Total solar eclipse · 30 March 2033

On 30 March 2033 the Moon's shadow crosses the Earth, and along a narrow track the Sun is covered completely. Greatest eclipse lasts 2m 45s, near 69.279° N, 144.704° W.

At greatest eclipse

Duration
2m 45s
Magnitude
1.048
Instant (UTC)
18:01:44
Greatest eclipse
69.279° N, 144.704° W

Path of the shadow

Path of the shadow
The centre line of the Moon's shadow, plotted at two-minute intervals.

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Where it will be seen

Local circumstances for cities that see at least half the Sun covered. Times are UTC.
CityCountry First contactMaximumLast contact ObscurationTotality Sun altitude
Fairbanks United States 16:54:15 17:51:44 18:54:20 100% 2m 33s 16°
Anchorage United States 16:47:19 17:45:44 18:47:11 100% 16°
Whitehorse Canada 16:50:26 17:51:44 18:56:36 93% 23°
Yellowknife Canada 17:05:14 18:09:44 19:16:10 81.3% 29°
Vancouver Canada 16:38:31 17:42:44 18:50:37 66.7% 34°
Edmonton Canada 16:53:42 17:59:44 19:07:43 65.3% 37°
Seattle United States 16:36:42 17:40:44 18:48:36 62.7% 36°
Calgary Canada 16:49:44 17:54:44 19:03:40 61% 38°
Portland United States 16:33:24 17:36:44 18:44:23 58.9% 36°
Iqaluit Canada 17:50:28 18:51:44 19:50:45 53.9% 26°
Akureyri Iceland 18:19:01 19:10:44 20:00:23 50.9%