Total solar eclipse · 11 May 2059

On 11 May 2059 the Moon's shadow crosses the Earth, and along a narrow track the Sun is covered completely. Greatest eclipse lasts 2m 25s, near 10.111° S, 101.136° W.

At greatest eclipse

Duration
2m 25s
Magnitude
1.025
Instant (UTC)
19:23:21
Greatest eclipse
10.111° S, 101.136° 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
Guayaquil Ecuador 18:55:08 20:28:21 21:49:14 99.4% 39°
Manaus Brazil 19:39:02 20:54:21 21:59:30 93.5% 14°
Quito Ecuador 19:01:57 20:33:21 21:51:59 92.5% 37°
Galapagos (Baquerizo) Ecuador 18:30:12 20:08:21 21:37:11 90.4% 52°
Brasilia Brazil 19:43:35 20:50:21 21:49:17 76.3% -1°
Belem Brazil 19:55:26 21:00:21 21:58:13 74.8%
Easter Island Chile 17:14:17 18:39:21 20:10:52 74.6% 44°
Bogota Colombia 19:20:20 20:44:21 21:56:34 73.3% 32°
Lima Peru 18:52:22 20:22:21 21:40:34 70.2% 33°
Medellin Colombia 19:19:21 20:43:21 21:55:26 68% 34°
Cusco Peru 19:05:10 20:30:21 21:43:15 66% 26°
La Paz Bolivia 19:12:26 20:32:21 21:41:27 58.2% 21°
Panama City Panama 19:15:17 20:38:21 21:51:37 58.2% 40°
Arequipa Peru 19:04:18 20:27:21 21:38:42 57.5% 25°
Santa Cruz Bolivia 19:21:57 20:37:21 21:42:38 56.9% 15°
Cayenne French Guiana 19:58:34 21:02:21 21:58:24 55.6%
Paramaribo Suriname 19:56:11 21:01:21 21:58:53 55.2% 10°
Georgetown Guyana 19:53:23 21:00:21 21:59:03 54.6% 14°
San Jose Costa Rica 19:06:45 20:31:21 21:46:39 54.1% 46°
Cartagena Colombia 19:27:11 20:45:21 21:53:46 52.4% 35°