E / -61.7; 135.4
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Australia, Oceania, Antarctica
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
January 16, 1972
January 16, 1972
Date
January 16, 1972
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
11:03:22
Saros
121
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.9365
Magnitude
0.9692
Centralduration(min:s)
1:53
Location
74°54′S 107°42′E / 74.9°S 107.7°E / -74.9; 107.7
Path width
321
Path width
199
Geographical area
Annular: Antarctica Partial: Antarctica, Extreme Southern South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
July 10, 1972
July 10, 1972
Date
July 10, 1972
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
19:46:38
Saros
126
Type
Total
Gamma
0.6872
Magnitude
1.0379
Centralduration(min:s)
2:36
Location
63°30′N 94°12′W / 63.5°N 94.2°W / 63.5; -94.2
Path width
175
Path width
109
Geographical area
Total: Soviet Union, Alaska, Northern Canada, Quebec and the Canadian Maritimes Partial: Northern Soviet Union, North America, Caribbean, Northern South America, Northern Europe
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
January 4, 1973
January 4, 1973
Date
January 4, 1973
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
15:46:21
Saros
131
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.2644
Magnitude
0.9303
Centralduration(min:s)
7:49
Location
37°54′S 51°12′W / 37.9°S 51.2°W / -37.9; -51.2
Path width
271
Path width
168
Geographical area
Annular: Chile and Argentina Partial: Southern and Central South America, Antarctica, West Africa, Southern Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
June 30, 1973
June 30, 1973
Date
June 30, 1973
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
11:38:41
Saros
136
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.0785
Magnitude
1.0792
Centralduration(min:s)
7:04
Location
18°48′N 5°36′E / 18.8°N 5.6°E / 18.8; 5.6
Path width
256
Path width
159
Geographical area
Total: Guyana, Dutch Guiana, Santo Antão, Mauritania, Mali, Algeria, Niger, Chad, Sudan, Uganda, Kenya, Somalia, and the British Seychelles Partial: Eastern South America, Africa, Southern Europe, Middle East
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
December 24, 1973
December 24, 1973
Date
December 24, 1973
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
15:02:44
Saros
141
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.4171
Magnitude
0.9174
Centralduration(min:s)
12:02
Location
1°06′N 48°30′W / 1.1°N 48.5°W / 1.1; -48.5
Path width
345
Path width
214
Geographical area
Annular: Mexico, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Guyana, Dutch Guiana, French Guiana, Portuguese Cape Verde, Mauritania, Spanish Sahara, Mali and Algeria Partial: Eastern North America, Central America, Caribbean, Northern and Central South America, Western Europe, West Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
June 20, 1974
June 20, 1974
Date
June 20, 1974
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:48:04
Saros
146
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.8239
Magnitude
1.0592
Centralduration(min:s)
5:09
Location
32°06′S 103°42′E / 32.1°S 103.7°E / -32.1; 103.7
Path width
344
Path width
214
Geographical area
Total: Île Amsterdam and Western Australia Partial: Madagascar, Indonesia, Australia, South Island, New Zealand
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
December 13, 1974
December 13, 1974
Date
December 13, 1974
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
16:13:13
Saros
151
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.0797
Magnitude
0.8266
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
66°48′N 69°24′W / 66.8°N 69.4°W / 66.8; -69.4
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: North America, Caribbean, Extreme Northern South America, Iberian Peninsula
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
May 11, 1975
May 11, 1975
Date
May 11, 1975
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
7:17:33
Saros
118
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.0647
Magnitude
0.8636
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
69°42′N 80°12′W / 69.7°N 80.2°W / 69.7; -80.2
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: North Africa, Europe, North Asia, Greenland, Northern Canada
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
November 3, 1975
November 3, 1975
Date
November 3, 1975
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
13:15:54
Saros
123
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.0248
Magnitude
0.9588
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
70°24′S 161°42′W / 70.4°S 161.7°W / -70.4; -161.7
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Southern South America, Antarctica
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
April 29, 1976
April 29, 1976
Date
April 29, 1976
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
10:24:18
Saros
128
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.3378
Magnitude
0.9421
Centralduration(min:s)
6:41
Location
34°00′N 18°18′E / 34.0°N 18.3°E / 34.0; 18.3
Path width
227
Path width
141
Geographical area
Annular: North Africa, Greece, Turkey, Middle East, central Asia, India and China Partial: Canadian Maritimes, North Africa, Central Africa, Europe, Middle East, Central Asia, South Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
October 23, 1976
October 23, 1976
Date
October 23, 1976
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
5:13:45
Saros
133
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.327
Magnitude
1.0572
Centralduration(min:s)
4:46
Location
30°00′S 92°18′E / 30.0°S 92.3°E / -30.0; 92.3
Path width
199
Path width
124
Geographical area
Total: Tanzania, Seychelles and Australia Partial: East Africa, Indonesia, Australia, Antarctica, Western Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
April 18, 1977
April 18, 1977
Date
April 18, 1977
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
10:31:30
Saros
138
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.399
Magnitude
0.9449
Centralduration(min:s)
7:04
Location
11°54′S 28°18′E / 11.9°S 28.3°E / -11.9; 28.3
Path width
220
Path width
140
Geographical area
Annular: South West Africa, Angola, Zambia, southeastern Zaire, Malawi, Tanzania, and the Seychelles Partial: Eastern Brazil, Southern Africa, Central Africa, East Africa, Antarctica, Middle East, South Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
October 12, 1977
October 12, 1977
Date
October 12, 1977
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
20:27:27
Saros
143
Type
Total
Gamma
0.3836
Magnitude
1.0269
Centralduration(min:s)
2:37
Location
14°06′N 123°36′W / 14.1°N 123.6°W / 14.1; -123.6
Path width
99
Path width
62
Geographical area
Total: Colombia and Venezuela Partial: North America, Central America, Caribbean, Northern South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
April 7, 1978
April 7, 1978
Date
April 7, 1978
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
15:03:47
Saros
148
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.1081
Magnitude
0.7883
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
71°54′S 23°18′E / 71.9°S 23.3°E / -71.9; 23.3
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica, Southern South America, Southern Africa
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
October 2, 1978
October 2, 1978
Date
October 2, 1978
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
6:28:43
Saros
153
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.1616
Magnitude
0.6905
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
72°00′N 159°36′E / 72.0°N 159.6°E / 72.0; 159.6
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: North Asia, East Asia
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
February 26, 1979
February 26, 1979
Date
February 26, 1979
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
16:55:06
Saros
120
Type
Total
Gamma
0.8981
Magnitude
1.0391
Centralduration(min:s)
2:49
Location
52°06′N 94°30′W / 52.1°N 94.5°W / 52.1; -94.5
Path width
298
Path width
185
Geographical area
Total: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, the Northwest Territories and Greenland Partial: North America, Central America, Caribbean, Western Europe
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
August 22, 1979
August 22, 1979
Date
August 22, 1979
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
17:22:38
Saros
125
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.9632
Magnitude
0.9329
Centralduration(min:s)
6:03
Location
59°36′S 108°30′W / 59.6°S 108.5°W / -59.6; -108.5
Path width
953
Path width
592
Geographical area
Annular: Antarctica Partial: Southern South America, Antarctica
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
February 16, 1980
February 16, 1980
Date
February 16, 1980
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
8:54:01
Saros
130
Type
Total
Gamma
0.2224
Magnitude
1.0434
Centralduration(min:s)
4:08
Location
0°06′S 47°06′E / 0.1°S 47.1°E / -0.1; 47.1
Path width
149
Path width
93
Geographical area
Total: Angola, Zaire, Tanzania, Kenya, India, Bangladesh, Burma, China Partial: Africa, West Asia, Central Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
August 10, 1980
August 10, 1980
Date
August 10, 1980
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
19:12:21
Saros
135
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.1915
Magnitude
0.9727
Centralduration(min:s)
3:23
Location
4°36′N 108°54′W / 4.6°N 108.9°W / 4.6; -108.9
Path width
100
Path width
62
Geographical area
Annular: Tabuaeran, Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay and Brazil Partial: Eastern Oceania, Hawaii, Southern United States, Mexico, Central America, Caribbean, South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
February 4, 1981
February 4, 1981
Date
February 4, 1981
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
22:09:24
Saros
140
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.4838
Magnitude
0.9937
Centralduration(min:s)
0:33
Location
44°24′S 140°48′W / 44.4°S 140.8°W / -44.4; -140.8
Path width
25
Path width
16
Geographical area
Annular: Tasmania and Stewart Island Partial: Eastern Australia, Oceania, Antarctica, Western South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
July 31, 1981
July 31, 1981
Date
July 31, 1981
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
3:46:37
Saros
145
Type
Total
Gamma
0.5792
Magnitude
1.0258
Centralduration(min:s)
2:02
Location
53°18′N 134°06′E / 53.3°N 134.1°E / 53.3; 134.1
Path width
108
Path width
67
Geographical area
Total: Soviet Union Partial: Northern Europe, Asia, Alaska, Western Canada, Greenland
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
January 25, 1982
January 25, 1982
Date
January 25, 1982
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:42:53
Saros
150
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.2311
Magnitude
0.5663
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
69°18′S 91°42′W / 69.3°S 91.7°W / -69.3; -91.7
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica, New Zealand
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
June 21, 1982
June 21, 1982
Date
June 21, 1982
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
12:04:33
Saros
117
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.2102
Magnitude
0.6168
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
65°54′S 13°12′E / 65.9°S 13.2°E / -65.9; 13.2
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Southern Africa
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
July 20, 1982
July 20, 1982
Date
July 20, 1982
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
18:44:44
Saros
155
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.2886
Magnitude
0.4643
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
68°36′N 64°12′E / 68.6°N 64.2°E / 68.6; 64.2
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Northern Soviet Union, Northern Alaska, Northern Canada, Greenland, Northern Europe
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
December 15, 1982
December 15, 1982
Date
December 15, 1982
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
9:32:09
Saros
122
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.1293
Magnitude
0.735
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
65°18′N 56°54′E / 65.3°N 56.9°E / 65.3; 56.9
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Northeast Africa, Europe, Middle East, South Asia, Central Asia
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
June 11, 1983
June 11, 1983
Date
June 11, 1983
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:43:33
Saros
127
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.4947
Magnitude
1.0524
Centralduration(min:s)
5:11
Location
6°12′S 114°12′E / 6.2°S 114.2°E / -6.2; 114.2
Path width
199
Path width
124
Geographical area
Total: Christmas Islands, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu Partial: Madagascar, Southeast Asia, Australia, Western Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
December 4, 1983
December 4, 1983
Date
December 4, 1983
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
12:31:15
Saros
132
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.4015
Magnitude
0.9666
Centralduration(min:s)
4:01
Location
0°54′N 4°42′W / 0.9°N 4.7°W / 0.9; -4.7
Path width
131
Path width
81
Geographical area
Annular: Cape Verde, Annobón Island, Gabon, the People's Republic of Congo, Zaire, Uganda, Sudan, Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia Partial: Northern South America, Southern Europe, Africa, Middle East
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
May 30, 1984
May 30, 1984
Date
May 30, 1984
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
16:45:41
Saros
137
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.2755
Magnitude
0.998
Centralduration(min:s)
0:11
Location
37°30′N 76°42′W / 37.5°N 76.7°W / 37.5; -76.7
Path width
7
Path width
4.3
Geographical area
Annular: Mexico, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Azores, Morocco and Algeria Partial: Hawaii, North America, Central America, Caribbean, Northern South America, Western Europe, Northwest Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
November 22, 1984
November 22, 1984
Date
November 22, 1984
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
22:54:17
Saros
142
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.3132
Magnitude
1.0237
Centralduration(min:s)
2:00
Location
37°48′S 173°36′W / 37.8°S 173.6°W / -37.8; -173.6
Path width
85
Path width
53
Geographical area
Total: Indonesia and Papua New Guinea Partial: Indonesia, Australia, Oceania, Antarctica, Extreme Southern South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
May 19, 1985
May 19, 1985
Date
May 19, 1985
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
21:29:38
Saros
147
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.072
Magnitude
0.8406
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
63°12′N 81°06′E / 63.2°N 81.1°E / 63.2; 81.1
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Northeast Asia, Alaska, Canada, Greenland
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
November 12, 1985
November 12, 1985
Date
November 12, 1985
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
14:11:27
Saros
152
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.9795
Magnitude
1.0388
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
68°36′S 142°36′W / 68.6°S 142.6°W / -68.6; -142.6
Path width
—
Path width
Total: Antarctica Partial: Southern South America, Antarctica
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
April 9, 1986
April 9, 1986
Date
April 9, 1986
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
6:21:22
Saros
119
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.0822
Magnitude
0.8236
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
61°12′S 161°24′E / 61.2°S 161.4°E / -61.2; 161.4
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica, Australia, Indonesia, New Zealand
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
October 3, 1986
October 3, 1986
Date
October 3, 1986
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
19:06:15
Saros
124
Type
Hybrid
Gamma
0.9931
Magnitude
1.00002
Centralduration(min:s)
0:00
Location
59°54′N 37°06′W / 59.9°N 37.1°W / 59.9; -37.1
Path width
1
Path width
0.62
Geographical area
Total: None Partial: North America, Central America, Caribbean, Northern South America, Iceland
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
March 29, 1987
March 29, 1987
Date
March 29, 1987
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
12:49:47
Saros
129
Type
Hybrid
Gamma
−0.3053
Magnitude
1.0013
Centralduration(min:s)
0:08
Location
12°18′S 2°18′W / 12.3°S 2.3°W / -12.3; -2.3
Path width
5
Path width
3.1
Geographical area
Annular: Argentina, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Sudan, Ethiopia, Djibouti and Somaliland Partial: Southern and Central South America, Antarctica, Africa, Middle East
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
September 23, 1987
September 23, 1987
Date
September 23, 1987
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
3:12:22
Saros
134
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.2787
Magnitude
0.9634
Centralduration(min:s)
3:49
Location
14°18′N 138°24′E / 14.3°N 138.4°E / 14.3; 138.4
Path width
137
Path width
85
Geographical area
Annular: Soviet Union, China, Mongolia, Okinawa Islands, the Federal States of Micronesia, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Rotuma Islands of Fiji, Wallis Islands and West Samoa Partial: South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Australia, Oceania, Hawaii
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
March 18, 1988
March 18, 1988
Date
March 18, 1988
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
1:58:56
Saros
139
Type
Total
Gamma
0.4188
Magnitude
1.0464
Centralduration(min:s)
3:46
Location
20°42′N 140°00′E / 20.7°N 140.0°E / 20.7; 140.0
Path width
169
Path width
105
Geographical area
Total: Indonesia and the Philippines Partial: South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Northeast Asia, Australia, Alaska
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
September 11, 1988
September 11, 1988
Date
September 11, 1988
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:44:29
Saros
144
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.4681
Magnitude
0.9377
Centralduration(min:s)
6:57
Location
20°00′S 94°24′E / 20.0°S 94.4°E / -20.0; 94.4
Path width
258
Path width
160
Geographical area
Annular: Somalia and Macquarie Island Partial: East Africa, Middle East, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
March 7, 1989
March 7, 1989
Date
March 7, 1989
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
18:08:41
Saros
149
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.0981
Magnitude
0.8268
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
61°12′N 169°48′W / 61.2°N 169.8°W / 61.2; -169.8
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Hawaii, Alaska, Canada, Western and Central United States, Northwest Mexico, Greenland
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
August 31, 1989
August 31, 1989
Date
August 31, 1989
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
5:31:47
Saros
154
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.1928
Magnitude
0.6344
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
61°18′S 23°36′E / 61.3°S 23.6°E / -61.3; 23.6
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Southern Africa, Antarctica
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
January 26, 1990
January 26, 1990
Date
January 26, 1990
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
19:31:24
Saros
121
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.9457
Magnitude
0.967
Centralduration(min:s)
2:03
Location
71°00′S 22°12′W / 71.0°S 22.2°W / -71.0; -22.2
Path width
373
Path width
232
Geographical area
Annular: Antarctica Partial: Antarctica, Southern and Eastern South America, New Zealand
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
July 22, 1990
July 22, 1990
Date
July 22, 1990
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
3:03:07
Saros
126
Type
Total
Gamma
0.7597
Magnitude
1.0391
Centralduration(min:s)
2:33
Location
65°12′N 168°54′E / 65.2°N 168.9°E / 65.2; 168.9
Path width
201
Path width
125
Geographical area
Total: Finland, Soviet Union, Andreanof Islands and Amukta Partial: Eastern Europe, North Asia, Alaska, Western Canada, Western United States, Hawaii
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
January 15, 1991
January 15, 1991
Date
January 15, 1991
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
23:53:51
Saros
131
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.2727
Magnitude
0.929
Centralduration(min:s)
7:53
Location
36°24′S 170°24′W / 36.4°S 170.4°W / -36.4; -170.4
Path width
277
Path width
172
Geographical area
Annular: Western Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand and French Polynesia Partial: Indonesia, Australia, Oceania, Antarctica
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
July 11, 1991
July 11, 1991
Date
July 11, 1991
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
19:07:01
Saros
136
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.0041
Magnitude
1.08
Centralduration(min:s)
6:53
Location
22°00′N 105°12′W / 22.0°N 105.2°W / 22.0; -105.2
Path width
258
Path width
160
Geographical area
Total: Hawaii, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia and Brazil Partial: Southern Canada, United States, Mexico, Central America, Caribbean, South America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
January 4, 1992
January 4, 1992
Date
January 4, 1992
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
23:05:37
Saros
141
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.4091
Magnitude
0.9179
Centralduration(min:s)
11:41
Location
1°00′N 169°42′W / 1.0°N 169.7°W / 1.0; -169.7
Path width
340
Path width
210
Geographical area
Annular: Federal States of Micronesia, Nauru, Kiribati, Baker Island, Palmyra Atoll, Kingman Reef and California Partial: Northeast Asia, Northern Australia, Oceania, Hawaii, Western North America
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
June 30, 1992
June 30, 1992
Date
June 30, 1992
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
12:11:22
Saros
146
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.7512
Magnitude
1.0592
Centralduration(min:s)
5:21
Location
25°12′S 9°30′W / 25.2°S 9.5°W / -25.2; -9.5
Path width
294
Path width
183
Geographical area
Total: Uruguay and Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil Partial: Central South America, West Africa, Central Africa, Southern Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
December 24, 1992
December 24, 1992
Date
December 24, 1992
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
0:31:41
Saros
151
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.0711
Magnitude
0.8422
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
65°42′N 155°42′E / 65.7°N 155.7°E / 65.7; 155.7
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: East Asia, Northeast Asia, Alaska
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
May 21, 1993
May 21, 1993
Date
May 21, 1993
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
14:20:15
Saros
118
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.1372
Magnitude
0.7352
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
68°48′N 162°18′E / 68.8°N 162.3°E / 68.8; 162.3
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Alaska, Canada, Greenland, United States, Northern Europe
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
November 13, 1993
November 13, 1993
Date
November 13, 1993
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
21:45:51
Saros
123
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.0411
Magnitude
0.928
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
69°36′S 58°18′E / 69.6°S 58.3°E / -69.6; 58.3
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica, Southern South America
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
May 10, 1994
May 10, 1994
Date
May 10, 1994
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
17:12:27
Saros
128
Type
Annular
Gamma
0.4077
Magnitude
0.9431
Centralduration(min:s)
6:13
Location
41°30′N 84°06′W / 41.5°N 84.1°W / 41.5; -84.1
Path width
230
Path width
140
Geographical area
Annular: Mexico, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Ontario, Nova Scotia, Quebec, Azores and Morocco Partial: Eastern Russia, North America, Central America, Caribbean, Western Europe, West Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
November 3, 1994
November 3, 1994
Date
November 3, 1994
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
13:40:06
Saros
133
Type
Total
Gamma
−0.3522
Magnitude
1.0535
Centralduration(min:s)
4:23
Location
35°24′S 34°12′W / 35.4°S 34.2°W / -35.4; -34.2
Path width
189
Path width
117
Geographical area
Total: Peru, Chile, Bolivia, Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil and Gough Island Partial: Central America, South America, Antarctica, Southern Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
April 29, 1995
April 29, 1995
Date
April 29, 1995
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
17:33:20
Saros
138
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.3382
Magnitude
0.9497
Centralduration(min:s)
6:37
Location
4°48′S 79°24′W / 4.8°S 79.4°W / -4.8; -79.4
Path width
196
Path width
122
Geographical area
Annular: Peru, Ecuador, Colombia and Brazil Partial: South America, Mexico, Central America, Florida, Caribbean, West Africa
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
October 24, 1995
October 24, 1995
Date
October 24, 1995
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
4:33:30
Saros
143
Type
Total
Gamma
0.3518
Magnitude
1.0213
Centralduration(min:s)
2:10
Location
8°24′N 113°12′E / 8.4°N 113.2°E / 8.4; 113.2
Path width
78
Path width
48
Geographical area
Total: Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Burma, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Spratly Islands, Sabah, Philippines and Indonesia Partial: Northeast Africa, Asia, Australia, Northern Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
April 17, 1996
April 17, 1996
Date
April 17, 1996
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
22:38:12
Saros
148
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.058
Magnitude
0.8799
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
71°18′S 104°00′W / 71.3°S 104.0°W / -71.3; -104.0
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica, New Zealand, Eastern Oceania
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
October 12, 1996
October 12, 1996
Date
October 12, 1996
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
14:03:04
Saros
153
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.1227
Magnitude
0.7575
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
71°42′N 32°06′E / 71.7°N 32.1°E / 71.7; 32.1
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Eastern Canada, Greenland, Europe, North Africa, Middle East
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
March 9, 1997
March 9, 1997
Date
March 9, 1997
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
1:24:51
Saros
120
Type
Total
Gamma
0.9183
Magnitude
1.042
Centralduration(min:s)
2:50
Location
57°48′N 130°42′E / 57.8°N 130.7°E / 57.8; 130.7
Path width
356
Path width
221
Geographical area
Total: Kazakhstan, Russia, Mongolia, Xinjiang and Northeastern China Partial: Southeast Asia, East Asia, Alaska, Western Canada
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
September 2, 1997
September 2, 1997
Date
September 2, 1997
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
0:04:48
Saros
125
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.0352
Magnitude
0.8988
Centralduration(min:s)
−
Location
71°48′S 114°18′E / 71.8°S 114.3°E / -71.8; 114.3
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Australia, Oceania, Antarctica
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
February 26, 1998
February 26, 1998
Date
February 26, 1998
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
17:29:27
Saros
130
Type
Total
Gamma
0.2391
Magnitude
1.0441
Centralduration(min:s)
4:09
Location
4°42′N 82°42′W / 4.7°N 82.7°W / 4.7; -82.7
Path width
151
Path width
94
Geographical area
Total: Galápagos Islands, Panama, Colombia, the Paraguaná Peninsula, Aruba, Curaçao, Bonaire, Montserrat, Guadeloupe and Antigua and Barbuda Partial: Mexico, Southern and Eastern United States, Central America, Caribbean, Northern South America, West Africa, Iberian Peninsula
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
August 22, 1998
August 22, 1998
Date
August 22, 1998
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
2:07:11
Saros
135
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.2644
Magnitude
0.9734
Centralduration(min:s)
3:14
Location
3°00′S 145°24′E / 3.0°S 145.4°E / -3.0; 145.4
Path width
99
Path width
62
Geographical area
Annular: Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu Partial: Southeast Asia, East Asia, Australia, Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
February 16, 1999
February 16, 1999
Date
February 16, 1999
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
6:34:38
Saros
140
Type
Annular
Gamma
−0.4726
Magnitude
0.9928
Centralduration(min:s)
0:40
Location
39°48′S 93°54′E / 39.8°S 93.9°E / -39.8; 93.9
Path width
29
Path width
18
Geographical area
Annular: Prince Edward Islands and Australia Partial: Southern Africa, Antarctica, Australia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Western Oceania
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
August 11, 1999
August 11, 1999
Date
August 11, 1999
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
11:04:09
Saros
145
Type
Total
Gamma
0.5062
Magnitude
1.0286
Centralduration(min:s)
2:23
Location
45°06′N 24°18′E / 45.1°N 24.3°E / 45.1; 24.3
Path width
112
Path width
70
Geographical area
Total: United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Hungary, FR Yugoslavia, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan and India Partial: Eastern Canada, Greenland, Europe, North Africa, Middle East, Central Asia, South Asia, China
Chart
Ref(s)
[a]
February 5, 2000
February 5, 2000
Date
February 5, 2000
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
12:50:27
Saros
150
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.2233
Magnitude
0.5795
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
70°12′S 134°06′E / 70.2°S 134.1°E / -70.2; 134.1
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Antarctica
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
July 1, 2000
July 1, 2000
Date
July 1, 2000
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
19:33:34
Saros
117
Type
Partial
Gamma
−1.2821
Magnitude
0.4768
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
66°54′S 109°30′W / 66.9°S 109.5°W / -66.9; -109.5
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Extreme Southern South America
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
July 31, 2000
July 31, 2000
Date
July 31, 2000
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
2:14:08
Saros
155
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.2166
Magnitude
0.6034
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
69°30′N 59°54′W / 69.5°N 59.9°W / 69.5; -59.9
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: Northern Russia, Northeastern Scandinavia, Alaska, Western Canada, Greenland, Western United States
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
December 25, 2000
December 25, 2000
Date
December 25, 2000
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
17:35:57
Saros
122
Type
Partial
Gamma
1.1367
Magnitude
0.7228
Centralduration(min:s)
—
Location
66°18′N 74°06′W / 66.3°N 74.1°W / 66.3; -74.1
Path width
—
Path width
Partial: North America, Caribbean
Geographical area
Chart
[a]
Date
Time ofgreatest eclipse(Terrestrial Time)
Saros
Type
Gamma
Magnitude
Centralduration(min:s)
Location
Path width
Geographical area
Chart
Ref(s)
km
mi
May 18, 1901
5:33:48
136
Total
−0.3626
1.068
6:29
mw- .mw- 1°42′S 98°24′E / 1.7°S 98.4°E / -1.7; 98.4
238
148
Total: French Madagascar, Réunion, British Mauritius, Dutch East Indies and British New Guinea Partial: East Africa, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Australia, Western Oceania
[a]
November 11, 1901
7:28:21
141
Annular
0.4758
0.9216
11:01
10°48′N 68°54′E / 10.8°N 68.9°E / 10.8; 68.9
336
209
Annular: Sicily, British Malta, Ottoman Tripolitania, Egypt, Ottoman Empire, Emirate of Jabal Shammar, Aden Protectorate, Muscat and Oman, British Raj, British Ceylon, Siam, French Indochina, Bombay Reef in the Paracel Islands and Philippines Partial: North Africa, East Africa, Asia, Northern Australia
[a]
April 8, 1902
14:05:06
108
Partial
1.5024
0.0643
—
71°42′N 142°24′W / 71.7°N 142.4°W / 71.7; -142.4
—
Partial: Northern Canada
[a]
May 7, 1902
22:34:16
146
Partial
−1.0831
0.8593
—
70°00′S 125°06′W / 70.0°S 125.1°W / -70.0; -125.1
—
Partial: Eastern Oceania
[a]
October 31, 1902
8:00:18
151
Partial
1.1556
0.696
—
70°48′N 100°48′E / 70.8°N 100.8°E / 70.8; 100.8
—
Partial: Northern Europe, Eastern Europe, Northern Middle East, South Asia, East Asia, North Asia
[a]
March 29, 1903
1:35:23
118
Annular
0.8413
0.9767
1:53
56°12′N 130°18′E / 56.2°N 130.3°E / 56.2; 130.3
153
95
Annular: China, Russia and Northern Canada Partial: Southeast Asia, East Asia, North Asia, Alaska, Northwestern North America
[a]
September 21, 1903
4:39:52
123
Total
−0.8967
1.0316
2:12
58°00′S 77°12′E / 58.0°S 77.2°E / -58.0; 77.2
241
150
Total: Antarctica Partial: Southeast Africa, Southern Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica
[a]
March 17, 1904
5:40:44
128
Annular
0.1299
0.9367
8:07
5°36′N 94°42′E / 5.6°N 94.7°E / 5.6; 94.7
237
147
Annular: German East Africa, Portuguese East Africa, Grande Comore Island, British Seychelles, Sumatra, Siam, French Indochina, the Paracel Islands and the American Philippines Partial: East Africa, South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia
[a]
September 9, 1904
20:44:21
133
Total
−0.1625
1.0709
6:20
3°42′S 134°30′W / 3.7°S 134.5°W / -3.7; -134.5
234
145
Total: German New Guinea and Chile Partial: Oceania, Western South America
[a]
March 6, 1905
5:12:26
138
Annular
−0.5768
0.9269
7:58
39°30′S 117°24′E / 39.5°S 117.4°E / -39.5; 117.4
334
208
Annular: Australia, New Caledonia and New Hebrides Partial: Madagascar, Antarctica, Australia, Oceania
[a]
August 30, 1905
13:07:26
143
Total
0.5708
1.0477
3:46
42°30′N 4°18′W / 42.5°N 4.3°W / 42.5; -4.3
192
119
Total: Canada, Spain, French Algeria, French Tunisia, Ottoman Tripolitania, Egypt, Ottoman Empire, Aden Protectorate and Muscat and Oman Partial: Eastern North America, Europe, North Africa, Central Africa, West Asia
[a]
February 23, 1906
7:43:20
148
Partial
−1.2479
0.5386
—
71°24′S 170°18′W / 71.4°S 170.3°W / -71.4; -170.3
—
Partial: Antarctica, Southern Australia
[a]
July 21, 1906
13:14:19
115
Partial
−1.3637
0.3355
—
68°36′S 33°18′W / 68.6°S 33.3°W / -68.6; -33.3
—
Partial: Argentina and Chile
[a]
August 20, 1906
1:12:50
153
Partial
1.3731
0.3147
—
70°48′N 66°24′W / 70.8°N 66.4°W / 70.8; -66.4
—
Partial: Northern Russia, Alaska, Western Canada, Pacific Northwest
[a]
January 14, 1907
6:05:43
120
Total
0.8628
1.0281
2:25
38°18′N 86°24′E / 38.3°N 86.4°E / 38.3; 86.4
189
117
Total: Russian Empire and China Partial: Asia
[a]
July 10, 1907
15:24:32
125
Annular
−0.6313
0.9456
7:23
16°54′S 50°54′W / 16.9°S 50.9°W / -16.9; -50.9
258
160
Annular: Chile, Bolivia and Brazil Partial: South America, Southern Central America
[a]
January 3, 1908
21:45:22
130
Total
0.1934
1.0437
4:14
11°48′S 145°06′W / 11.8°S 145.1°W / -11.8; -145.1
149
93
Total: British Western Pacific Territories and Costa Rica Partial: Northern Oceania, Hawaii, Southern North America, Central America, Western Caribbean, Western South America
[a]
June 28, 1908
16:29:51
135
Annular
0.1389
0.9655
4:00
31°24′N 67°12′W / 31.4°N 67.2°W / 31.4; -67.2
126
78
Annular: Mexico, Florida, Mauritania, Senegal, French Sudan, Upper Volta and British Gold Coast Partial: Northern South America, North America, Caribbean, West Africa, North Africa, Western Europe
[a]
December 23, 1908
11:44:28
140
Hybrid
−0.4985
1.0024
0:12
54°18′S 0°30′W / 54.3°S 0.5°W / -54.3; -0.5
10
6.2
Annular: Chile, Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil Partial: South America, Antarctica, Southern Africa
[a]
June 17, 1909
23:18:38
145
Hybrid
0.8957
1.0065
0:24
89°12′N 123°36′E / 89.2°N 123.6°E / 89.2; 123.6
51
32
Total: Russia, Ellesmere Island and Greenland Partial: East Asia, Northern North America
[a]
December 12, 1909
19:44:48
150
Partial
−1.2456
0.5424
—
65°00′S 86°00′E / 65.0°S 86.0°E / -65.0; 86.0
—
Partial: Antarctica, New Zealand
[a]
May 9, 1910
5:42:13
117
Total
−0.9437
1.06
4:15
48°12′S 125°12′E / 48.2°S 125.2°E / -48.2; 125.2
594
369
Total: Wilkes Land and Tasmania Partial: Antarctica, Australia, Southeast Asia
[a]
November 2, 1910
2:08:32
122
Partial
1.0603
0.8515
—
61°54′N 155°06′W / 61.9°N 155.1°W / 61.9; -155.1
—
Partial: Northeast Asia, Alaska, Hawaii
[a]
April 28, 1911
22:27:22
127
Total
−0.2294
1.0562
4:57
1°54′N 151°54′W / 1.9°N 151.9°W / 1.9; -151.9
190
120
Total: Australia, Tonga, American Samoa and Cook Islands Partial: Oceania, Southern North America, Central America, Western Caribbean
[a]
October 22, 1911
4:13:02
132
Annular
0.3224
0.965
3:47
6°18′N 121°24′E / 6.3°N 121.4°E / 6.3; 121.4
133
83
Annular: Russian Empire, China, French Indochina, Territory of Papua and British Western Pacific Territories Partial: South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Australia, Oceania
[a]
April 17, 1912
11:34:22
137
Hybrid
0.528
1.0003
0:02
38°24′N 11°18′W / 38.4°N 11.3°W / 38.4; -11.3
1
0.62
Total: Portugal and Spain Annular: Venezuela, Brazil, British Guyana, Dutch Guiana, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany and Russian Empire Partial: Eastern South America, Eastern North America, West Africa, Europe, West Asia
[a]
October 10, 1912
13:36:14
142
Total
−0.4149
1.0229
1:55
28°06′S 40°06′W / 28.1°S 40.1°W / -28.1; -40.1
85
53
Total: Ecuador, Colombia, Peru and Brazil Partial: Central America, Caribbean, South America, Antarctica, Southern Africa
[a]
April 6, 1913
17:33:07
147
Partial
1.3147
0.4244
—
61°12′N 175°42′E / 61.2°N 175.7°E / 61.2; 175.7
—
Partial: Eastern Russia, Northwestern North America
[a]
August 31, 1913
20:52:12
114
Partial
1.4512
0.1513
—
61°30′N 26°48′W / 61.5°N 26.8°W / 61.5; -26.8
—
Partial: Eastern Canada, Greenland
[a]
September 30, 1913
4:45:49
152
Partial
−1.1005
0.8252
—
61°00′S 11°36′E / 61.0°S 11.6°E / -61.0; 11.6
—
Partial: Southern Africa, Antarctica
[a]
February 25, 1914
0:13:01
119
Annular
−0.9416
0.9248
5:35
62°06′S 113°18′W / 62.1°S 113.3°W / -62.1; -113.3
839
521
Annular: Antarctica Partial: Antarctica, New Zealand, Southern South America
[a]
August 21, 1914
12:34:27
124
Total
0.7655
1.0328
2:14
54°30′N 27°06′E / 54.5°N 27.1°E / 54.5; 27.1
170
110
Total: Canada, Greenland, Norway, Sweden, Russian Empire, Ottoman Empire, Persia and British Raj Partial: Northeast North America, Europe, North Africa, East Africa, Middle East
[a]
February 14, 1915
4:33:20
129
Annular
−0.2024
0.9789
2:04
24°00′S 120°42′E / 24.0°S 120.7°E / -24.0; 120.7
77
48
Annular: Australia, Papua and German New Guinea Partial: Antarctica, Australia, Oceania, Southeast Asia
[a]
August 10, 1915
22:52:25
134
Annular
0.0124
0.9853
1:33
16°24′N 161°24′W / 16.4°N 161.4°W / 16.4; -161.4
52
32
Annular: Pacific Ocean Partial: Northeast Asia, Northern Oceania, Hawaii
[a]
February 3, 1916
16:00:21
139
Total
0.4987
1.028
2:36
11°06′N 67°42′W / 11.1°N 67.7°W / 11.1; -67.7
108
67
Total: Colombia, Venezuela, Guadeloupe, Saint Martin and Saint Barthélemy Partial: North America, Central America, Northern South America, Northwest Africa, Western Europe
[a]
July 30, 1916
2:06:10
144
Annular
−0.7709
0.9447
6:24
29°00′S 132°24′E / 29.0°S 132.4°E / -29.0; 132.4
313
194
Annular: Australia Partial: Southeast Asia, Australia, Oceania, Antarctica
[a]
December 24, 1916
20:46:22
111
Partial
−1.5321
0.0114
—
65°42′S 32°06′E / 65.7°S 32.1°E / -65.7; 32.1
—
Partial: Antarctica
[a]
January 23, 1917
7:28:31
149
Partial
1.1508
0.7254
—
62°18′N 25°36′E / 62.3°N 25.6°E / 62.3; 25.6
—
Partial: Northeast Africa, Europe, West Asia, Central Asia
[a]
June 19, 1917
13:16:21
116
Partial
1.2857
0.4729
—
66°12′N 150°06′E / 66.2°N 150.1°E / 66.2; 150.1
—
Partial: Northern North America, Northern Europe, North Asia
[a]
July 19, 1917
2:42:42
154
Partial
−1.5101
0.0863
—
63°42′S 101°48′E / 63.7°S 101.8°E / -63.7; 101.8
—
Partial: Antarctica
[a]
December 14, 1917
9:27:20
121
Annular
−0.9157
0.9791
1:17
88°00′S 124°48′E / 88.0°S 124.8°E / -88.0; 124.8
189
117
Annular: Antarctica Partial: Antarctica, Southern South America, Australia
[a]
June 8, 1918
22:07:43
126
Total
0.4658
1.0292
2:23
50°54′N 152°00′W / 50.9°N 152.0°W / 50.9; -152.0
112
70
Total: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida Partial: Northeast Asia, North America
[a]
December 3, 1918
15:22:02
131
Annular
−0.2387
0.9383
7:06
36°06′S 53°42′W / 36.1°S 53.7°W / -36.1; -53.7
236
147
Annular: Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, South West Africa and Portuguese Angola Partial: South America, Antarctica, Southern Africa, Central Africa
[a]
May 29, 1919
13:08:55
136
Total
−0.2955
1.0719
6:51
4°24′N 16°42′W / 4.4°N 16.7°W / 4.4; -16.7
244
152
Total: Peru, Chile, Bolivia, Brazil, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Principe, Río Muni, French Equatorial Africa, Belgian Congo, Rhodesia, German East Africa, Nyasaland and Mozambique Partial: South America, Africa
[a]
November 22, 1919
15:14:12
141
Annular
0.4549
0.9198
11:37
6°54′N 48°54′W / 6.9°N 48.9°W / 6.9; -48.9
341
212
Annular: Texas, Cuba, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Barbados, the Gambia, Senegal, French Guinea, Mauritania, French Sudan Partial: North America, Caribbean, Northern South America, West Africa, Western Europe
[a]
May 18, 1920
6:14:55
146
Partial
−1.0239
0.9734
—
69°06′S 107°42′E / 69.1°S 107.7°E / -69.1; 107.7
—
Partial: Australia, Antarctica
[a]
November 10, 1920
15:52:15
151
Partial
1.1287
0.742
—
69°54′N 29°48′W / 69.9°N 29.8°W / 69.9; -29.8
—
Partial: Canada, United States, Northwest Africa, Western Europe
[a]
April 8, 1921
9:15:01
118
Annular
0.8869
0.9753
1:50
64°30′N 5°36′E / 64.5°N 5.6°E / 64.5; 5.6
192
119
Annular: Scotland, Norway Partial: North Africa, Europe, Central Asia, Russian SFSR
[a]

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