Total solar eclipse · 23 August 2044

On 23 August 2044 the Moon's shadow crosses the Earth, and along a narrow track the Sun is covered completely. Greatest eclipse lasts 2m 00s, near 64.199° N, 114.757° W.

At greatest eclipse

Duration
2m 00s
Magnitude
1.036
Instant (UTC)
01:17:38
Greatest eclipse
64.199° N, 114.757° 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
Edmonton Canada 00:40:07 01:37:38 02:30:39 100% 1m 34s
Yellowknife Canada 00:23:11 01:20:38 02:16:01 100% 1m 58s 12°
Calgary Canada 00:44:44 01:41:38 02:34:50 99.6%
Vancouver Canada 00:46:24 01:44:38 02:40:04 94% 13°
Seattle United States 00:49:50 01:47:38 02:42:38 93.1% 12°
Whitehorse Canada 00:20:08 01:21:38 02:20:21 91.5% 22°
Portland United States 00:53:47 01:51:38 02:46:04 90.9% 12°
Salt Lake City United States 01:03:39 01:57:38 02:49:12 90.2%
Fairbanks United States 00:06:56 01:09:38 02:10:15 82.7% 27°
Las Vegas United States 01:12:00 02:05:38 02:56:45 81.9%
San Francisco United States 01:08:42 02:04:38 02:57:32 80.9%
Anchorage United States 00:11:44 01:15:38 02:16:17 78.9% 29°
Los Angeles United States 01:15:55 02:09:38 03:00:48 76.9%
Longyearbyen Svalbard & Jan Mayen 23:32:21 00:23:38 01:15:16 75.9%
San Diego United States 01:18:20 02:11:38 03:01:55 74.9%