PARTIAL SOLAR ECLIPSE14 January 2029Greatest eclipse at 17:12:37 UTC
81.6%
AT ITS DEEPEST
On 14 January 2029 the Moon covers part of the Sun, but its dark shadow passes above or below the Earth — so the eclipse is partial everywhere, and there is no path of totality.
Where it will be seen
Everywhere the Moon covers at least half the Sun, deepest first.
- Yellowknife Canada · Partial 81.6%
- Edmonton Canada · Partial 78.5%
- Calgary Canada · Partial 76.6%
- Winnipeg Canada · Partial 73%
- Vancouver Canada · Partial 72.6%
- Seattle United States · Partial 71%
- Portland United States · Partial 68.2%
- Minneapolis United States · Partial 66%
- Salt Lake City United States · Partial 65.2%
- Denver United States · Partial 64%
- Iqaluit Canada · Partial 63.1%
- Kansas City United States · Partial 59.3%
- Chicago United States · Partial 57.8%
- Las Vegas United States · Partial 56.9%
- Albuquerque United States · Partial 56.8%
- San Francisco United States · Partial 56.3%
- St Louis United States · Partial 55.5%
- Detroit United States · Partial 53.9%
- Indianapolis United States · Partial 53.5%
- Phoenix United States · Partial 53%
- Toronto Canada · Partial 51.7%
- Los Angeles United States · Partial 51.7%
- Cleveland United States · Partial 51.2%
- Nuuk Greenland · the Sun has set before maximum 50.7%
- Dallas United States · Partial 50.7%
- Buffalo United States · Partial 50%
- Memphis United States · Partial 50%
ALSO VISIBLE FROM
Atlanta · Austin · Baltimore · Belize City · Boston · Cancun · Charlotte · Guadalajara · Guatemala City · Halifax · Havana · Houston · Kingston · Managua · Mazatlan · Mexico City · Miami · Monterrey · Montreal · Nashville · Nassau · New Orleans · New York · Orlando · Ottawa · Philadelphia · Pittsburgh · Port-au-Prince · Quebec City · San Antonio · San Diego · San Jose · San Salvador · Santo Domingo · St John's · Tampa · Tegucigalpa · Torreon · Washington DC
Reference figures
- SAROS
- 151 · no. 14